Video Archives
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Toronto Committee approves motion to pedestrianize Church St. this summer -
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Federal funding announcement still leaves Toronto with FIFA budget questions -
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Toronto unveils programming for FIFA Fan Fest -
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Ford Government introduces legislation to take over Billy Bishop Airport and parkland -
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Toronto council pushes to keep FIFA Fan Fest free, but challenges remain -
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End in sight for months-long closure contributing to DVP congestion -
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Toronto kicks-off spring cleanup campaign -
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Toronto Tempo unveil plans for new Lakeshore training facility with public access -
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‘Catastrophic’ fluid leaks led to Toronto service disruptions, TTC board says -
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Toronto staff asked to come up with plan to keep FIFA Fan Fest free -
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Toronto still looking for details on Billy Bishop airport takeover impacts -
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TTC Line 2 goes down for second time this week during morning commute -
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Efforts to improve Toronto congestion showing signs plan is working -
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Final day to vote on names for Toronto’s new ferries -
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Federal, provincial governments cutting development charges with new fund, all 3-levels funding new Toronto transit line -
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Toronto Police open community safety hub in Lawrence Heights -
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Toronto expands early camp registration city-wide -
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Toronto councillor thinks city-run grocery stores will help address rising costs -
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Brampton considers installing LED lights on roads to increase safety -
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Toronto’s bike-share boom has e-bikes to thank for annual growth
Author Archives
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Richmond off-ramp from DVP to open Friday, city confirmsThe Richmond Street ramp has been closed on the southern leg of the DVP since October, contributing to congestion. Now the city says it could be reopened in a matter of weeks.PoliticsApr 23
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‘Catastrophic’ fluid leaks led to Toronto service disruptions, TTC board saysThe TTC is facing renewed pressure to stop leaks coming from maintenance vehicles — a problem that has persisted since 2024, happening twice last week alone.PoliticsApr 16
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A year after HART Hubs opened, advocates say addiction services still MIAOne year after Ontario closed supervised consumption sites for HART Hubs, advocates say long waitlists for addiction treatment continue and the new model doesn't do enough.PoliticsMar 31
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Brampton considers embedding LED lights in roads to increase safetyLED crosswalks and lights embedded in roads could help make Brampton school zones safer as city council looks to address speeding following automated camera ban.PoliticsMar 13
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Toronto budget will be tabled with proposed 2.2% tax increaseThe city will table its draft budget on Thursday, laying out the initial increase and spending constraints for councillors to debate.PoliticsJan 7
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Toronto’s mayor vows to prioritize budget over potential re-election bidToronto Mayor Olivia Chow starts her mornings in the City Hall gym and allowed Global News to join her workout to discuss the health of the city and its progress heading into 2026.PoliticsDec 24, 2025
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Toronto mulls crackdown for e-bikes, e-scooters using sidewalksAt a meeting this week, councillors raised concerns about the proliferation of electric bikes and scooters across the city, the speeds at which they travel and crashes.PoliticsDec 19, 2025
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Scarborough residents baffled by basketball net crackdownSeveral Scarborough residents are frustrated by the city's sudden crackdown on nets sitting in the municipal right-of-way after years of no issues.PoliticsNov 22, 2025
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‘It costs nothing to dial 911’: Toronto man expresses gratitude to Good SamaritanBrijesh Patel was ignored after suffering a heart attack. A Good Samaritan who aided him says he was just doing 'what's human,' an example Patel thinks more people should follow.HealthOct 3, 2025
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Ontario judge acquits Michael Thompson in cottage country sexual assault caseAn Ontario judge has found Coun. Michael Thompson not guilty of sexually assaulting two women in cottage country roughly three years ago.CrimeSep 16, 2025
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Plan pitched to fix Toronto’s burnt-out Luminous Veil in phasesIt lights up the night sky over the Don Valley while preventing suicides, and now the city is putting forward a multi-stage plan to make sure the Luminous Veil remains luminous.PoliticsSep 12, 2025
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Ford government formally appeals ruling deeming Toronto bike lane removal unconstitutionalPremier Doug Ford's government has formally filed a notice of appeal challenging a court ruling deeming its plan to tear out dedicated bike lanes in Toronto unconstitutional.PoliticsAug 22, 2025
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Toronto’s Old City Hall opens its doors for wedding ceremoniesToronto has opened the doors of the 126-year-old Old City Hall for public tours and, for the first time in decades, civil wedding ceremonies.PoliticsAug 1, 2025
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Michael Thompson sex assault decision won’t come until SeptemberClosing arguments were read out in a Bradford courthouse on Monday as the months-long sex assault trial of Toronto Coun. Michael Thompson shifted to another city.CrimeJun 24, 2025
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‘It’s never quite worked properly’: Toronto’s fading Luminous Veil in need of repairsUnveiled in time for the 2015 Toronto Pan Am Games, the Luminous Veil added hundreds of LED lights that react to changes in wind direction and temperature shifts.PoliticsJun 13, 2025
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‘At no point was ‘no’ initiated’: Toronto councillor continues testimony at sex assault trialThompson, 65, was charged with two counts of sexual assault in 2022 after two guests of his over Canada Day weekend said he touched them inappropriately.CrimeMay 8, 2025
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Toronto city councillor begins testimony in sex assault trialMichael Thompson, 65, has maintained his innocence and pleaded not guilty to two counts of sexual assault.CrimeMay 7, 2025
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Toronto councillor’s sex assault trial moves to BarrieMichael Thompson is accused on two counts of sexual assault from separate women who were guests of his during a Muskoka cottage weekend over the Canada Day long weekend in 2022.CrimeMay 2, 2025
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‘Extremely vulnerable’: Toronto businesses brace for high costs amid tariffsToronto braces for U.S. tariffs as 75 per cent of local businesses expect rising costs. The city is pushing out an economic action plan to protect jobs and boost resilience.EconomyApr 15, 2025
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Toronto takes aim at construction contractors to reduce gridlockEvery six months, the city's transportation division updates its congestion management plan and this April's iteration continues to build on areas in which it has seen success.PoliticsApr 9, 2025
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Toronto cyclists lose bid to force Ford government to pause bike lane removalsA group of Toronto cyclists hoping to put a road block in the way of Doug Ford’s bike lane plans have lost their bid to delay them.PoliticsMar 14, 2025
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Cycling advocates call for court injunction over Toronto bike lane removalsAdvocates spent Tuesday asking an Ontario Superior Court Justice to grant an injunction preventing any removals before they have their day in court.PoliticsMar 11, 2025
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‘I felt trapped’: Woman tells court Toronto city councillor forced himself on herMichael Thompson's sexual assault trial resumed Friday and heard from a third woman who alleged Thompson woke her in the middle of the night and sexually assaulted her.CrimeFeb 21, 2025
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‘An incredible jewel’: Toronto ponders future use of Old City HallIt’s one of Toronto’s most recognizable buildings but soon it will be vacant leaving officials with what the future role will be for Old City Hall.PoliticsJan 24, 2025
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Toronto’s challenges ‘requires investment,’ Chow says as property tax decision loomsToronto Mayor Olivia Chow says the upcoming year will continue to see her focused housing, affordability for renters, and dependable municipal service.PoliticsDec 27, 2024
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