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Jazz-pop artist Nikki Yanofsky

2012-04-16T06:45:47.633-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: She was the voice that sang Canada's national anthem at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, Nikki Yanofsky talks about her love of music and her upcoming album.

Morning News Update: Apr 16

2012-04-16T06:44:49.487-07:00

Kris Reyes has the top morning news headlines for Monday, April 16, 2012.

Chef Susur Lee on Top Chef Canada

2012-04-16T06:44:43.793-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: Known as one of Canada's premiere chefs, Torontonian Susur Lee gives us a sneak peek into his guest judge spot for Top Chef Canada as he evaluates some of the country's young kitchen talents.

Police officer stabbed in the neck

2012-04-16T06:37:49.107-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: During a routine traffic stop in north Toronto, a police officer was stabbed in the neck. Catherine Mcdonald pieces together what happened leading to the incident.

Jazz-pop artist Nikki Yanofsky

2012-04-16T06:34:35.903-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: She was the voice that sang Canada's national anthem at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, Nikki Yanofsky talks about her love of music and her upcoming album.

On This Day: Apr 16

2012-04-16T06:38:47.723-07:00

From the birth of Charlie Chaplin to Walter Cronkite succeeding Douglas Edwards as anchorman of the CBS Evening News, here are some interesting facts from co-host Dave Gerry's On This Day.

Why Canada's financial industry is a haven for fraud

2012-04-16T06:34:19.800-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: Investigative journalist Bruce Livesey joins The Morning Show to talk about Canada's financial industry and his new book 'Thieves of Bay Street'.

TMS Goes to Comic-Con

2012-04-16T06:32:01.640-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: The Morning Show's Liem Vu gets his geek on at the Wizard World Comic-Con, interviewing Star Trek's Jeri Ryan, Kermit, and the Being Human cast.

Vintage Toronto

2012-04-16T06:12:24.127-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: The Morning Show's Liem Vu takes you through 'Vintage Toronto,' a new Facebook page showcasing what Toronto was like in the past.

Witness helped injured police officer

2012-04-16T04:35:59.073-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: Catherine Mcdonald speaks with a Toronto Firefighter who helped a police officer after he had been stabbed in the neck during a routine traffic stop.

Evening News: Apr 15

2012-04-15T17:13:58.137-07:00

The Evening News on Global Toronto for Sunday, April 15, 2012. Hosted by Carolyn MacKenzie.

Secret service agents accused of soliciting prositution

2012-04-15T16:29:48.577-07:00

Sun, Apr 15: Tonight, u-s officials continue their investigation into allegations that the men who keep Barack Obama safe from harm were up to no good. They are accused of soliciting prostitutes in Colombia ahead of the summit of the Americas. Brian Mooar reports.

Health risks while working night shifts

2012-04-15T16:37:40.397-07:00

Sun, Apr 15: There's new information on just what kind of damage working the "night shift" can do to your body. As Robert Bazell tells us, scientists are finding more evidence that the graveyard shift is living up to its name.

A century after the Titanic sank

2012-04-15T16:34:50.337-07:00

Sun, Apr 15: In Halifax this afternoon, a solemn ceremony was held at a cemetery where more than 100 victims of the titanic are buried. The sombre service comes on the heels of a night filled with tributes to the victims of the so-called "unsinkable ship." Global's Tino Makris reports.

Occupy Toronto six-month anniversary

2012-04-15T16:22:41.113-07:00

Sun, Apr 15: Today marks the anniversary of a political siege that began months of upheaval in Toronto. It began when occupy protestors laid claim to a downtown park. It left police wondering what to do and local businesses demanding action. Now "Occupy Toronto" protesters are marking the date by swearing their fight is far from over. Rob Leth reports,

Five dead after Tornado strike in U.S. Midwest

2012-04-15T16:20:16.510-07:00

Sun, Apr 15: To the U.S. now where it's been an active 24 hours across the Midwest and plains. That's where more than a hundred tornadoes have been reported, leaving at least five people dead and hundreds of thousands without power. As emergency crews help residents pick up the pieces, storm chasers are gearing up for what could be another busy and deadly day.

Weather: Apr 15

2012-04-15T16:19:05.173-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Sunday, April 15, 2012.

Evening News: Apr 14

2012-04-14T16:56:30.253-07:00

The Evening News on Global Toronto for Saturday, April 14, 2012. Hosted by Carolyn MacKenzie.

Weather: Apr 14

2012-04-14T16:53:14.210-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Saturday, April 14, 2012.

Treating prostatitis

2012-04-14T16:15:39.853-07:00

Sat, Apr 14: It's something many men will experience, but few want to talk about. It's called prostatitis, and although it's not deadly it can very painful. But as health specialist Beatrice Politi tells us, there are treatments that can ease the discomfort.

