CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge with why 6,000 teaching assistants could be on the picket line come Monday morning.

Canada Post says the frightful weather is to blame.

Mayor John Tory has announced longer hours for crews at construction sites going forward, which means shorter closures.

She claims TCH hasn’t taken proper steps to get rid of the mould.

He may have played a fictional character, but Leonard Nimoy’s inspiration for space exploration extends well beyond television.

CityNews reporter Avery Haines chats with science fiction author Robert Sawyer about the passing of Leonard Nimoy.

A piece of concrete that is said to have fallen from the structure and shattered a windshield can’t be found — and that’s a major problem.

How a picture of a dress sparked a debate that’s taken the Internet by storm.

A life-long passion of helping kids be creative is taking-off big time for one woman who wants to take her idea city-wide.

Toronto Mayor John Tory spoke to the media following Friday’s Road Closures Coordination Committee meeting. He also spoke about how the city is responding to those residents who don’t have water in their homes due to frozen pipes.

In the national edition of Entertainment City, Kanye West takes to Twitter to apologize to Beck and Bruno Mars, plus Scarlett Johansson talks about awkward kiss.

680News business editor Richard Southern with the day’s top business headlines, including a class-action payout for anyone who bought electronics with dynamic random access memory.

University of Toronto teaching assistant strike averted. And, the Toronto Maple Leafs trade Clarkson to Columbus.

High today of -10 C under mainly sunny skies but the wind chills this morning close to -30 C.

CityNews reporter Stella Acquisto looks back at some of the big stars that graced the hardcourt at Eastern Commerce over the years.