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Jay has grown children, grandchildren and a gorgeous young wife, who has a preteen son of her own; all together they must bridge generational, cultural and social gaps.

A sneak peek at a phone reportedly leads to an assault, false arrest and a scar on a man's face; a young woman sues her landlord for hospital bills after experiencing trauma in her new home.

A customer sues an unlicensed beautician for damages; a formerly homeless couple say their friend gave them thousands of dollars as a gift.

A father sues his son for damaging property; a seller accused of rolling back a car's odometer says he has no idea where the missing 25,000 miles went.

A librarian takes on the returning champion for his shot at winning $10,000.

A legal assistant and a fashion coordinator compete.

Local and national perspectives on the latest news.

Local and national perspectives on the latest news.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

It was October 1984 in a small town outside Toronto; a young girl went missing; three months later, Christine Jessop's body was found more than 50 kilometers away from her Queensville home.

Looking into some of Canada's most infamous criminal cases with extensive archives and intimate family interviews and exploring the lasting impacts on the community and justice system.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

A CSI actress ends up a murder victim.

A military officer who was gang raped refuses to cooperate with the SVU for fear of damage to her reputation; Amaro asks his ex to help dig up information on the case.

Abishola's visit to the sock factory during a nurse's strike puts extra pressure on Bob to make the factory successful.

Inside the entertainment newsgathering process, as reporters coast to coast break headlines, advance the stories of the day, and sit down with celebrities.

Investor and reality TV personality Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank"); TV host Craig Ferguson ("Scrabble"); beauty mogul Shaina Rainford.

A jilted man with a hidden tattoo sues his ex-fiancée's brother for exposing his secret.

After paying child support for a kid who is not his, a man fights for the return of his money; a woman is sued for leaving her last remaining friend stranded.

Family Bible studies with Pastor Arnold Murray and Pastor Dennis Murray.

Local and national perspectives on the latest news.

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Kimani says Edris is a reckless cheater who drinks too much, can't keep a job, and has zero respect for their marriage; she's tired of being disrespected, and she wants a divorce.

Emani says her fiancé's cheating, constant disrespect and the shadow of his ex have pushed her to the edge.

A jilted man with a hidden tattoo sues his ex-fiancée's brother for exposing his secret.

A dispute between neighbors over damage to a cherished tree; a holiday party is ruined when a child finds a firearm in a hired Santa's backpack.

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A paternity test will determine the fate of Keith and Rochelle's relationship after questions arise from her ex's family.

A sperm donor, suspicions of infidelity, and broken trust bring Shannon and Jasmine's rocky five-year romance to the courtroom.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

Tiffany suspects that her boyfriend is having an affair with her sister; Jesse installs spy apps on his fiancée's phone to track her every move; newlywed Laurie tells of finding her husband's secret Facebook page, which he uses to meet other women.

The Johnsons and Butlers are curious about their new neighbors' lifestyle and their interest raises some surprising questions; Marty feels pressure to enroll Daphne in the best preschool.

On Valentine's Day, when it comes to showing affection, Bob and Abishola have to find a way to meet each other in the middle.

Jay reluctantly takes Phil on a model-airplane excursion, and Gloria goes shopping with Alex. Meanwhile, Claire and Manny get to know each other as siblings.

A woman's wild effort to pick up her car lands her in jail for assault and theft; she sues for false arrest.

Perceived disrespect by a Little League coach leads to a vicious fight on the playing field; a badly planned spring-break trip ends in a shoving match when a man comes between former girlfriends.

Staff of a care facility for disabled people take polygraph tests when a brutal assault comes to light; a new pet owner accuses a breeder of selling her a puppy with parvovirus.

Featured magicians include Harry Gorillagician, Nicholas Ribs, Michael Dardant and Shawn Preston.

Featured magicians include Anna DeGuzman, Alex Ramon, Nick Dupoch, Jonathan Levit, The Mysterious Maks, Chris Korn, Artem Shchukin, Adam Wylie and Naathan Phan, and Hayden Allcorn.

Local and national perspectives on the latest news.

Local and national perspectives on the latest news.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

Hosted by "Global News" anchor Tracy Tong; tracking Canada's most wanted criminals and the detectives dedicated to bringing them to justice.

Three public execution-style murders in 2012 leave police hunting for suspects as the cocaine-trafficking gang war continues to escalate; on-the-run kingpin Rabih Alkhalil escapes from prison in plain sight.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.