Litt's sister-in-law makes first court appearance

2012-04-14T16:03:20.487-07:00

Sat, Apr 14: For three years, no one knew what had happened to 27 year old Poonam Litt. And for three years, Litt's family went about their lives trying to put her disappearance behind them. That is until yesterday when police came knocking and charged members of Litt's extended family with murder. Rob Leth reports.

News Hour Final: Apr 13

2012-04-13T21:26:55.657-07:00

News Hour Final on Global Toronto for Friday, April 13, 2012. Hosted by Carolyn MacKenzie.

News Hour: Apr 13

2012-04-13T18:17:53.443-07:00

The News Hour on Global Toronto for Friday, April 13, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts & Anne Mroczkowski.

Wedding Saviours

2012-04-13T16:20:03.147-07:00

April 13 - There's an organization in the GTA that will help you get hitched in style. All you have to do is boost your karma by paying the favour forward. Marianne Dimain reports.

Election campaigning

2012-04-13T16:18:09.877-07:00

April 13 - Andrea Horwath is in Hamilton to kick off the NDP conference, Mcguinty is making a stop at Bombardier, all three leaders seem to be unofficially campaigning. Alan Carter reports.

Cafe graffiti

2012-04-13T16:08:30.747-07:00

April 13 - There's mounting frustration among businesses who are being threatened with fines if they don't remove graffiti - even though cleaning up, brings the vandals right back. Jackson Proshow reports.

Fire season

2012-04-13T16:16:21.273-07:00

April 13 - Little snow, little rain. Add it up and you get what's shaping up to be a record season for wildfires in Ontario. Crews usually see fires beginning next month -- but blazes are already popping up and it's not just rural areas. Antony Robart reports.

Weather Emergencies: Are we prepared?

2012-04-13T16:12:39.420-07:00

From tornados to hurricanes to severe 'snow and ice storms', they can be the most awesome and terrifying events that Mother Nature can unleash and they can instantly plunge communities into an emergency situation. So how prepared are we? On this week's Focus Ontario, two experts in emergency management and the climate join hosts Leslie Roberts and John Tory to discuss the province's emergency plan.

Sick out

2012-04-13T15:45:30.450-07:00

April 13 - Travelers were on edge as several flights were cancelled Friday morning after pilots called in sick and Air Canada issued a nation-wide travel advisory. Lama Nicolas reports.

DVP shutdown

2012-04-13T15:45:47.123-07:00

April 13 - A heads up for drivers who regularly use the Don Valley Parkway. The major artery will shut down this weekend for maintenance. Rob Leth reports.

Owl nest

2012-04-13T15:43:17.753-07:00

April 13 - A great-horned owl is back to squabbling with its sibling after he was returned to his 21-metre-high Mississauga treetop nest by a Toronto wildlife centre worker after the baby was found on the ground by staff Monday. Minna Rhee reports.

Show choirs

2012-04-13T15:42:51.027-07:00

April 13 - Hundreds of high school students have descended on Toronto today for the 2nd annual Show Choir Canada nationals. With a little help from the hit Global show "Glee" - it's cool to sing and dance.

Red wine

2012-04-13T15:52:49.970-07:00

April 13 - Various studies have shown there are chemicals in red wine that could benefit our health in terms of heart disease and cancer. But could it help keep us thin? Beatrice Politi reports.

Markham memorial

2012-04-13T15:51:16.007-07:00

April 13 - Global News has learned both speed and alcohol were a factor in a violent crash that claimed a young man's life in Markham Thursday. Catherine McDonald reports.

Weather: Apr 13

2012-04-13T15:26:08.637-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Friday, April 13, 2012.

Transit enthusiast Adham Fisher

2012-04-13T07:50:12.413-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: Transit enthusiast Adham Fisher joins us to talk about his attempt in setting the world record for transit riding.

On This Day: Apr 13

2012-04-13T06:45:39.770-07:00

From the death of Tupac to the Uruguayan plane crash over the Andes, here are some interesting facts from co-host Dave Gerry's special Friday the 13th edition of On This Day.

Guy Maddin's Keyhole

2012-04-13T06:47:05.597-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: Canadian screenwriter and director Guy Maddin joins The Morning Show to talk about his latest movie, Keyhole.

News Hour Final: Apr 12

2012-04-13T06:38:38.537-07:00

News Hour Final on Global Toronto foThursday, April 12, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts.

Morning News Update: Apr 13

2012-04-13T06:32:09.540-07:00

Kris Reyes has the top morning news headlines for Friday, April 13, 2012.

Your Brain on Nature

2012-04-13T06:22:51.713-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: Dr. Eva Selhub joins the show to talk about the new book, Your Brain on Nature.

