Government officials including Premier Kathleen Wynne were on hand at Nathan Phillips Square to help kick off the one-year countdown to the Toronto 2015 Pan Am and Parapan Games. Cirque du Soleil performed before the countdown clock was unveiled.
A special weather statement remains in effect for snow on Sunday, -3 C.
Sportsnet’s Jamie Thomas gets game predictions from fans in Arizona.
Following the death of a man in the Bathurst and Dundas area, CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge speaks with community residents about their hope for a safer neighbourhood with revitalization plans underway.
City planners gathered to listen to residents along the proposed Scarborough subway extension route and answer their many questions.
Roberto Dixon, 27, was found without vital signs near Bathurst and Dundas streets around 4:15 a.m.
CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge with some of the hot dining deals sure to melt away the winter blues.
Newly tabled anti-terrorism legislation would give Canada’s spy agency more power to thwart a suspected extremist’s travel plans, disrupt bank transactions and covertly interfere with radical websites.
CityNews reporter Avery Haines explores how increased security affects privacy.
It’s not the kind of ad you’d expect to see during the Super Bowl. CityNews reporter Andrea Piunno tells us how the NFL is tackling the topic of domestic violence.
A controversial video of a Toronto man’s run in with police is raising questions about what you can and can’t do when interacting with officers.
CityNews videographer Audra Brown shows us how students are looking to the past to learn lessons for the future.
A video of a Toronto man’s arrest that went viral is raising more questions today, specifically why he was stopped by police in the first place and whether or not his rights were violated.
680News film critic Leslie James joins Melanie Ng to give his thoughts on Project Almanac, A Most Violent Year, Wild Card and Black or White.
Former Ontario premiers David Peterson and Dalton McGuinty spoke about Joseph L. Rotman after attending a funeral for the Toronto businessman.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper made an appearance in Richmond Hill on Friday to unveil new anti-terror legislation. It would give the Canadian Security Intelligence Service more power to thwart a suspected extremist’s travel plans.
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