Terry Elkady

Producer

Author Archives

• Andrew Wiggins named NBA Rookie of the Year

  After much speculation, Andrew Wiggins has been named the NBA Rookie of the Year.

  Sports

  Apr 30, 2015
• Customers say cars were damaged while left at Toronto’s Park ‘N Fly

  Customers returning from trips share their frustration of damaged vehicles and an unresponsive Park ‘N Fly, the largest airport parking lot service in Toronto.

  Consumer

  Apr 23, 2015
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• John Tory supports the Ontario provincial budget

  Mayor John Tory says the budget released by the Ontario Liberals will benefit Toronto and help facilitate projects by the city, including his Smart Track transit initiative.

  Politics

  Apr 23, 2015
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• Ontario Fire Marshal’s office updates investigation into Scarborough house explosion

  Investigators are continuing their search at the scene of Monday's Scarborough house explosion that killed a 57-year-old man.

  Apr 23, 2015
• Man dies after 16-foot fall at construction site

  One person is in critical condition after an industrial accident at a condo development site in downtown Toronto.

  Apr 23, 2015
• Brendan Shanahan says firing Nonis and the coaching staff is just the beginning of upcoming changes

  Shanahan says this is just the beginning of several changes that will include shaking up the roster. He says, currently, while the team has talented players they simply don’t have chemistry.

  Apr 13, 2015
• Calorie counting: Are ‘casual’ fast food restaurants actually healthier?

  The landscape of consumer demand when it comes to fast-food has seen a drastic shift. Consumers who deem themselves to be more health-conscious are avoiding traditional venues like McDonald’s in favour of options like Chipotle.

  Health

  Apr 3, 2015
• Air Canada plane forced to turn back to Pearson Airport for emergency landing

  A plane departing from Pearson Airport, heading to Hong Kong, was forced to turn back for an emergency landing.

  Mar 6, 2015
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• Kensington store owner beats graffiti artist

  A Kensington Market store owner said he physically attacked a man because he thought the intruder was attempting to draw graffiti outside his business.

  Mar 6, 2015
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• John Tory says he is “furious” over $400 million budget overrun on Spadina subway expansion

  Mayor John Tory and councillor Josh Colle will be holding a joint press conference at approximately 1:30 p.m. on Friday at city hall.

  Mar 6, 2015
• Man found dead behind plaza in Mississauga

  A man believed to be in his twenties was found without vital signs behind a plaza in Mississauga in what Peel Police are describing as a suspicious death.

  Feb 16, 2015
• Firefighters battle blaze near Sherbourne and Bloor

  Emergency crews are fighting a three-alarm fire near Bloor St. and Sherbourne Ave.

  Feb 16, 2015
• Port Hope regains water intake after frozen pipe scare

  The town of Port Hope has reestablished their water supply after declaring a state of emergency due to a frozen water intake pipe at the municipality’s water treatment plant.

  Feb 16, 2015
• Four new Measles cases confirmed in Ontario

  Ontario health officials are warning people who attended an "Acquire the Fire" event in Toronto earlier this month to check their immunization records after a new measles case was confirmed.

  Health

  Feb 16, 2015
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• Demolition begins on Stollerys before heritage status decided

  Workers began knocking down the iconic menswear store 'Stollerys' on Sunday, despite it being considered for designation as a heritage building.

  Jan 19, 2015
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• Shining a light on racism is important, despite giving perpetrators attention

  22-year-old Munira Abukar says she’s more determined than ever to fight for a seat on Toronto city council so she can speak out against the type of bigotry she faced this weekend.

  Oct 13, 2014
• Councillors, rivals react to Rob Ford’s exit from mayoral race

  The race for mayor took a shocking twist Friday with Rob Ford stepping down and his brother Doug taking his place, prompting a plethora of reaction.

  Canada

  Sep 12, 2014
• Possible diagnoses for Rob Ford

  The reality is that there are hundreds of questions that still require an answer in order to make a diagnosis. Rather, this article looks at what mayor Ford could be suffering from and a discussion about what colon cancer is, and key facts associated with it.

  Health

  Sep 11, 2014
• Rob Ford transferred to Mt. Sinai hospital for ‘subsequent treatment’

  Mayor Rob Ford has been transferred to Mt. Sinai Hospital from Humber River Regional Hospital for what officials are calling “follow-up investigation and subsequent treatment.”

  Politics

  Sep 11, 2014
• One person dead, two rescued from Toronto house collapse

  Emergency crews are on the scene after a Toronto house undergoing renovations collapsed with at least three people inside.

  Sep 9, 2014
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• Explaining the severe “morning sickness” Kate Middleton is experiencing

  The extreme level of nausea the Duchess of Cambridge is suffering from only happens to about two per cent of all women who are pregnant.

  Health

  Sep 9, 2014
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• Toronto’s 10 most dangerous schools for pedestrians

  Global News analyzed 13 years of collision data to come up with the top 10 elementary schools for nearby pedestrian collisions.

  Canada

  Sep 9, 2014
• Rob Ford has meeting with Mike Tyson at city hall

  The Mayor is meeting “Iron Mike” at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. It’s not clear what prompted the encounter but Tyson apparently requested to meet the mayor, who accepted.

  Sep 9, 2014
• Two men sent to hospital in East York double stabbing

  Two men have been taken to hospital after a double stabbing in East York.

  Crime

  Sep 8, 2014
• Rob Ford denies helping business partner with powers as mayor

  Rob Ford is once again facing allegations that he used his position as mayor to help a client of his company, Deco Labels and Tags.

  Politics

  Sep 8, 2014