Girl Model

2012-04-13T06:08:56.460-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: Model Rachel Blais joins the show to talk about the documentary, Girl Model, a film that shows the dark side of the modeling world.

Smartwatch rakes in $1.7 million

2012-04-13T05:50:32.773-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: The Morning Show's Liem Vu gives the latest on a Canadian smartwatch that has raked in more than $1.7 million.

News Hour: Apr 12

2012-04-12T18:23:49.057-07:00

The News Hour on Global Toronto for Thursday, April 12, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts & Anne Mroczkowski.

The Willies

2012-04-12T15:41:01.233-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Each of us has one special sound that makes us want to scream. And as morning show host Dave Gerry found -- screaming is actually one of them.

Toronto reading

2012-04-12T15:37:17.643-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Libraries in Toronto are celebrating the importance of reading and our Susan Hay joined in on the activities.

Cancer care

2012-04-12T15:28:25.350-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Cancers, as it turns out, can be as individual as we are. Personalized cancer care holds the promise of saving countless lives. Beatrice Politi reports.

Ponzi scheme

2012-04-12T15:42:56-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: A cautionary tale now about people looking to make a few extra bucks through real estate investments. Be very careful "who" you invest with -- because you just might be left with nothing. Laura Zilke reports.

York fatal

2012-04-12T15:30:29.947-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: A young man who came to Canada for school was killed when his car violently rolled. And while neighbours heard the crash, the driver lay there for hours before anyone came across his body. Lama Nicolas reports.

Litt remains

2012-04-12T15:16:37.610-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Police have recovered the body of Poonam Litt, the Brampton mother who went missing 3 years ago. Nishi Gupta reports.

Freedom Party

2012-04-12T15:14:21.520-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Divorce parties have become a popular event to try and make the transition from married life to single life as smooth as possible. Minna Rhee reports.

Phone protection

2012-04-12T14:53:03.927-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Nearly three quarters of the canadian population use a mobile phone -- and many complain they're often hit with unexpected charges. And today the liberals promised to clear up those confusing contracts. Sean O'Shea reports.

Focus Preview:

2012-04-12T14:59:54.277-07:00

From tornadoes to hurricanes to forest fires and major winter storms -- will there be more of them and what is the state of emergency preparedness in Ontario.

O Canada change

2012-04-12T15:01:06.867-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: One Catholic school board trustee wants to change how students sing O Canada. Jennifer Palisoc reports.

Weather: Apr 12

2012-04-12T14:19:44.883-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Thursday, April 12, 2012.

Chasing Manhood

2012-04-12T08:02:21.667-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Comedian and actor Darrin Rose joins The Morning Show to talk about the hardships of growing up nerdy and his new stand up show the Chasing Manhood Tour.

News Hour Final: Apr 12

2012-04-12T07:56:17.587-07:00

News Hour Final on Global Toronto for Thursday, April 12, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts.

On This Day: Apr 12

2012-04-12T07:39:00.197-07:00

From the birth of Cecil Kimber to the death of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, here are some interesting facts from co-host Dave Gerry's On This Day.

Morning News Update: Apr 12

2012-04-12T07:27:54.280-07:00

Kris Reyes has the top morning news headlines for Thursday, April 12, 2012.

Bake with Anna Olson

2012-04-12T07:25:37.737-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Pastry chef Anna Olson joins The Morning Show to show us a few different ways to make the perfect puff pastry tart and to talk about her new show, Bake with Anna Olson.

What happens when a brand is associated with a crisis?

2012-04-12T06:32:45.173-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Tony Chapman joins us to talk about what happens when a brand is associated with a crisis.

A new drink for James Bond

2012-04-12T06:30:32.577-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Move over martini, James Bond has a new drink of choice, and The Morning Show hosts do not approve!

Canadaâ€™s pardon system

2012-04-12T06:18:12.697-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Legal analyst Lorne Honickman joins The Morning Show to talk about the future of Canadaâ€™s pardon system, as well as a new study thatâ€™s come out recommending the creation of a safe injection site here in Toronto.

The worst songs to get frisky to

2012-04-12T06:13:58.447-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: The Morning Show hosts discuss the worst songs to get frisky to.

What sounds drive people nuts?

2012-04-12T06:20:09.890-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Dave Gerry takes to the streets to find out what sounds drive people nuts.

Pearson airport gets food makeover

2012-04-12T06:08:57.270-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Food is about to take flight at Pearson airport. Forget the boring bagel, the airport is luring some of Toronto's top food stars to cook up some good eats for travellers. Rob Malcolm reports.

Vancouver entrepreneur scores over $700,000 for watch

2012-04-12T05:55:32.833-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: The Morning Show's Liem Vu talks about how one Vancouver entrepreneur's quest to get $100,000 in pledges for a prototype watch is now swimming in more than $700,000.

