TTC CEO Andy Byford is seeking millions of dollars to hire more employees and buy new buses. He spoke to the media after delivering his pitch to the budget committee on Wednesday at city hall.

Const. Clint Stibbe confirmed that a woman died after she was struck by a car on Birchmount Road in Scarborough on Wednesday morning. The intersection was closed but has since reopened.

A woman died after a single-vehicle crash on the eastbound Highway 403 at Waterdown Road in Burlington early Wednesday morning. The eastbound lanes were closed at Waterdown, but reopened just after 7:30 a.m.

In the national edition of Entertainment City, the newest remake of the film ‘Ghostbusters’ will have an all female line-up. Plus, nominations for Canada’s Juno Awards were released yesterday.

680News senior business editor Mike Eppel with the day’s top business headlines, including Apple’s record-shattering earnings report.

Sitcom actor charged with voyeurism after cameras discovered in rented Queen West apartment. And, GoDaddy pulls controversial Super Bowl commercial.

A cold, clear start to the day with an afternoon high of -3 C under mainly sunny skies.

Mainly clear conditions overnight, -14 C feeling like -22.

CityNews reporter Anna Vlachos has the latest from the scene.

CityNews anchor Roger Petersen with the emotional pleas for renewed peace during today’s commemoration services.

CityNews reporter Tammie Sutherland speaks exclusively with the nurse about the steps she has taken to try to get her property back.

The proposed 2015 city budget calls for a five per cent increase to indoor ice permit fees and a 2.25 per cent increase on general parks and recreation user fees to cover the cost of inflation. And that may put hockey and ice skating out of the reach for many families.

CityNews reporter Amanda Ferguson speaks with experts who say they saw this coming after the company was taken over by Burger King.

Wendy Andrews had a potentially fatal reaction to standard chemotherapy, but the only alternative medicine isn’t covered by OHIP.

The Toronto Zoo and Crime Stoppers have partnered up to try to stop the illegal harvest and trade of turtles. David Forster, President of Ontario Association of Crime Stoppers, spoke during a press conference on Tuesday.