On the sombre anniversary of Russia’s invasion, Caryn Ceolin with how a year of war has united Ukrainians in grief and unwavering resolve.

As the sombre anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine prompted shows of solidarity from around the world, Caryn Ceolin with how Justin Trudeau reaffirmed Canada’s support for Kyiv’s war effort.

A privacy investigation has been launched into TikTok. Plus, many employees aren't feeling the love from their bosses, and a major Canadian bank sees its profits shrink. Irene Preklet reports.

Women's Freedom Song contest encourages poets, songwriters and visual artists to create the next great female anthem. CityNews' Music Reporter Lindsay Dunn as the story.

The Ukrainian flag is raised outside Toronto City Hall, marking one year since the invasion of Russian troops. Toronto's Deputy Mayor speaks about why it's so important to stand in solidarity with Ukraine.

Police on the hunt for suspects after the vehicle of a woman was shot at while she went to pick up her child from daycare.

For 55 years, Alex Proctor didn’t know who he was or where he came from until a genetic genealogy test changed his life. Cristina Howorun has more on his journey to find his birth parents and the rich history that comes with them.

Highlights of Dina Pugliese from her 16 years as co-host of Breakfast Television.

A privacy investigation has been launched into TikTok. Plus, many employees aren't feeling the love from their bosses, and a major Canadian bank sees its profits shrink. Irene Preklet reports.

Women's Freedom Song contest encourages poets, songwriters and visual artists to create the next great female anthem. CityNews' Music Reporter Lindsay Dunn as the story.

Recent polls show nearly a quarter of people want to see peace negotiations in the Ukraine War. But none of those Canadians are in Parliament - where the question isn't when will it end, but how many weapons can Canada send?

“We will prevail,” vows Ukraine’s President on the eve of the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion. Melissa Duggan on fears of escalating attacks.

The head of Canada's largest grocery store chain signals that prices could soon be rising again. Plus, why is Google blocking news from some Canadian users? Kris McCusker has the day's top business stories.

Canadian Forces reveal another Chinese buoy incursion into the Arctic, this time by sea. Retired CF Col. Drapeau insists more forces are needed in the Arctic. Xiao Li reports.

Financial fears are growing among Canadians. Plus, new rules are in place when it comes to cellphone network outages, and Starbucks is adding an unusual ingredient to some drinks. Kris McCusker reports.

Tories successfully pass a motion to expand a study of foreign interference in Canadian elections. But the motion lost some substance, after Liberals were able to amend the motion to exclude a call for further documentation.