A historic public hearing on rezoning at City Hall got off to a slow start Monday, as members of council asked lots of questions before people had their say.

Drones flying near an out-of-control wildfire in Northern Alberta interfered with firefighting efforts over the weekend. Laura Krause has the latest on the wildfire situation in the province.

Firefighters from across Manitoba came together to remember the life of Winnipeg firefighter Preston Heinbigner, while renewing their calls for greater mental health supports for first responders. Edward Djan has more.

Albertans are asked to weigh in on cell phone use in schools. Hiba Kamal-Choufi speaks to a University of Alberta researcher who suggests setting cell phone boundaries.

Calgarians packed city hall Monday for the first day of public hearings on the city’s blanket rezoning proposal. With upwards of 700 speakers, the hearing is expected to last all week. Jillian Code reports.

“It is the small actions that make a difference,” says Alicia Costa Iannicelli, one of the organizers of a cleanup event in Montreal for Earth Day where citizens and the Éco-quartier helped clean Ferland Park. Marco Luciani Castile reports.

Police are investigating after a 15-year-old boy was critically injured while riding on the roof of a GO train. Shauna Hunt with the steps Metrolinx has taken to help prevent this risky behaviour.

“This outfit symbolizes all of my advocacy work," said Sara Levitt at a photoshoot in Montreal who is a Crohn's disease and Ileostomy advocate now sharing her inspiring story with her over 11,000 Instagram followers. Pamela Pagano reports.

“He fought for Black people. At least he tried. Nobody’s perfect but he tried to fight for us," says Dan Philip's daughter, Grace. He was a civil rights and community activist in Montreal. A funeral was held Monday for Philip. Osa Iyare reports.

“Depressed and shocked,” says Karam Jarjour as he and his family look for answers after they say the wrong body was sent back to them following their father's death during a family vacation in Cuba. Swidda Rassy reports.

It's national fertility awareness week and we're learning more about what it means to freeze your eggs. Melanie Ng speaks with Dr. Dan Nayot from Future Fertility on some common misconceptions about the process.

A natural dietary supplement developed at Toronto’s CAMH will help new mothers combat symptoms of postpartum blues and depression according to its inventor. Dilshad Burman finds out more.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are looking for a win on Monday night after losing game one of the playoffs to the Boston Bruins. Lindsay Dunn hears from the buds and their fans on how they're preparing for the big game.

With the start of the Stanley Cup playoffs just around the corner, local businesses are hoping for a deep run from the Winnipeg Jets. Kurt Black reports.

The lawyer representing Umar Zameer talks to CityNews after Zameer was found not guilty of first degree murder.

Management of a local cemetery say they need to enforce bylaws, a move family members say is cruel and insensitive. Pat Taney reports.

On this episode of CityNews Connect, Alex Karpa looks at the urban green spaces around Winnipeg and the importance of maintaining them.

The cherry blossoms in Toronto's High Park are expected to enter Stage 6 on Monday, known as peak bloom. Breakfast Television's Frank Ferragine was at the park to share details on your short- and long-term forecast.

On an Instagram post, she says she listened to their perspectives and it was valuable input ahead of the upcoming hearings.

Nova Scotia native Ryan Rozicki, a professional boxer, was on hand to teach some of his techniques and to share his experience as a Canadian and World title holder. While raising money for a local charity.