KJ Mullins

Toronto - Toronto Mayor Rob Ford talked to media at City Hall after a morning where his executive committee sent him a letter to address questions about an alleged video of Ford smoking what appears to be crack cocaine.

Toronto - The headlines keep coming out of City Hall in Toronto. On Thursday, City Councillor Paul Ainslie talked about getting a warning after having a few glasses of wine and driving. Also, Mark Towhey was fired as Mayor Ford's Chief of Staff.

Toronto - A long time ago in a land not so far called Atari lived magical characters who brought a new style of gaming to the masses.

Toronto - It's almost time for Toronto's biggest and most colourful party, Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival. This year the carnival will run from July 9 to August 4 with activities that everyone can enjoy.

Toronto - At least three reporters, two from the Toronto Star and one from Gawker, have reportedly watched a video on a cell phone of what appears to be Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking a substance from what they believe is a crack pipe.

Toronto - Thursday night at Toronto's Ryerson Image Centre (RIC) Stan Douglas was announced as the winner of the 2013 Scotiabank Photography Award (SPA). Douglas is world renowned for his brilliant skill behind the lens.

Toronto - On June 8 and 9 a global art project will cover the National Mall in Washington D.C. with 1,000,000 handmade bones as a visible petition against human rights injustices.

Toronto - Recently, a Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) bus driver refused to let a woman off of the bus at the back door when she said she was about to get sick. The woman loudly berated the driver while waiting before the doors opened across the street.

During World War II a remarkable woman lived in Sokol, Poland. She saved the lives of 15 Jews at the risk of her and her daughter's life. "My Mother's Secret" by J.L. Witterick highlights her bravery in his fictionalized tale.

Toronto - Forty years ago a remarkable woman, Diane Lynn Dupuy founded the Famous People Players. Today the black-light theatre troupe consisting mainly of people who are developmentally challenged continues to amaze people every week at their Toronto theatre.

Toronto - I Am Standing in the Place Where I Live is a video exhibition at Toronto's Design Exchange that features the work of four Kenya Grade 9 students showing their concept of public and private places.

Toronto - Last night at the Liberty Grand in Toronto the Toronto Crime Stoppers Ball with Police Chief Bill Blair took place, one of the largest fund raisers for the charity.

Toronto - Pets are part of the family. For some lucky families pets are also the family hero. Today at Paws Way in Toronto the 45th Purina Animal Hall of Fame honoured four amazing dogs who saved the lives of their owners.

Toronto - From our first breath to the last goodbyes our lives are a collection of photographs. We learn about our world from the images that others take, showing us the beauty of nature and the horrors of war.

Toronto - Today lunch-goers at Toronto's Grange Park got an early start to the David Suzuki Foundation's 30×30 Nature Challenge when a pop-up picnic appeared complete with music.

Detroit - In the 1950s Detroit was thriving. Times have changed. The population is down to 750,000 from 1.8 million with a third of the people unemployed. For the Detroit Fire Department it's a powder keg that ignites every night of the year.

Two suspects have been arrested in Toronto and Montreal, stopping a terror plot that involved Toronto and other Ontario targets.

Toronto - For a woman who has a lump in her breast waiting to know if she's in the fight of her life can be almost as difficult as hearing that she has cancer.

Toronto - On Monday night Sharon Gless talked about being approached by a young man while leaving the movies when she was working on the show Queer as Folk in Toronto years ago. The man asked for a hug.

The first asymptomatic case of H7N9 has been reported by the Beijing Municipal Health Bureau risking the stakes of the new avian flu that is hitting China.