Global News at 5:30 Toronto

• Supreme Court of Canada sides with Ontario government in battle over Toronto council cuts

  In a 5-4 split, the majority of Supreme Court justices agreed with the provincial government and ruled the city’s appeal should be dismissed.

  Politics

  Oct 1
• Why is Ontario developing its own vaccine passport app?

  “Why not put our heads together, build upon what already exists so that we get to a product that doesn't have hiccups as fast as we can."

  Health

  Sep 2
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• New ROM Egyptian exhibit reveals relatable mummies with artifacts, digital imagery

  The Royal Ontario Museum’s newest exhibit wants to show visitors how six ‘average’ mummies are a lot like their modern counterparts.

  Education

  Sep 18, 2020
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• Thousands sign petition calling for mandatory Toronto police usage of body cameras

  A petition calls on Toronto's top cop to speed up the process of making body-worn cameras mandatory for all front-line officers in an effort to hold them accountable on the job.

  Tech

  Jun 3, 2020
• ‘I want people to know so they can see the red flags’: Ontario woman speaks out about romance scam

  Michelle Boyer is a crime ambassador for Ottawa, she was bilked out of thousands in an online romance scam and is warning others of potential 'red flags.'

  Crime

  Nov 18, 2019
• ‘I could smell the alcohol on his breath’: Toronto city councillor calls 911, waits for officers

  Burnside suspects a shortage of manpower at the Toronto Police Service could be responsible for the slow response to his emergency.

  Crime

  Aug 17, 2018