Revellers around the world celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Attempted child abduction at Vaughan Mills Park, west-end fatal shooting and more remains found at Dellen Millard’s farm round out the CityNews Top Stories at noon.
It’s a sunny day on Victoria Day with the mercury expected to reach 24 C in the afternoon and no rain in sight for the Ashbridges Bay fireworks tonight at 10 p.m. in Toronto.
A few clouds overnight and a slight chance of showers, 17 C.
A man in his 30s was transported to hospital without vital signs after a shooting in the city’s west-end.
One man is without vital signs after a shooting near Dundas Street West and Ossington Avenue.
“Star Trek Into Darkness” knocked out “Iron Man 3″ this weekend to take the number one spot at the box office.
Members of the Somali community are speaking out after reports surfaced that a video allegedly showed Mayor Rob Ford with Somali drug dealers.
The prime minister’s chief of staff announced his resignation early Sunday, saying he left his post in light of the controversy around his personal handling of Sen. Mike Duffy’s expense payments.
Warmer weather means Torontonians are heading out to enjoy the day and causing long lineups at ice cream stores.
Toronto police were out on the water over the long weekend to ensure boater safety and to offer tips.
Hundreds are on the hunt for the perfect fireworks to celebrate Victoria Day.
Light winds this evening with some shower activity closer to the Collingwood area, 19 C.
Former Ontario PC Leader John Tory speaks with CityNews anchor Pam Seatle about Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s chief of staff Nigel Wright’s resignation.
PM’s chief of staff Nigel Wright resigns; Mayor Rob Ford will not appear on Sunday radio show
Lots of sunshine in the forecast as long weekend continues.