News Hour: Apr 11

2012-04-11T18:27:34.307-07:00

The News Hour on Global Toronto for Wednesday, April 11, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts & Anne Mroczkowski.

Weather: Apr 11

2012-04-11T15:46:03.247-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Wednesday, April 11, 2012.

Bully play

2012-04-11T15:54:41.363-07:00

April 11 - A play written, directed and performed by grade 12 students at Maple High School aims to tackle bullying. Jennifer Palisoc reports.

Congestion blitz

2012-04-11T15:39:47.720-07:00

April 11 - In an effort to relieve downtown congestion, Toronto Police will be on the look-out for drivers who block traffic and break laws on the road. Rob Malcolm reports.

Injection sites

2012-04-11T15:25:01.387-07:00

April 11 - A report that took four years to complete that recommends safe injection sites in Toronto and Ottawa is getting mixed reviews. Antony Robart reports.

Casino Debate

2012-04-11T15:25:32.347-07:00

April 11 - City councillors backed away from a decision on whether to hold a referendum on the downtown casino. Jackson Proskow reports.

GO fatal

2012-04-11T15:28:05.787-07:00

April 11 - New details are emerging regarding the circumstances of a teenage girl run over by a GO Train in Mississauga on Tuesday. Catherine McDonald reports.

Hunger fashion

2012-04-11T15:13:49.467-07:00

April 11 - The Hunger Games' wardrobe and style from the film has spawned a following from fashion-philes. Marianne Dimain reports.

Smoke-free homes

2012-04-11T15:07:06.033-07:00

April 11 - We know second-hand smoke is dangerous. It's not allowed in workplaces and public buildings and now a new report says it shouldn't be allowed in apartments either. Beatrice Politi reports.

Cellphone thefts

2012-04-11T15:15:11.877-07:00

April 11 - Teens with the hi-tech gadgets are increasingly becoming targets for thieves. But there are ways of dialing back all the trouble. Lama Nicolas reports.

Fake cancer

2012-04-11T15:25:12.550-07:00

April 11 - Pretending to have cancer for personal gain is something we've seen first hand here in the GTA. But details of a case from the states is taking it to a new low. Minna Rhee reports.

RMS Titanic: Gilded Lives on a Fatal Voyage

2012-04-11T09:29:06.273-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: Award-winning author Hugh Brewster joins The Morning Show to talk about his latest book, RMS Titanic: Gilded Lives on a Fatal Voyage.

The true devotion of a fan

2012-04-11T08:14:03.033-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: Former Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Curtis Joseph joins The Morning Show to shed some light on the true devotion of a Maple Leafs fan.

On This Day: Apr 11

2012-04-11T07:53:34.143-07:00

From Napoleon's exile to the island of St. Helena to the launch of Apollo 13, here are some interesting facts from co-host Dave Gerry's On This Day.

Morning News Update: Apr 11

2012-04-11T07:57:26.097-07:00

Kris Reyes has the top morning news headlines for Wednesday, April 11, 2012.

Hillary Clinton is social media cool

2012-04-11T07:41:46.933-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: The Morning Show's Liem Vu chats about how Hillary Clinton has officially become cool in the social media world after meeting with her meme creators.

Where did it go wrong for Rob Ford?

2012-04-11T06:39:40.310-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: Where did it go wrong for Rob Ford? A question journalist Marci McDonald answers in her profile of the mayor in her latest Toronto Life cover article.

Heart of Dankness

2012-04-11T06:36:12.753-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: American Author Mark Haskell Smith talks about the release of his first non-fiction book, Heart of Dankness, that reveals the world of underground botany and battle for the coveted Cannabis Cup.

People for Good Movement

2012-04-11T06:19:57.823-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: Co-Founder of the People for Good Movement Mark Sherman joins the show to talk about how you can make the world a better place one good deed at a time.

Obese applicants need not apply

2012-04-11T06:23:18.830-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: A Texas hospital has a new employment policy: not hiring anyone obese. What's your take?

Ontario opens $210 million R&D

2012-04-11T06:02:24.900-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: The Morning Show's Liem Vu talks about Ontario's plan to open a $210 million R&D facility to crunch data and solve issues of climate change and health care.

Caine's Cardboard Arcade

2012-04-11T06:02:26.923-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: The Morning Show's Liem Vu gives you your daily dose of warm and fuzzies with a story about a nine-year-old's cardboard arcade in L.A.

News Hour Final: Apr 10

2012-04-10T21:31:34.603-07:00

News Hour Final on Global Toronto for Tuesday, April 10, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts.

News Hour: Apr 10

2012-04-10T17:51:24.773-07:00

The News Hour on Global Toronto for Tuesday, April 10, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts & Anne Mroczkowski.

