CityNews reporter Tracy Tong hit the streets to find out what voters think of the latest poll that shows Ford, Tory and Chow in a dead heat.

The report comes amid a lawsuit by the family of 18-year-old Yatim against the officer who shot him and another who tasered him as he lay dying.

The City of Toronto has launched an upgraded state-of-the-art traffic control centre that is aimed at reducing gridlock.

CityNews reporter Cynthia Mulligan has more on the numbers.

A bus shelter was tagged with an anti-Semitic expletive in Thornhill, which has shocked Jewish residents there and has police investigating.

York regional police are investigating after anti-Semitic graffiti was found sprayed on a bus shelter in Thornhill. Local resident Jeffrey Brown reacted to vandalism. Watch The 5 and CityNews at Six as Roshni Murthy will have more on this story.

Mayoral candidates Olivia Chow, John Tory and Rob Ford are in a dead heat according to a poll conducted on Monday by Forum Research. Ford spoke about the results as well as recent Ford Fest robocalls.

The City of Toronto opened an upgraded transportation operations centre to help and better manage and coordinate road work, in an effort to lessen the damage on drivers. Mayor Rob Ford spoke about how this will benefit the city.

The first round of films premiering at TIFF were announced Tuesday. We break them down in today’s national edition of Entertainment City.

680News senior editor Richard Southern with the day’s top business headlines, including the persistent high price of lobster despite plentiful supply, and Tim Hortons is cutting the x-small cup.

Dashcam captures TTC bus running red, nearly striking pedestrian; Mike Duffy reaches out to Peruvian woman who claims to be his daughter.

Risk of early morning thunderstorms clearing late morning with fresher cooler air this afternoon. High of 24 C.

The male driver was rushed to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre where he later died.

CityNews reporter Adrian Ghobrial sniffs out the story of a simmering summer stench.

Jamaican Canadian Andray Domise, 31, is a candidate in Etobicoke North who wants to beat Mayor Rob Ford’s nephew Michael Ford in the Toronto municipal race and replace Coun. Doug Ford who’s not seeking re-election.