After weeks without any heat or hot water this past winter, residents of an east-end apartment complex tell CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge that they’re frustrated once again. This time, it’s due to an elevator that hasn’t worked in months.
In the national edition of Entertainment City, stars hit the Canadian Screen Awards. Plus Tatiana Maslany covers Flare magazine April issue.
680News senior business editor Mike Eppel with the day’s top business headlines, including a jump in gas prices over the weekend and the last-minute rush before Monday’s RRSP contribution deadline.
Mainly cloudy conditions overnight, -7 C feeling closer to -13.
“They probably didn’t even know they were hitting a charity,” Dan Kershaw, the executive director of Furniture Bank, explained.
CityNews reporter Anna Vlachos meets with two families taking part in the national campaign.
A daytime high of -4 C is expected, with temperatures close to the freezing mark for the rest of the week.
The “better way” got a little more expensive starting on Sunday as a TTC fare hike went into effect.
Canada’s biggest university may be set for strike action on Monday.
Cloudy conditions continue this afternoon.
A chilly overnight as temps are expected to rise on Sunday, -11 C.
Mainly clear conditions into the evening, -7 C feeling like -13.
CityNews reporter Shauna Hunt speaks with those who were left waiting.
Homicide police are investigating after an early morning shooting left two men dead at a Danforth and Coxwell area fast-food restaurant.
A funeral was held on Saturday for the 3-year-old who died after wandering outside on a frigid night.
CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge with why 6,000 teaching assistants could be on the picket line come Monday morning.
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