On Wednesday Mayor Rob Ford said he won’t be attending this year’s Pride parade in Toronto. On Friday, he said he wants the Pride flag at city hall taken down.
The CAA and members of the Traffic Safety Coalition launched a six-week long distracted-driving initiative for Toronto and York Region on Tuesday. York Regional Police Sgt. Jason McIlveen spoke about the campaign and what fines drivers could face if they are caught breaking the rules.
On today’s national edition of Entertainment City, a One Directioner tweets his support for Palestine, Freddie Prinze Jr. slams Kiefer Sutherland, and Toby Keith earns the big bucks.
680News music reporter Rudy Blair speaks with Canadian rock band Theory of a Deadman about their new album Savages.
680News senior business editor Mike Eppel with the day’s top business headlines, including a US policy session on interest rates, West Jet’s earnings report, and competition heating up in the dollar store market.
Tempers flare up at East York mayoral debate, and a tornado is confirmed in Grand Bend, Ont.
High of 21 C with increasing clouds and showers throughout the afternoon.
CityNews reporter Shauna Hunt has more on her fears that her son will meet a tragic fate.
CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge speaks with commuters about the complete closure of the intersection of Dundas and Spadina for two weeks due to TTC track replacement.
Environment Canada confirmed Sunday night’s wild weather brought a tornado to the Grand Bend area near Lake Huron.
The latest in a long string of mayoral debates is set for Monday night in East York.
Toronto man, Jim Vanderberg, 57, who has devoted a large part of his life to helping kids, faces nine porn-related charges, including making and possessing child pornography.
What should be a time for Muslims around the world to celebrate has warped into a time of grief.
Sunday’s thunderstorm hit the Markham area particularly hard, dumping 88 millimetres of rain within four hours.
Canadian DJ deadmau5 met with Mayor Rob Ford at Toronto City Hall on Monday. He briefly spoke to the media after the meeting and said he supports the mayor.
Here’s video from the Yonge Street and Finch Avenue East area following a multi-vehicle crash on Monday afternoon. One person was pronounced dead in hospital and three others suffered minor injuries.
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GREAT IDEA TO ADD BOTH FLAGS. Ford Shouldn’t be so nasty about it though. Thank the Lord he is only mayor by name
I agree with the Mayor in this case. This is about Canada and not gay canadians. Who cares if who is gay and who isn’t? Take that flag down. This is the olympics, not a bath house.
as 99% of the population here in Toronto and in Canada. And I agree that Canadian flag is more appropriate way to support our Olympic team.
They mayor needs to be reminded that equality is a right, not a privilege and our charter affords us this. Raising the rainbow flag on this occasion is not unpatriotic, in fact it’s quite the opposite. It’s no wonder there are so few people in the mayoral race right now. Perhaps many are waiting for him to self implode before they enter. He also needs to remember that the job as the head of this city is to represent ALL people.
he is so ignorant on so many levels.. does he not think that gay people are Canadians. You don’t have to be straight to be a Canadian. omg make him go away already.
I worry about my mayor: he’s acting like someone who is struggling with his gender identity.