Canada is set to raise the tax on tobacco and vaping products, but will a complete ban on the products ever come? Jillian Code reports.

Calgary Economic Development revealed the new slogan on Wednesday afternoon during a report to the community at the TELUS Convention Centre.

Federal Budget 2024 has promised increased student grants and interest-free loans but will it actually benefit post-secondary students? Henna Saeed finds out.

A Calgary doctor is facing charges following an investigation into allegations of fraudulent billing, which police say amounted to more than $2 million.

The city of Calgary postponing more street sweeping Wednesday due to the cold icy weather.

The Crown and defence have delivered closing arguments in the trial of a man accused of killing a Toronto police officer. Erica Natividad with the details and what happens next.

Mike Duhacek has been on a mission to spread hope for the Canadian Cancer Society for over a decade by challenging himself both physically and mentally. Audra Brown with how he is now turning his painful challenges into an inspiring podcast.

"Being like more of a visible minority in BHS, it's great to find some representation," says Brycen, a grade 11 student at Beaconsfield High School about their recent Multicultural fair. Fariha Naqvi-Mohamed reports.

Raptors centre Jontay Porter was handed a lifetime ban from NBA for gambling. CityNews' Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn has the story.

A group of Mississauga tenants displaced after a flood more than two years ago still don’t know when they’ll be allowed to return home. Caryn Ceolin with the legal loophole that’s let repairs drag on.

Debate is continuing at Toronto city hall over the vacant home tax. The new measure prompted outrage for thousands of residents recently after many received a bill for this tax even though someone resides at the property. Mark Mcallister reports.

In a Speakers Corner follow-up story, we hear from another victim of a suspected rental scam as she and others wait patiently for justice. Pat Taney reports.

It was a trying season for the Raptors, however there is lots of hope in this team. Toronto basketball legend Jamaal Magloire talks the Raptors' future, and about his upcoming comedy show, Scarborough's A Joke.

Toronto Raptor Jontay Porter has been handed a lifetime ban from the NBA for violating league rules. Lindsay Dunn reports.

Those in Toronto, the GTA, Kitchener and Ottawa should prepare to see the price of gas rise to a height not seen in years.

In the weeks leading up to Tuesday's budget announcement, the federal government has been hammering a message that this document would make life more affordable for Canadians. Does it accomplish that? What's in here that will matter to your wallet in the months to come? What takes aim at trying to bring down the cost of living over the next several years? And who's going to end up paying for all this? GUEST: Jim Stanford, economist and Director of The Centre for Future Work Episode link: https://play.headliner.app/episode/20274620?utm_source=youtube

Street sweeping in some Calgary communities was postponed Tuesday, due to snowy and wet weather. Silvia Naranjo has the details.

Viola Cameron says the Spirit of the Story program allowed them to embrace humility. Now, they're looking forward to mentoring 20 new Indigenous youth in the next class. Joanne Roberts has the story.

After 3 teens were arrested following an alleged hockey hazing incident with players from southern Manitoba, Hockey Manitoba and the Prairie Spirit School Division share statements. Joanne Roberts has more.

"There is a lot of investment going towards the private sectors and not towards more vulnerable tenants," says FRAPRU coordinator Catherine Lussier, as Liberals try to help young Canadians with a housing-focused budget. Anastasia Dextrene reports.