Thousands of fans gathered in Maple Leaf Square to cheer on the Raptors in Game 2 of their playoff series against the Brooklyn Nets.

With the price of gas expected to reach near record levels, CityNews reporter Rima Kar speaks with one station owner whose prices are already shockingly high.

CityNews reporter Amanda Ferguson spoke to Russell’s family about Richard Kachkar’s request to be moved to a less secure unit at a Whitby mental health facility.

Following a scathing reporty by the city’s ombudsman, CityNews reporter Adrian Ghobrial found mixed reaction by TCHC residents over how they feel Eugene Jones has done as CEO.

Toronto Community Housing’s board of directors held a special meeting Tuesday to discuss a damning ombudsman report about the agency’s improper hiring, firing and promotions. But the board will meet again Friday to discuss what action to take.

CityNews reporter Pam Seatle says the man at the centre of the Maple Leaf Gardens sex abuse scandal pleaded guilty Tuesday to 100 charges involving 18 victims.

The premier episode on April 15 included interviews with Hedley, Cher Lloyd and Karl Wolf.

Convicted sex offender Gordon Stuckless pleaded guilty Tuesday to 100 charges involving 18 victims. He walked out of court without answering any questions from reporters.

Basketball fanatic Steve shows loyal Maple Leafs fan Tom Hayes how to convert into a Raptors supporter during the NBA playoffs.

Convicted sex offender Gordon Stuckless pleaded guilty to 100 charges on Tuesday. Two of his victims spoke out about against sexual abuse.

Convicted sex offender Gordon Stuckless pleaded guilty to 103 charges on Tuesday. He entered the plea in a Toronto courtroom in relation to offences that took place decades ago. Defence lawyer Ari Goldkind said since 2001 his client is not a danger to society.

Toronto Fire Services’ fire hall Station 424 in Bloor West Village closed its doors on Monday. Four Toronto fire trucks were also taken out of service that day. Chief Jim Sales spoke about the situation and what steps will be taken going forward.

Toronto’s ombudsman Fiona Crean released her report on the Toronto Community Housing Corporation’s hiring, firing and promotion practices over the last two years under the watch of CEO Gene Jones. She says senior executives repeatedly broke the rules when hiring and promoting employees.

This is giving a lift to the overseas markets, senior business editor Mike Eppel explains.

Toronto police officers were able to grab the snake and hand it over to Animal Services.