There were many stressful things about making “The Flash” and getting it to theaters. AdvertisementDirector Andy Muschietti and his sister, producer Barbara Muschietti, waited nervously for its arrival worried whether it would make it in time or just be stuck in the middle of the ocean. “Back to the Future,” which is referenced quite a bit in “The Flash,” was one of their favorite movies, too. “I didn’t want him to be sitting near the fireplace, like staring out of a glass of whiskey,” Andy Muschietti said. But right now, the focus is “The Flash.”“Let’s just wait and see,” Andy Muschietti said.

New Study Shows How Americans Feel About Gender & Sexual OrientationDuration: 01:15A new study surveyed more than 5,000 American adults to better understand views on gender identity and what is appropriate to teach in public schools. The research, helmed by the Public Religion Research Institute, found that there are many generational and political views that differentiatie opinions on this topic.

Lost track of the race to be Toronto's next mayor? Either way, we've got you covered with a host of resources to help you get up to speed. It is, quite literally, impossible to keep track of them all, let alone make sense of all of them. CBC Toronto municipal affairs reporter Shawn Jeffords breaks down what signs can, and cannot, tell us about the state of the race here. Here's what you need to knowWeek 7: Should you trust opinion polls in Toronto's mayoral byelection?

A motion that paves the way for an Ontario law allowing people access to information about a partner’s past charges or criminal convictions has been unanimously approved by all parties. In 2014, the British government implemented Clare’s Law, years after a young woman was killed by her partner who had a long history of abuse of which she was not aware. Several provinces now have their own versions, including Saskatchewan — the first in Canada — and Alberta. During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a rise in intimate partner violence, and an inquest into the deaths of three women in Eastern Ontario — all former partners of the same man — urged the provincial government to implement a Clare’s Law. Such information is shared confidentially, not in writing, and cannot be publicly divulged.

Millions in US wake up to smoky haze for third day in a rowDuration: 02:02The dangerous smoke from Canadian wildfires is making it hard to see and breathe for millions of Americans across the country as orange haze covers parts of the east coast. Meanwhile, the White House is sending firefighting support to Canada. NBC’s Emilie Ikeda reports for TODAY.

Canada needs some kind of public broadcaster, but the CBC isn’t currently doing a good job filling that role, a panel of experts agreed on Wednesday. With competition from streaming services, a quickly-changing broadcast and news landscape, and diminished trust in the public broadcaster, the future of the CBC is as murky as ever. The Conservative leader hasn’t backed down from the promise since winning the leadership, but he has narrowed down his targets to the English-language side of the public broadcaster. Radio-Canada’s French services, Poilievre has hinted, would remain largely untouched. Some experts think it would be extremely complicated to slash one side of the public broadcaster and not the other, though.

Mitzie Hunter (centre) takes part in a mayoral debate hosted by CBC Toronto on June 6, 2023. (Evan Mitsui/CBC - image credit)Mayoral candidate Mitzie Hunter was on CBC Radio's Metro Morning Thursday to outline her vision to voters, saying she wants a city that "works for everyone, everywhere." Hunter told host Jill Dempsey she would spend on infrastructure and services like affordable housing and public transit. "If we don't invest in critical public infrastructure in this city, I fear what Toronto will become," Hunter said. She has proposed a six per cent property tax raise for homeowners with a combined income of more than $80,000, and three per cent for households earning less than that threshold.

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VICE President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte denied the involvement of House Speaker Martin Romualdez in her decision to run for the national post. "She added, "There was no Speaker Romualdez in the picture. "Barzaga, in various reports, lauded Romualdez for remaining focused on his position amid attacks thrown against him. "The Vice President, meanwhile, reiterated her support to the administration of President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr., also a cousin of Romualdez.She said the Marcos administration is "stable and strong. ""It has my all-out support and the support of the majority of the Filipino people," she said.

The group posted a note to its website saying it deleted all the data it stole from governments, cities, and police services. Cybersecurity experts warn that the Nova Scotia government should remain on guard, despite Clop’s apparent act of goodwill toward public institutions. Officials said the hack was discovered last week and that the data stolen included social insurance numbers, addresses and banking information. As for Clop’s claim that it erased Nova Scotia’s data, Abrams said some groups have made similar claims and then sold the information, or used it for future extortion. “It is safer to assume that any stolen data is at risk for abuse by the cybercrime operation or other threat actors,” Abrams said in an email.

What is La Macaza Institution, the facility he was quietly moved to? Here’s what we know about Paul Bernardo, what the difference is between a medium- and a maximum-security prison, and how federal corrections determines which level offenders should be placed in. La Macaza Institution is built on an open-campus model in Quebec, according to CSC. La Macaza Institution specializes in providing treatment to sex offenders and almost two-thirds of the inmates held there have been convicted of a sexual offence. The offender’s security level is based on how they’ll adjust to the institution, the risk of escape and public safety.

The orange haze that this country’s wildfires have cast upon New York’s Empire State Building and other world-famous landmarks. The haunting images of Canada’s flaming tinder leaving its mark on America have effectively captured the vast power of nature’s wrath, and have become the global face of an unfolding ecological and humanitarian disaster in this country. And residents of the West Coast and the Pacific Northwest, where wildfire smoke is a regular part of life, urged their eastern counterparts to get a grip. In Quebec, fires threatened more than half a dozen towns and Indigenous communities, resulting in the evacuation of more than 11,000 people. With files from Rob Ferguson and The Canadian PressAllan Woods is a Montreal-based staff reporter for the Star.

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Alexander Petrovic will return to the Dallas Stars’ organization next season. The Stars announced that they signed the defenseman to a one-year, two-way contract extension Wednesday afternoon. Petrovic spent the 2022-23 regular season with the AHL’s Texas Stars, recording 27 points (nine goals, 18 assists) while appearing in 71 games. We have signed Alexander Petrovic to a one-year, two-way contract. Petrovic signed his first two-way contract with the Stars in 2021.

Here’s the latest on the wildfire smoke across Canada, the Toronto incel murder, and Paul Bernardo’s prison transfer. Here’s what we know about the dangers of wildfire smoke and the implications it could have for the healthcare system. More: With wildfire smoke in the forecast for Toronto, is it time to bring back masks? Context: Paul Bernardo is serving a life sentence for the kidnappings, torture and killings of Leslie Mahaffy, 14, and Kristen French, 15, near St. Catharines in the early 1990s. Heather Mallick’s take: Optimism in transferring Paul Bernardo is galling.