Cloudy with a freezing rain warning in effect for eastern and southern Ontario, 0 C.
In part 3 of Gord Martineau’s annual 5-part series in support of the Herbie Fund he looks at two boys who had their lives changed thanks to the surgery they received in Canada.
School trustees are meeting Wednesday evening to consider a long menu of potential cuts to shave $27 million from the Toronto District School Board’s 2013-14 budget.
Men who do house work and help with child rearing lose out at work, according to a University of Toronto study.
The widow of Surendra Vaithilingam, 38, says she wants to know why her husband was shot and killed in their backyard.
Billy Crystal talks about Monsters University and Rihanna hit a fan with a microphone at a concert in England.
Sarcoma cancer is a disease most of us don’t even know exists. Andrea Piunno with a look at what’s been dubbed the ‘forgotten cancer’ and how serious it really is.
Thursday’s high for the Toronto area is 23 degrees with sunshine.
Toronto police released video of a suspect vehicle in a recent Scarborough murder case and Bob Rae announced that he has resigned as a Liberal MP.
Former Toronto Blue Jays Roberto Alomar, Devon White and Jesse Barfield give their thoughts on the club’s recent hot streak.
Mayor Rob Ford wants to hire a consultant to help create a long-term waste management strategy. Coun. Janet Davis called him irresponsible and short-sighted for making a decision before all options are reviewed.
Recent floods and landslides triggered by heavy rain have affected over 17,000 people in northwest China.
CNN correspondent Pat St. Claire explains how to maximize your visit to the doctor so you can optimize your health.
Bob Rae announced that he has resigned as a Liberal MP to focus on other projects. Federal Liberal leader Justin Trudeau also spoke about Rae’s decision to step down. He ruled out running for mayor of Toronto.
Coming up tonight on CityNews at 5 and 6: The Toronto District School Board is considering cuts and Billy Crystal talks about Monsters University.
Spadina Avenue and Bathurst Street will be the first Toronto roads to welcome the TTC’s new streetcars. According to the TTC agenda, the streetcars will first be launched on Spadina in 2014.
