Harper government buying ads to promote job grant program that doesn’t yet exist
The program will also require provincial agreement and buy-in from employers as well.
News
Elijah Harper’s body to lie in state at Manitoba’s legislature
Harper, who as a member of the legislature blocked the Meech Lake constitutional accord in 1990, died Friday at age 64.
2 cyclists injured in Burlington hit-and-run
Police say it's possible the driver of the van could be unaware the collision happened.
Gawker uses crowdfunding to try to purchase alleged Ford video
The U.S. based gossip website is looking to raise $200,000. (10)
Suspect sought in downtown assault
A man was badly beaten near Yonge and Gerrard around 3 a.m.
6 in hospital after stabbing at Etobicoke park
No arrests have been made, Toronto police tell CityNews.
Casino debate to take place Tuesday
"We promised it to them next Tuesday and we're going to deliver it to them," said Coun. Mike Layton on Friday. (1)
Federal financial agency ignores dollar limit on hospitality spending
The agency bought a table for 10 people during credit education week, paying $155 a person —above the $108.42 maximum set by the Harper government. (1)
Missing girl, 14, located
Police said Roshelle Sookram was located around 3 p.m. Saturday.
Life
NEW Many new-car dealers not using voluntary fuel-efficiency labels: report
A survey of almost 600 dealerships across the country found that the labels were attached to only 63 per cent of the new vehicles on outdoor lots.
Tips for avoiding gardening aches on a prime weekend for planting
As the weather begins to warm up, many people take out their tools and start digging, trimming and planting, all of which can be hard work.
5 things to do this weekend: Giant pandas, farmers’ market & late-night bike ride
As our regular CityNews.ca series continues, we look at events happening in Toronto and near the city for a variety of ages and interests. (1)
Entertainment
Justin Bieber must pay pet monkey’s costs: Germany
German customs officials took his pet during a tour stop in the country in March.
‘Angry Birds’ to invade screens in new 3D film
The movie will follow the TV show 'Angry Bird Toons', which was launched in March and racked up 150 million views within the first six weeks.
Barenaked Ladies, Monika Schnarre honoured at Scarborough Walk of Fame
The walk of fame is in the food court of the Scarborough Town Centre.
Sports
NEW Couture’s overtime goal gives Sharks win over Kings
The Sharks survived a scoreless second period in which they played with a short bench for much of it.
Columbus Crew beats Toronto FC 1-0 at BMO Field
Toronto had its chances early but looked wooden in front of goal.
Yankees beat Blue Jays 7-2
Toronto has lost 23 of its last 28 games at Yankee Stadium.
Mommy-to-be blog
My Baby Story by Galit Solomon
Musings about the roller-coaster ride that’s been my pregnancy. Every step of the way, I’ve been turning to experts, to help me navigate through this complex world.
Local Heroes
T-Ball Tuesday & Athlete of the Week
Our archive of recent T-Ball Tuesday and Athlete of the Week segments.
In-depth Analysis
The Inside Story with Avery Haines
Avery Haines takes a deeper look at the people you want to know more about and the issues you’re talking about. From quirky to in-depth, Avery asks the questions.
Going Viral
Video of the Day
A selection of must-see videos as featured on CityNews, including Citytv originals, viral clips with millions of clicks and those gaining momentum online.
Documentaries
Tough Choices with Gord Martineau
Veteran journalist Gord Martineau takes a look at crucial topics affecting those in Toronto and across Canada.
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On-air Personalities
Meet CityNews anchor Gord Martineau and our on-air team.
