Some areas of the GTA could see a trace of flurries, depending on how close you live to the lake. Things are set to warm up by the end of the week.

A dedicated team of volunteers is working around the clock to assist in feeding over 20,000 people this December. Kate Walker reports from the Surrey Food Bank during its busiest time of year.

With the holiday season in full swing, Toronto Fire reminds us to remain extra vigilant, as this time of the year brings a spike in fire-related emergencies. As Jazan Grewal tells us, this includes an uptick in residential fires.

Travel times along Lake Shore Boulevard near Ontario Place could be up to 40% worse in 2032 due to the province's plans for the waterfront redevelopment. Mark McAllister has a look at the new City of Toronto report.

Holiday travel and visits can increase the risk of measles exposure, with the majority of cases in Ontario this year linked to travel.

Hundreds took to the streets of Damascus to condemn a social media video showing the burning of a Christmas tree. Erica Natividad with the calls for the new Islamist authorities to protect minority groups.

It was a volatile year for the Canadian economy. Host Mike Eppel speaks with Doug Porter, Chief Economist at BMO about what predictions came true this year and what Canadians can expect in 2025. Episode link: https://play.headliner.app/episode/24779082?utm_source=youtube

Rayn Rashid chats with some Calgarians who have gone all out in decorating their homes, bringing holiday cheer to their neighbors and the community.

Two months after it opened its doors, The Hope Mission has already been busy taking in Edmonton’s most vulnerable at a new shelter. James Dunn got inside and took a tour of what clients can expect.

"We ended up helping 18 or more people," says Samuel Drolet-Bégin, intervention worker at La Maison du Père, as he explains how their new pilot project saved more Montrealers than expected from being evicted from their homes. Corinne Boyer reports.

Residents of a West End apartment are fed up with air quality and water damage issues in the building. As Kier Junos reports, the residents are hoping the City of Vancouver steps in.

Sewer construction near Oak Street and 70th Avenue in Vancouver has wrapped up for the year. Jack Morse reports.

A therapy dog is recovering after allegedly being mauled by an off-leash dog in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant neighbourhood. Angela Bower reports.

A look back at photo radar changes in Alberta. Hiba Kamal-Choufi has more on what Edmonton Police Chief had to say about removing photo radar sites by 70 per cent next year.

Thousands of Syrian women are taking to the streets calling for the assurance of equal rights after an Islamist group ousted the country's president earlier this month. Karling Donoghue has the details.

U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump has threatened to retake control of the Panama Canal — sparking outrage from the country's leader who says Panama's sovereignty is not negotiable. Karling Donoghue reports.

With the workers ordered back to work Canada Post has resumed mail delivery but many packages won't make it until after Santa has returned to the North Pole

While consumers and restaurants seem to be enjoying the recent federal sales tax holiday, some local retailers say it's business as usual, despite the discount. Erica Natividad breaks down the conflicting reports.

SEIU Healthcare says a heating outage in the kitchen of the notorious Orchard Villa facility in Pickering is impacting workers and residents. Faiza Amin on the calls for the Ministry of Labour to launch a review into working conditions.

In a follow-up to a Speakers Corner story about a GTA appliance repair business facing multiple accusations of unfair business practices, calls increase for the government to step in.