Titanic dinners

2012-04-10T15:47:21.263-07:00

One restauranter in Toronto wants to celebrate a small but unique piece of Titanic history - the food the ship's patrons ate - so he is recreating the historic meals. Rob Malcolm reports.

Heritage homes being demolished

2012-04-10T15:46:34.317-07:00

As our highways expand, several heritage homes in the GTA have been slated for destruction, but to remember our history, they aren't being completely forgotten. Antony Robart reports.

Fill the Food Banks

2012-04-10T15:50:28.507-07:00

Shaw launched their fill the food banks initiative to bring food to those less well off across Toronto - and you can help. Marianne Dimain reports.

Weather: Apr 10

2012-04-10T15:39:44.650-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Tuesday, April 10, 2012.

NDP demands budget changes

2012-04-10T15:46:57.090-07:00

The spectre of another provincial election is hanging over Queen's Park as Andrea Horwath releases her demands on the Ontario budget. Alan Carter reports.

Ford's weigh-in

2012-04-10T15:55:45.063-07:00

The Mayor has recently been trying to shed pounds for his Cut The Waist challenge, but unfortunately had to cancel his weekly weigh-in this week. Jackson Proskow reports.

Leafs apologize for lacklustre season

2012-04-10T15:36:09.387-07:00

The Maple Leafs are once again on the outside of the playoffs, looking in. But now, they are apologizing for it. Rob Leth reports.

An increase in heroin use

2012-04-10T15:35:11.697-07:00

When OxyContin was pulled from the shelves, experts warned that it could lead to an increased use in other - more dangerous - drugs, and now, that seems to be the case. Laura Zilke reports.

Coyote sighting on the rise

2012-04-10T15:17:01.057-07:00

Coyote sightings are on the rise throughout Toronto and residents are beginning to get worried after warnings recently put out by animal control. Jennifer Palisoc reports.

Jazz-pop artist Nikki Yanofsky

2012-04-16T06:45:47.633-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: She was the voice that sang Canada's national anthem at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, Nikki Yanofsky talks about her love of music and her upcoming album.

Morning News Update: Apr 16

2012-04-16T06:44:49.487-07:00

Kris Reyes has the top morning news headlines for Monday, April 16, 2012.

Chef Susur Lee on Top Chef Canada

2012-04-16T06:44:43.793-07:00

Police officer stabbed in the neck

2012-04-16T06:37:49.107-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: During a routine traffic stop in north Toronto, a police officer was stabbed in the neck. Catherine Mcdonald pieces together what happened leading to the incident.

Jazz-pop artist Nikki Yanofsky

2012-04-16T06:34:35.903-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: She was the voice that sang Canada's national anthem at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, Nikki Yanofsky talks about her love of music and her upcoming album.

On This Day: Apr 16

2012-04-16T06:38:47.723-07:00

From the birth of Charlie Chaplin to Walter Cronkite succeeding Douglas Edwards as anchorman of the CBS Evening News, here are some interesting facts from co-host Dave Gerry's On This Day.

Why Canada's financial industry is a haven for fraud

2012-04-16T06:34:19.800-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: Investigative journalist Bruce Livesey joins The Morning Show to talk about Canada's financial industry and his new book 'Thieves of Bay Street'.

TMS Goes to Comic-Con

2012-04-16T06:32:01.640-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: The Morning Show's Liem Vu gets his geek on at the Wizard World Comic-Con, interviewing Star Trek's Jeri Ryan, Kermit, and the Being Human cast.

Vintage Toronto

2012-04-16T06:12:24.127-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: The Morning Show's Liem Vu takes you through 'Vintage Toronto,' a new Facebook page showcasing what Toronto was like in the past.

Witness helped injured police officer

2012-04-16T04:35:59.073-07:00

Mon, Apr 16: Catherine Mcdonald speaks with a Toronto Firefighter who helped a police officer after he had been stabbed in the neck during a routine traffic stop.

Evening News: Apr 15

2012-04-15T17:13:58.137-07:00

The Evening News on Global Toronto for Sunday, April 15, 2012. Hosted by Carolyn MacKenzie.

Secret service agents accused of soliciting prositution

2012-04-15T16:29:48.577-07:00

Health risks while working night shifts

2012-04-15T16:37:40.397-07:00

A century after the Titanic sank

2012-04-15T16:34:50.337-07:00

Occupy Toronto six-month anniversary

2012-04-15T16:22:41.113-07:00

Five dead after Tornado strike in U.S. Midwest

2012-04-15T16:20:16.510-07:00

Weather: Apr 15

2012-04-15T16:19:05.173-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Sunday, April 15, 2012.

