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The TTC introduced a fare cap on Tuesday. It offers free transit rides after 47-trips per calendar month. As Victoria Femia reports, the initiative would benefit the transit agencies most dedicated riders.

When they were announced in the spring, the TTC and Mayor Olivia Chow were forced to defend a plan to install subway barriers similar to New York City’s. Now that a single steel gate has gone up ahead of the full installation of TMU station barriers, the debate has been renewed under the cover of...

A TTC cooling tower has been identified as the source of a recent outbreak of legionnaires’ disease. Toronto public health officials had been investigating six confirmed cases within a one-kilometre radius of Bathurst and Dupont streets, between July 2 and 26. The TTC says it’s working closely with health officials and has shut down the...

They’ve been burning the candle at both ends for 40 years to help those in need. The Vancouver Firefighter Charities is celebrating 40 years of the Hall of Flame the longest running firefighters calendar in the world. Ophelia Bar-Lev-Wise and Joe Malabuyoc are Hall of Flame Calendar firefighters and models, they join Jennifer Palma on...

The 46th Annual Terry Fox Run to raise funds for cancer research goes September 20th. Terry’s niece Jessie Alder joins Global News Morning to talk about the event

Health officials in Toronto say a transit cooling tower was the cause of a recent outbreak of Legionnaires disease. The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) says four employees were among the six cases confirmed in the city. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Aug. 26, 2026.

Superdog “Paws of Fame” inductees Snap, Crackle, and Pop and their trainer Lisa Sun visit the Global News Morning studio.

Twenty-five years ago, Halifax welcomed thousands of stranded passengers from 40 airplanes that were grounded after the 9/11 attacks in New York. As Angela Capobianco reports, for those working on Sept. 11, 2001, it’s a day that still brings up strong emotions and won’t be forgotten.

Beginning in September, a new program will see TTC passengers only charged for their first 47 rides each month. The mayor says the number will drop to 40 rides next year, but the cost of that isn’t known, nor is if it actually happens with an upcoming election. Matthew Bingley reports.

WATCH: Despite the rainy weather, the WEGO Annual End of Summer Arts Festival still went ahead this Sunday, allowing families a free way to enjoy the day through art, music, and movement. Payton Zillich brings us down to the Remai Modern to get an inside look at all the fun.

$162,000 worth of THC was seized at Stony Mountain Institution this week.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Canadian Brian Clark reflects on what he remembers from that morning in the South Tower of the World Trade Center and the friendship that has lasted ever since.

Today marks 25 years since the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States. Peterborough emergency personnel and residents gathered this morning to remember those who died. Marc Woodhouse reports:

Toronto’s annual end-of-summer tradition is back. The Canadian National Exhibition opened its 147th year Friday with the help of Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen. Nicole Di Donato reports on the midway’s latest food offerings, new attractions and returning favourites.

WATCH: Jason Halkett will have to wait a few more weeks at least to learn what type of sentence he will serve for starting the Ditch-2 wildfire last year after pleading guilty in April.

The 46th annual Terry Fox Run takes place across the country this month, providing an opportunity to reflect and honour Terry’s legacy. Jaden Lee-Lincoln is joined by Terry’s niece, Jessie Alder, and 13-year-old cancer survivor Wynn Van Kooten.

On Sept. 12, Cooking Lake Airport will celebrate aviation in and around the Edmonton region, as Canada’s oldest operating airport. Kimberly Fraser, part of the 100th anniversary steering committee, shared details with Global News Morning Edmonton.

FAN EXPO Canada kicked off on Thursday at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, with all things pop culture. Nicole Di Donato has more.

For generations of Canadians, the roar of the Snowbirds has been part of the soundtrack of summer. But this year, it’s a goodbye. The 77th Canadian International air show marks the fleets last time soaring through Toronto skies in their nine-jet formation, before the planes will be retired. Lexy Benedict has the story.

The Canadian National Exhibition is officially underway in Toronto – offering concerts, rides, exhibits, and unique food innovations. Mark Holland, CEO of the CNE, joins Global’s Nivrita Ganguly to discuss what ‘the Ex’ means to Canadians and what visitors can expect from the country’s largest fair this year.