Global National: July 10, 2023 | Concerns about Toronto's spate of violence in public places

In tonight's top story: Many people in Toronto are on edge after a series of violent attacks in public places, including a stray bullet that killed a mother of two, and the stabbing of a man inside a subway car. Jeff Semple reports on the recent incidents and hears from people concerned about the city's safety, including an anti-violence advocate who used to be a gang leader.

Canada will double its contribution to NATO's military mission in Latvia, which shares a border with Russia. As David Akin reports, the commitment comes ahead of the pivotal NATO summit in Lithuania, where Canada's track record on defence spending is likely to come under sharp scrutiny.

Millions of people in the northeastern U.S. are under a flood watch, as a severe storm system dumps torrential rain, triggering flash floods. Jamie Mauracher explains how certain extreme weather events are becoming less rare because of climate change.

U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to investigate Prime, the wildly popular energy drink created by YouTube stars Logan Paul and KSI. Mike Armstrong explains why the beverage's contents and marketing are under scrutiny, and what people are being urged to do if they spot the drink being sold in Canada.

Plus, Michael Woods has captured a decisive win on one of the Tour de France's most mountainous stages, becoming the first Canadian in 35 years to win a stage at the world's most famous cycling race. Touria Izri looks at Woods' long climb to the biggest victory of his career and how he's a late bloomer to the sport.

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