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• Toronto mosque promotes gender equality, interfaith conversations

  Images of the religion Islam in the media often show men prostrate in prayer and it’s rare to see a woman in the same position, but at the Noor Cultural Centre women and men pray together.

  Canada

  Jun 15, 2017
• How Toronto’s C3 Church is attracting millennials to Christianity

  C3 is not your traditional Christian church.

  Canada

  Jun 14, 2017
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• Ontario church built in 1871, listed for $1

  The church was built in 1871 but closed down in 2015 due to a dwindling congregation.

  Canada

  Jun 13, 2017
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• Toronto police ask family of lone suspect in 9-year-old’s 1983 murder to come forward

  Nine-year-old Sharin Morningstar Keenan was brutally murdered over 30 years ago and police are now making an appeal to the family of Dennis Melvin Howe, the lone suspect in the case, to come forward with any information on his whereabouts.

  Crime

  Apr 5, 2017
• 6ix Secrets: What does it take to keep Toronto’s Old City Hall clock running?

  If you walk through downtown Toronto, chances are you’ve heard the Old City Hall clock tower bell strike on the hour.

  Canada

  Nov 22, 2016
• Rising energy costs and poverty collide in rural Ontario

  Like many rural Ontarians, Mel Kemp and Peter Burnette find themselves living in the dark – struggling to survive under the weight of rising electricity costs and precarious working conditions.

  Canada

  Nov 21, 2016
• 6ix Secrets: A new look at Toronto’s Old Don Jail

  It was once a major jail in Toronto, but now the 152-year-old facility serves as a hospital administration building.

  Canada

  Nov 15, 2016
• Cold Case Files: Family seeks closure after 7-year-old girl goes missing 42 years ago

  It has been 42 years since seven-year-old Cheryl Hanson disappeared, but her family says they haven't given up hope.

  Crime

  Nov 10, 2016
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• 6ix Secrets: Toronto’s Bata Shoe Museum unlocks the past through historic collection

  When thinking of historical artifacts, footwear might not be the first thing to come to mind. But at the Bata Shoe Museum, there are priceless pieces dating back hundreds of years that each have an important story to tell, such as stockings that belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte.

  Canada

  Nov 8, 2016
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• Cold Case Files: Toronto mother still searching for answers 10 years after son’s murder

  Patrick Santos was murdered 10 years ago after being found bound, beaten and suffocated in his father's backyard in Toronto's east-end and police believe his killer is still out there.

  Crime

  Nov 3, 2016