Evening News: Apr 14

2012-04-14T16:56:30.253-07:00

The Evening News on Global Toronto for Saturday, April 14, 2012. Hosted by Carolyn MacKenzie.

Weather: Apr 14

2012-04-14T16:53:14.210-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Saturday, April 14, 2012.

Treating prostatitis

2012-04-14T16:15:39.853-07:00

Litt's sister-in-law makes first court appearance

2012-04-14T16:03:20.487-07:00

News Hour Final: Apr 13

2012-04-13T21:26:55.657-07:00

News Hour Final on Global Toronto for Friday, April 13, 2012. Hosted by Carolyn MacKenzie.

News Hour: Apr 13

2012-04-13T18:17:53.443-07:00

The News Hour on Global Toronto for Friday, April 13, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts & Anne Mroczkowski.

Wedding Saviours

2012-04-13T16:20:03.147-07:00

April 13 - There's an organization in the GTA that will help you get hitched in style. All you have to do is boost your karma by paying the favour forward. Marianne Dimain reports.

Election campaigning

2012-04-13T16:18:09.877-07:00

April 13 - Andrea Horwath is in Hamilton to kick off the NDP conference, Mcguinty is making a stop at Bombardier, all three leaders seem to be unofficially campaigning. Alan Carter reports.

Cafe graffiti

2012-04-13T16:08:30.747-07:00

Fire season

2012-04-13T16:16:21.273-07:00

Weather Emergencies: Are we prepared?

2012-04-13T16:12:39.420-07:00

Sick out

2012-04-13T15:45:30.450-07:00

April 13 - Travelers were on edge as several flights were cancelled Friday morning after pilots called in sick and Air Canada issued a nation-wide travel advisory. Lama Nicolas reports.

DVP shutdown

2012-04-13T15:45:47.123-07:00

April 13 - A heads up for drivers who regularly use the Don Valley Parkway. The major artery will shut down this weekend for maintenance. Rob Leth reports.

Owl nest

2012-04-13T15:43:17.753-07:00

Show choirs

2012-04-13T15:42:51.027-07:00

Red wine

2012-04-13T15:52:49.970-07:00

April 13 - Various studies have shown there are chemicals in red wine that could benefit our health in terms of heart disease and cancer. But could it help keep us thin? Beatrice Politi reports.

Markham memorial

2012-04-13T15:51:16.007-07:00

April 13 - Global News has learned both speed and alcohol were a factor in a violent crash that claimed a young man's life in Markham Thursday. Catherine McDonald reports.

Weather: Apr 13

2012-04-13T15:26:08.637-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Friday, April 13, 2012.

Transit enthusiast Adham Fisher

2012-04-13T07:50:12.413-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: Transit enthusiast Adham Fisher joins us to talk about his attempt in setting the world record for transit riding.

On This Day: Apr 13

2012-04-13T06:45:39.770-07:00

From the death of Tupac to the Uruguayan plane crash over the Andes, here are some interesting facts from co-host Dave Gerry's special Friday the 13th edition of On This Day.

Guy Maddin's Keyhole

2012-04-13T06:47:05.597-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: Canadian screenwriter and director Guy Maddin joins The Morning Show to talk about his latest movie, Keyhole.

News Hour Final: Apr 12

2012-04-13T06:38:38.537-07:00

News Hour Final on Global Toronto foThursday, April 12, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts.

Morning News Update: Apr 13

2012-04-13T06:32:09.540-07:00

Kris Reyes has the top morning news headlines for Friday, April 13, 2012.

Your Brain on Nature

2012-04-13T06:22:51.713-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: Dr. Eva Selhub joins the show to talk about the new book, Your Brain on Nature.

Girl Model

2012-04-13T06:08:56.460-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: Model Rachel Blais joins the show to talk about the documentary, Girl Model, a film that shows the dark side of the modeling world.

Smartwatch rakes in $1.7 million

2012-04-13T05:50:32.773-07:00

Fri, Apr 13: The Morning Show's Liem Vu gives the latest on a Canadian smartwatch that has raked in more than $1.7 million.

News Hour: Apr 12

2012-04-12T18:23:49.057-07:00

The News Hour on Global Toronto for Thursday, April 12, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts & Anne Mroczkowski.

The Willies

2012-04-12T15:41:01.233-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Each of us has one special sound that makes us want to scream. And as morning show host Dave Gerry found -- screaming is actually one of them.

Toronto reading

2012-04-12T15:37:17.643-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Libraries in Toronto are celebrating the importance of reading and our Susan Hay joined in on the activities.

Cancer care

2012-04-12T15:28:25.350-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Cancers, as it turns out, can be as individual as we are. Personalized cancer care holds the promise of saving countless lives. Beatrice Politi reports.

