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“We're proud to be Italian,” says Philip Santagata, one of the many that came out to Little Italy to celebrate Italian culture. The Italfest was forced to go virtual last year, and is now celebrating its 29th edition. Pamela Pagano reports.

Toronto's current Mayor says he's still on the job and that "there will be time" for campaigning for re-election to come. Mark McAllister reports.

It’s not just the southeast portion of the LRT causing frustration for Edmontonians, business owners on the city’s west end have concerns about valley line west construction.

Concerns raised as communities around Calgary are seeing their ambulances redirected into Calgary to help deal with overwhelming call volume there. Saif Kaisar reports.

Downtown just got a little more colourful. New murals in support of Pride can be seen all throughout Central Memorial Park. Taylor Braat has more on the messages behind them.

As grocery prices rise, more people are turning to apps which help connect consumers with restaurants offering discounted food which may otherwise be discarded. Jillian Code reports.

A toddler is recovering at home after a 20-foot-fall from a window. Her father is now sharing what parents can do to prevent a similar incident, one which B.C. Children’s Hospital say is more common than you think.

A new club is set to host their first meetup in Edmonton. ‘The Shy Girl Club’ is aimed at uniting women who find it difficult to make friends and build connections. Bailey Nitti has more on what to expect at a first meet.