CityNews reporter Cynthia Mulligan has more on the study, and one woman’s story of survival thanks to a chance screening.

After seven months of paid leave, Const. James Forcillo has been working an administrative role at Crime Stoppers since February.

Three firefighters were recuperating in hospital Thursday after a fire and explosions levelled a warehouse building on Thamesgate Drive in Mississauga a day earlier.

CityNews launched a brand new version of the app for both iOS and Android devices. Richard Bloom, director digital news, for the broadcast division of Rogers, gives a hands-on look at how it works and some of its features

Police are searching for at least one suspect after a man was found shot to death outside a café on Regina Road near Highway 7 and Martin Grove Road in Vaughan on Thursday afternoon.

On Tuesday, Toronto’s ombudsman Fiona Crean released a scathing report on the TCHC’s hiring, firing and promotion practices over the last two years under the watch of CEO Gene Jones. Mayor Rob Ford defended Jones and said he should keep his job.

Const. James Forcillo accused of murdering Sammy Yatim on an empty Dundas streetcar last July is back to work. He’s been working in an administrative role at Crime Stoppers since February. Lawyer Peter Brauti spoke about his client’s return to work.

Four firefighters were injured in Wednesday’s massive industrial blaze in Mississauga. Mike Potvin, an investigator with the fire marshal’s office and fire chief John McDougall updated the investigation.

Former Toronto Maple Leafs captain Wendel Clark spoke about why he is involved in the event that raises money for Alzheimer’s Disease.

Avril Lavigne fires back at the criticism she has faced for her new Hello Kitty music video, plus Olivia Wilde gave birth to a baby boy.

Gas prices are continuing to rise but we likely won’t hit a record high, 680News senior business editor Mike Eppel explains.

One firefighter remains in hospital in serious but stable condition after a massive industrial fire in Mississauga on Wednesday morning.

None of the 17 children on the bus, all students at Brookville Public School, were hurt. However, a 68-year-old Burlington man is in critical condition. He was driving the other vehicle.

The driver, believed to be a young offender, crashed at Parkside Drive and Bloor Street around 11 p.m.

CityNews reporter Adrian Ghobrial has more on the disturbing images shown at the trial Wednesday.