CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge with why the Big Smoke smoked the competition.

Declining enrollment has left 130 schools only 65 per cent full, at best.

CityNews reporter Adrian Ghobrial has more on the initiative aimed at mending police relations with the community.

The Toronto District School Board has released a list of more than 100 schools that could be slated for closure.

The change could reduce the default speed limit from 50 km/h to 40 km/h.

Michael Duru believes his skin colour may have played a role in his investigation by police and a subsequent clash and arrest.

Some victims suffered concussions and other serious injuries when they were dragged and attacked after being robbed.

The budget committee got its first detailed look at the police budget, which calls for a zero-per-cent increase over last year’s budget but does not include ongoing contract negotiations.

Toronto Mayor John Tory announced that the city is saying no to a line of credit from the province to help make up for an $86-million budget shortfall. He thanked the province for its offer and said they will take care of their own house.

The budget committee went over the Toronto police budget on Thursday morning. Cynthia Mulligan has more on this story from city hall.

Det.-Sgt. Gerry Heaney and Mark Cousins, Head of TTC Security, discussed a series of street robberies that have occurred in 42 Division over the past year as well as how you can protect yourself.

A pedestrian was rushed to hospital in critical condition after an alleged hit-and-run at Finch and Midland avenues in Scarborough on Wednesday afternoon. Two people were taken into custody.

In the national edition of Entertainment City, Lindsay Lohan is claiming her meet-and-greets are part of her community service. Plus, Taylor Swift copyrights some of her lyrics.

680News senior business editor Mike Eppel with the day’s top business headlines, including the low loonie and Porter sells-off of its Billy Bishop terminal.

Ontario is considering lowering the speed limit in cities. And, the Canadian loonie drops to a six-year low.