Ponzi scheme

2012-04-12T15:42:56-07:00

York fatal

2012-04-12T15:30:29.947-07:00

Litt remains

2012-04-12T15:16:37.610-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Police have recovered the body of Poonam Litt, the Brampton mother who went missing 3 years ago. Nishi Gupta reports.

Freedom Party

2012-04-12T15:14:21.520-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Divorce parties have become a popular event to try and make the transition from married life to single life as smooth as possible. Minna Rhee reports.

Phone protection

2012-04-12T14:53:03.927-07:00

Focus Preview:

2012-04-12T14:59:54.277-07:00

From tornadoes to hurricanes to forest fires and major winter storms -- will there be more of them and what is the state of emergency preparedness in Ontario.

O Canada change

2012-04-12T15:01:06.867-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: One Catholic school board trustee wants to change how students sing O Canada. Jennifer Palisoc reports.

Weather: Apr 12

2012-04-12T14:19:44.883-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Thursday, April 12, 2012.

Chasing Manhood

2012-04-12T08:02:21.667-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Comedian and actor Darrin Rose joins The Morning Show to talk about the hardships of growing up nerdy and his new stand up show the Chasing Manhood Tour.

News Hour Final: Apr 12

2012-04-12T07:56:17.587-07:00

News Hour Final on Global Toronto for Thursday, April 12, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts.

On This Day: Apr 12

2012-04-12T07:39:00.197-07:00

From the birth of Cecil Kimber to the death of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, here are some interesting facts from co-host Dave Gerry's On This Day.

Morning News Update: Apr 12

2012-04-12T07:27:54.280-07:00

Kris Reyes has the top morning news headlines for Thursday, April 12, 2012.

Bake with Anna Olson

2012-04-12T07:25:37.737-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Pastry chef Anna Olson joins The Morning Show to show us a few different ways to make the perfect puff pastry tart and to talk about her new show, Bake with Anna Olson.

What happens when a brand is associated with a crisis?

2012-04-12T06:32:45.173-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Tony Chapman joins us to talk about what happens when a brand is associated with a crisis.

A new drink for James Bond

2012-04-12T06:30:32.577-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Move over martini, James Bond has a new drink of choice, and The Morning Show hosts do not approve!

Canadaâ€™s pardon system

2012-04-12T06:18:12.697-07:00

The worst songs to get frisky to

2012-04-12T06:13:58.447-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: The Morning Show hosts discuss the worst songs to get frisky to.

What sounds drive people nuts?

2012-04-12T06:20:09.890-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: Dave Gerry takes to the streets to find out what sounds drive people nuts.

Pearson airport gets food makeover

2012-04-12T06:08:57.270-07:00

Vancouver entrepreneur scores over $700,000 for watch

2012-04-12T05:55:32.833-07:00

Thu, Apr 12: The Morning Show's Liem Vu talks about how one Vancouver entrepreneur's quest to get $100,000 in pledges for a prototype watch is now swimming in more than $700,000.

News Hour: Apr 11

2012-04-11T18:27:34.307-07:00

The News Hour on Global Toronto for Wednesday, April 11, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts & Anne Mroczkowski.

Weather: Apr 11

2012-04-11T15:46:03.247-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Wednesday, April 11, 2012.

Bully play

2012-04-11T15:54:41.363-07:00

April 11 - A play written, directed and performed by grade 12 students at Maple High School aims to tackle bullying. Jennifer Palisoc reports.

Congestion blitz

2012-04-11T15:39:47.720-07:00

April 11 - In an effort to relieve downtown congestion, Toronto Police will be on the look-out for drivers who block traffic and break laws on the road. Rob Malcolm reports.

Injection sites

2012-04-11T15:25:01.387-07:00

April 11 - A report that took four years to complete that recommends safe injection sites in Toronto and Ottawa is getting mixed reviews. Antony Robart reports.

Casino Debate

2012-04-11T15:25:32.347-07:00

April 11 - City councillors backed away from a decision on whether to hold a referendum on the downtown casino. Jackson Proskow reports.

GO fatal

2012-04-11T15:28:05.787-07:00

April 11 - New details are emerging regarding the circumstances of a teenage girl run over by a GO Train in Mississauga on Tuesday. Catherine McDonald reports.

Hunger fashion

2012-04-11T15:13:49.467-07:00

April 11 - The Hunger Games' wardrobe and style from the film has spawned a following from fashion-philes. Marianne Dimain reports.

Smoke-free homes

2012-04-11T15:07:06.033-07:00

April 11 - We know second-hand smoke is dangerous. It's not allowed in workplaces and public buildings and now a new report says it shouldn't be allowed in apartments either. Beatrice Politi reports.

