CTV News Toronto at Six Podcast

Epizody

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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 18, 2026 18.08.2026 46min

  The clock is ticking toward a midnight deadline for the possible implementation of punishing U.S. tariffs that could have a major impact on a number of Ontario industries; thousands of people in Brampton were left without power after a vehicle knocked down several hydro poles; and, the deadline for candidates to register in the upcoming municipal elections approaches.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 17, 2026 17.08.2026 43min

  Police investigate after a disturbing discovery is made at a Scarborough industrial plaza over the weekend; the search is on for a 73-year-old pilot after debris from his home-built plane is found in Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park; and, Ontario's big city mayors call on the province to address the homelessness and addiction crisis.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 14, 2026 14.08.2026 46min

  The Ontario Court of Appeal grants the provincial government the authority to proceed with the removal of bike lanes along three Toronto arteries; Unifor warns that Stellantis is considering closing and selling its assembly plant in Brampton; and, the eyes of the auto racing world turn to Markham for the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 13, 2026 14.08.2026 46min

  A Toronto police officer is recovering in hospital after being shot in an attempted robbery; the provincial government is having to answer to reports they send someone to spy on former Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie during a trip to Jamaica; and, Toronto police are trying to connect more than 2,500 stolen items with their rightful owners.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 12, 2026 12.08.2026 46min

  Toronto's fire chief voices his concerns after firefighters respond to another blaze sparked by lithium-ion batteries; family members of a woman killed inside a Whitby home in 2023 speak at the sentencing hearing for the man convicted of killing her; and, the Blue Jays keep hope alive in their push for the final American League wild card spot with a win over the Red Sox.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 11, 2026 11.08.2026 46min

  The cost of Toronto's newest subway line is now projected to be triple what was originally planned; the city's Colombian community reacts after a powerful earthquake wreaks havoc on the country and sparks a search for survivors; and, a new report suggests vehicle thefts are down across Canada this year.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 10, 2026 10.08.2026 46min

  Taste of the Danforth organizers say as many as two million people may have visited the city during the weekend festival; Markham raises the Indy flag as it celebrates its first time hosting the international event; and, a company has a contest to find the oldest working air conditioner.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 7, 2026 07.08.2026 46min

  Two 18-year-olds face dozens of charges in connection with the deadly mass shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival; Greek culture and food will be on full display as the Taste of the Danforth returns this weekend; and, Ontario Premier Ford adds his voice to those calling for Prime Minister Carney to extend the gas tax suspension.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 6, 2026 06.08.2026 46min

  Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after an interaction with police ends with the death of a 19-year-old man in Mississauga; Toronto police announce two arrests in connection to a shooting at the U.S. Consulate; and, the residents of a home in the Christie Pits area get a visit from an unwanted guest.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 5, 2026 05.08.2026 46min

  The city's fire chief sounds the alarm over the dangers of lithium-ion batteries after two fires are sparked in the past two days; the family of an Etobicoke woman who has been missing for nearly five months offers a $10,000 reward for information that leads to her discovery; and, Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls provincial byelections in three ridings.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 4, 2026 05.08.2026 46min

  A woman dies after an early morning fire breaks out on the 16th floor of a Scarborough highrise; the cleanup continues in St. Catharines after flooding caused by back-to-back rainstorms; and, the union representing staff at Scarborough Health Network is calling on the Ontario government to pump $5 billion into hospitals.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for July 31, 2026 01.08.2026 46min

  WestJet begins grounding its planes ahead of a potential strike by flight attendants as the deadline for a deal approaches; police say they are confident that the Caribbean Carnival will be safe this weekend; and, more people are using AI tools to ask questions about their health, which has some experts warning that it could lead to problems.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for July 30, 2026 30.07.2026 46min

  The union representing more than 4,000 WestJet flight attendants issues a 72-hour strike notice; Toronto's mayor wants to make the island ferry free for children and seniors during the month of August; and, An Oshawa man says he's discovered the air cleaning system for his new furnace that he's been paying for over several months was never installed.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for July 29, 2026 29.07.2026 46min

  Councillors focus on the future of the island airport in the final City Council meeting before October's municipal election; thousands of people turn up for the CNE's annual job fair in the hopes of landing roughly 700 available positions; and, if you write a negative review online, you may be contacted by someone posing as a customer service agent offering refunds.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for July 28, 2026 28.07.2026 46min

  A child is rushed to hospital after being pulled from a backyard pool in Mississauga; bullets are fired into the back of an armoured vehicle manufacturer in North York; and, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow calls for the repeal of legislation giving the Ontario government control over part of Toronto's waterfront lands.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for July 27, 2026 28.07.2026 46min

  Bullets are fired into the U.S. Consulate in downtown Toronto for the second time this year; police investigate two attacks where shots were fired at two Jewish-owned businesses as customers line up outside to show their support; and, Toronto police identify two women murdered decades ago with the help of genetic genealogy.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for July 24, 2026 24.07.2026 46min

  A woman is dead and a man is in custody after what investigators describe as a 'targeted' shooting in Etobicoke; analyst say gas prices are expected to rise overnight and keep rising next week; and, Waterfront Toronto celebrates the new Biidaasige Park expansion, which includes a new launch point and event space.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for July 23, 2026 23.07.2026 46min

  New numbers from Toronto police suggest crime is down across the board in the city as a mayoral candidate calls for the hiring of 1,000 new officers; an 11-year-old local entrepreneur goes door-to-door to turn dirty garbage bins into a clean profit; and, Canada's Wonderland reveals the new and improved version of a beloved roller coaster.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for July 22, 2026 22.07.2026 46min

  Investigators are probing a suspicious fire at a Scarborough plaza that displaced 10 people from their homes; seven police officers charged in connection to Project South appear virtually in court; and, the cost of fare evasion was on the agenda as the TTC board met for the final time before the fall election.
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  CTV News Toronto at Six for July 21, 2026 22.07.2026 46min

  City Hall looks to tackle surveillance pricing in Toronto to push back against companies charging local shoppers top dollar based on what they know about them; More concerns are raised about Ontario MPPs appearing to live large with lavish spending; and, Pearson Airport announces plans for the second phase of its modernization project.