Watch The 5 and CityNews at Six as Adrian Ghobrial speaks with organizations who are in favour and not in favour of increasing the speed limit on Highway 407.

A fire broke out at the back of a home on North Heights Drive in Etobicoke on Monday morning. Two people were sent to hospital with minor smoke inhalation.

Toronto Mayor John Tory announced that the city and police are expanding the zero-tolerance towing policy to target out-of-province vehicles that repeatedly park illegally.

Brad Smith recaps Sunday’s Screen Actors Guild Awards, plus we’ll tell you why Angelina Jolie made an appearance in northern Iraq.

A man is in critical condition following an incident on St. Clair Avenue West on Monday morning. Police have arrested a man and woman in connection with the alleged assault.

Breakfast Television’s Winston Sih visits The Guvernment as revellers celebrate their last night at the 19-year-old nightclub before it closes down for good.

680News senior business editor Mike Eppel with the day’s top business headlines, including a new anti-austerity government for Greece and results expected soon from Apple.

CityNews weather specialist has the forecast details.

From haggis to bagpipes, CityNews reporter Shauna Hunt learns more about the traditional events that celebrate everything Scottish on Robbie Burns Day.

CityNews reporter Anna Vlachos speaks with one man who saw the attack.

CityNews reporter Tammie Sutherland cohosted the event held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

Temperatures expected to drop overnight making for a slippery morning.

The Guvernment nightclub on Queens Quay East will play its final beat on Sunday.

CityNews reporter Anna Vlachos tells us the scare started with an employee at a local restaurant.

Mario Wint, 29, has been charged with second-degree murder and is due to appear in court on Sunday.