Cellphone thefts

2012-04-11T15:15:11.877-07:00

April 11 - Teens with the hi-tech gadgets are increasingly becoming targets for thieves. But there are ways of dialing back all the trouble. Lama Nicolas reports.

Fake cancer

2012-04-11T15:25:12.550-07:00

April 11 - Pretending to have cancer for personal gain is something we've seen first hand here in the GTA. But details of a case from the states is taking it to a new low. Minna Rhee reports.

RMS Titanic: Gilded Lives on a Fatal Voyage

2012-04-11T09:29:06.273-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: Award-winning author Hugh Brewster joins The Morning Show to talk about his latest book, RMS Titanic: Gilded Lives on a Fatal Voyage.

The true devotion of a fan

2012-04-11T08:14:03.033-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: Former Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Curtis Joseph joins The Morning Show to shed some light on the true devotion of a Maple Leafs fan.

On This Day: Apr 11

2012-04-11T07:53:34.143-07:00

From Napoleon's exile to the island of St. Helena to the launch of Apollo 13, here are some interesting facts from co-host Dave Gerry's On This Day.

Morning News Update: Apr 11

2012-04-11T07:57:26.097-07:00

Kris Reyes has the top morning news headlines for Wednesday, April 11, 2012.

Hillary Clinton is social media cool

2012-04-11T07:41:46.933-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: The Morning Show's Liem Vu chats about how Hillary Clinton has officially become cool in the social media world after meeting with her meme creators.

Where did it go wrong for Rob Ford?

2012-04-11T06:39:40.310-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: Where did it go wrong for Rob Ford? A question journalist Marci McDonald answers in her profile of the mayor in her latest Toronto Life cover article.

Heart of Dankness

2012-04-11T06:36:12.753-07:00

People for Good Movement

2012-04-11T06:19:57.823-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: Co-Founder of the People for Good Movement Mark Sherman joins the show to talk about how you can make the world a better place one good deed at a time.

Obese applicants need not apply

2012-04-11T06:23:18.830-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: A Texas hospital has a new employment policy: not hiring anyone obese. What's your take?

Ontario opens $210 million R&D

2012-04-11T06:02:24.900-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: The Morning Show's Liem Vu talks about Ontario's plan to open a $210 million R&D facility to crunch data and solve issues of climate change and health care.

Caine's Cardboard Arcade

2012-04-11T06:02:26.923-07:00

Wed, Apr 11: The Morning Show's Liem Vu gives you your daily dose of warm and fuzzies with a story about a nine-year-old's cardboard arcade in L.A.

News Hour Final: Apr 10

2012-04-10T21:31:34.603-07:00

News Hour Final on Global Toronto for Tuesday, April 10, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts.

News Hour: Apr 10

2012-04-10T17:51:24.773-07:00

The News Hour on Global Toronto for Tuesday, April 10, 2012. Hosted by Leslie Roberts & Anne Mroczkowski.

Titanic dinners

2012-04-10T15:47:21.263-07:00

One restauranter in Toronto wants to celebrate a small but unique piece of Titanic history - the food the ship's patrons ate - so he is recreating the historic meals. Rob Malcolm reports.

Heritage homes being demolished

2012-04-10T15:46:34.317-07:00

As our highways expand, several heritage homes in the GTA have been slated for destruction, but to remember our history, they aren't being completely forgotten. Antony Robart reports.

Fill the Food Banks

2012-04-10T15:50:28.507-07:00

Shaw launched their fill the food banks initiative to bring food to those less well off across Toronto - and you can help. Marianne Dimain reports.

Weather: Apr 10

2012-04-10T15:39:44.650-07:00

Global Toronto's latest weather forecast for Tuesday, April 10, 2012.

NDP demands budget changes

2012-04-10T15:46:57.090-07:00

The spectre of another provincial election is hanging over Queen's Park as Andrea Horwath releases her demands on the Ontario budget. Alan Carter reports.

Ford's weigh-in

2012-04-10T15:55:45.063-07:00

The Mayor has recently been trying to shed pounds for his Cut The Waist challenge, but unfortunately had to cancel his weekly weigh-in this week. Jackson Proskow reports.

Leafs apologize for lacklustre season

2012-04-10T15:36:09.387-07:00

The Maple Leafs are once again on the outside of the playoffs, looking in. But now, they are apologizing for it. Rob Leth reports.

An increase in heroin use

2012-04-10T15:35:11.697-07:00

When OxyContin was pulled from the shelves, experts warned that it could lead to an increased use in other - more dangerous - drugs, and now, that seems to be the case. Laura Zilke reports.

Coyote sighting on the rise

2012-04-10T15:17:01.057-07:00

Coyote sightings are on the rise throughout Toronto and residents are beginning to get worried after warnings recently put out by animal control. Jennifer Palisoc reports.