In this Canadian exclusive, BT Montreal’s Alexandre Despatie speaks with Brooklyn Nine-Nine actors Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher about their appearance at the Just For Laughs festival.

680News business editor Richard Southern with the day’s top business headlines, including news of a Tim Hortons museum set to open in Hamilton, and a late night show pranks people with a fake iWatch they still go gaga for.

In a Canadian exclusive, we meet up with the hilarious cast of City’s hit comedy, ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine.’

French president says no survivors in Air Algerie crash. Rob Ford lovers set to flock to Toronto park for ‘Ford Fest’ party tonight.

Mainly sunny skies with a high of 26 C. Increasing cloud tonight and on-and-off showers Saturday and Sunday.

Coun. Doug Ford visited Breakfast Television to talk about his brother Rob Ford’s mayoral campaign, his nephew Michael’s run for Ward 2 councillor, and Rob’s post-rehab treatment.

Doug Ford tells Breakfast Television that Mayor Rob Ford is getting aftercare and is feeling “fabulous.”

Bloor Street between Spadina and Parliament, and Yonge Street between Bloor and Queen will be no-car zones between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. on August 17 and on August 31.

CityNews videographer Audra Brown spoke to some inspired young people about what the festival means to them.

So far, 365 apartment towers are registered with the voluntary Certified Rental Building Program which now tells renters whether a building is environmentally friendly.

The last batch of Toronto phone numbers with a 416 area code were handed out in 2006, making the digits a hot commodity.

Travellers admit they’re concerned about flying after three deadly plane crashes in a week.

A Burkina Faso official says wreckage and remains from the missing Air Algerie flight have been found in Mali.

A Toronto woman says she overheard IBM executives making discriminatory comments about women while she was eating in a restaurant — and decided to share the conversation on Twitter.

A report by an ex-Supreme Court of Canada justice makes 84 recommendations Toronto police should implement to prevent deaths during police encounters with people in crisis. Plus, families wonder why these recommendations weren’t implemented sooner.