CTV News Toronto at Six Podcast

The effects of the FAA grounding all flights due to an air traffic control 'communication issue' are felt at Toronto's Pearson Airport; A crash at a construction site next to a busy shopping centre in Pickering sends two people to hospital with critical injuries; and, The University of Toronto responds to a report that alleges a culture of discrimination against Muslim, Arab and Palestinian students.

Prime Minister Mark Carney reiterates that he believes the sale of Stellantis' Brampton assembly plant to armoured car manufacturer Roshel is a 'betrayal'; Investigators comb through the remains of a large home in Ajax after what's been deemed a suspicious fire; and, The Ontario government announces it will be introducing new rules for post-secondary student assistance funding.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney to prevent Chinese-made EV kits from being assembled at the Brampton assembly plant recently sold by Stellantis; Planes flew over Toronto to mark Remembrance Day as people across the country showed their respect for those who fought and died for Canada; and, more relief at the pumps as gas prices keep dropping.

Police are looking for two suspects after a Barrie man is shot and killed in a townhouse complex in Etobicoke; Prime Minister Mark Carney calls Stellantis' decision to sell its Brampton assembly plant amounts to a 'betrayal' of thousands of workers; and, A Toronto business owner calls on the City to enforce the rules after several years of illegal dumping near his workplace.

Stellantis announces the sale of its Brampton assembly plant to Canadian defence technology company Roshel; Three teenagers face charges after a massive fire destroys an abandoned building in Milton; and, A mother hopes for answers after her 27-year-old son was fatally struck by two vehicles in Richmond Hill.