The Lunch Break
On airToronto · Sunday, October 18, 2026 · 12:00 PM local · 21 min
This episode has no video yet.
Rundown
Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- AToronto Police Probe Early-Morning Stabbing at Exhibition GroundsCityNews Toronto
- AOntario voters to elect school trustees in upcoming municipal electionsCBC Toronto
- ABackstreet Boys schedule 12 Toronto concerts for 2027Global News Toronto
- AToronto Celebrates International Video Store Day, a 16‑Year TraditionCBC Toronto
- AOntario to Import U.S. Power This WinterCBC Toronto
- BToronto mayoral candidates hit campaign trail in final weekCBC Toronto
- BTourism visits rise in Toronto after busy summerCBC Toronto
- BFinal Week Guide to Voting in Toronto's 2026 Municipal ElectionCBC Toronto
- BOntario career college halts classes after OSAP funding pauseGlobal News Toronto
- BPolice hunt SUV after hit-and-run injures man in BramptonCityNews Toronto
Reels from this broadcast
The vertical cut-downs, as posted.
0:28Backstreet Boys Book Twelve Toronto Shows
The Lunch Break · Sun, Oct 18
Stories from this broadcast
The Lunch Break ·
Toronto Police Probe Early-Morning Stabbing at Exhibition Grounds
Toronto Police are investigating a stabbing at the Exhibition grounds near Centennial Park early on October 18, around 3:30 a.m., where a person was found with…
The Lunch Break ·
Mayoral Candidates Hit Trail in Toronto's Final Campaign Week
Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford campaigned in Dovercourt Village and Etobicoke on October 17, receiving endorsements and proposing more police officers as…
The Lunch Break ·
Toronto Residents and Advocates Map Accessibility on MapMission Day
Toronto residents and disability advocates surveyed public spaces on Oct. 17, 2026 during MapMission Day, using a scavenger‑hunt style ranking to evaluate…
The Lunch Break ·
Ontario Voters to Choose School Trustees on Oct. 26
Ontarians will vote for school trustees on Oct. 26, 2026, as the role’s duties have been substantially revised; the municipal election, held every four years,…
The Lunch Break ·
Tourism Visits Rise in Toronto After Busy Summer
Visitor numbers rose in Toronto during summer 2026, driven by numerous events, according to Destination Toronto data.
The Lunch Break ·
45-Year-Old Man Killed in Uxbridge Two-Vehicle Crash
A 45-year-old man was killed in a two-vehicle crash in Uxbridge on Oct. 16, 2026, with Durham Police conducting the investigation.
The Lunch Break ·
Backstreet Boys Book Twelve Rogers Centre Shows for 2027
The Backstreet Boys will perform twelve concerts at Toronto’s Rogers Centre in 2027, driven by strong fan interest nearly thirty years after their peak…
The Lunch Break ·
Last‑Minute Guide Helps Torontonians Vote in 2026 Election
A guide released for Toronto voters explains how to vote in the upcoming municipal election, which is scheduled for late October and features a closely watched…
The Lunch Break ·
Toronto Celebrates International Video Store Day, a 16‑Year Tradition
Toronto marked International Video Store Day on Oct. 17, featuring fans at Eyesore Cinema revisiting DVDs and VHS. The event, created by Daniel Hanna 16 years…
The Lunch Break ·
Ontario Career College Stops Classes Amid Funding Pause
A Toronto career college suspended classes on October 17 after the Ontario government paused OSAP funding for private colleges, prompting classroom closures…
The Lunch Break ·
Ontario to Import U.S. Power for 2026‑27 Winter
The province’s grid operator will import U.S. electricity for the 2026‑27 winter, after Premier Doug Ford previously threatened to end power exports amid a…
The Lunch Break ·
Police Search for SUV After Brampton Hit‑and‑Run Injures Man
Police are searching for an SUV involved in a hit‑and‑run that seriously injured a man in a Brampton parking lot on Oct. 17.
More The Lunch Break
20 minThe Lunch Break
Sat, Oct 17
21 minThe Lunch Break
Fri, Oct 16
21 minThe Lunch Break
Thu, Oct 15
21 minThe Lunch Break
Wed, Oct 14
20 minThe Lunch Break
Tue, Oct 13
20 minThe Lunch Break
Mon, Oct 12