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Federal Liberal leadership candidate Martin Cauchon gives his speech at the national showcase, held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

Justin Trudeau used his final sales pitch of the Liberal leadership race Saturday to pre-empt some of the Conservative attacks he knows are coming should he win.

Speaking about his father’s legacy, Justin Trudeau delivered his Liberal leadership national showcase speech in front of thousands at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

The Toronto District School Board released findings from the 2012 Kindergarten to Grade 6 Parent Census. TDSB research co-ordinator Maria Yau outlined some of the important details.

Roger Ebert passed away at the age of 70 on Thursday. Maclean’s Magazine film critic Brian D. Johnson gives his thoughts on the prolific film critic’s legacy. Johnson gives Ebert credit for putting the Toronto International Film Festival on the map.

Facebook unveiled a new service called Home hoping to make the social networking site the central hub on Android smartphones. CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke about the software on Thursday.

Toronto police update the media after a teenager was injured in a drive-by shooting in the Lawrence Avenue West and Allen Road area.

Det. Joyce Schertzer released the name of a suspect who is wanted in connection with the shooting death of 21-year-old Anthony Smith. The victim was killed after he was shot on King Street West on March 28, 2013.

Michael Nguyen, 23, was shot and killed outside Yorkdale mall on Saturday night and Det. Rob North said that police are looking for two suspects.

A fire at home in East Gwillimbury, Ont claimed the lives of four people on March 29, 2013. Ted Wieclawek from the Ontario Fire Marshal’s office said delays in detection were factors in the tragedy.

Coun. Doug Ford told CityNews that he will run for the provincial Tories if an Ontario election is called in May.

Police and firefighters dove into frigid waters near Lake Shore Boulevard East and Don Roadway in a desperate attempt to save a boy trapped in a sunken car on Friday, March 29, 2013.

TTC chair Karen Stintz and CEO Andy Byford answered questions about the estimated cost of the Leslie Street spur line on Wednesday.

Premier Kathleen Wynne spoke to CityNews after the public elementary teachers’ union announced it will allow its members to resume extracurricular activities.

The public elementary teachers’ union announced that it will allow its members to resume extracurricular activities. Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and Liz Sandals spoke about the decision on Wednesday at Queen’s Park.