680News business editor Richard Southern with the day’s top business headlines, including signs the golf industry is slipping, and a news study shows the majority of workers do not earn as much as they would like.

Going to feel fall-like later today with a high of 20 C.

Thunderstorms pound Toronto, GTA, and a UFO sighting in Toronto sweeps social media.

Following a severe thunderstorm warning for Toronto and the GTA, CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge says some cars were submerged after locallized flooding in parts of the city.

CityNews reporter Shauna Hunt was at both rallies and spoke to some of the protesters.

CityNews reporter Tracy Tong says the mayoral candidates are planning to keep up their frantic pace.

Ali Shahi’s father says his son has a history of depression and gambling problems.

Protesters came in from all over the GTA to voice their concerns over the continuing crisis in Gaza.

Hundreds of Palestinian and Israeli supporters have gathered at Queen’s Park in Toronto on Saturday, with each side on opposite ends. CityNews reporter Shauna Hunt is there.

CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge takes a look at the wild night in Scarborough.

Heavily armed officers stormed the plane after a man allegedly made a bomb threat.

The various interpretations of Toronto EMS had created confusion, with some even thinking they see Elvis in the logo.

Israeli media said the country’s security cabinet rejected the proposal by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, which called for a week-long ceasefire and indirect talks between the two sides.

It’s decision time for Toronto police chief Bill Blair who has to let the police board know end of Friday if he wants another five-year term as head of the city’s force.

Hundreds of people started to line up at Thomson Memorial Park at 1005 Brimley Rd. in Scarborough at least two hours before the event started. City bylaw officers were on hand to make sure there’s no campaigning taking place at the park.