Syrian rebels close in on Damascus, Notre Dame reopens, A Canadian heist story gets the Hollywood treatment, and more

Rebel factions in Syria continue to gain territory - pushing the ruling Assad regime out of major cities, inching closer to the capital Damascus.

Also: The Notre Dame Cathedral officially reopened its doors in Paris, five years after parts of it were destroyed by a massive fire. The occasion was marked by a lavish event with dignatories from around the world.

And: A new show loosely based on a true Canadian heist story is now streaming - but it took help from Hollywood to get it made. We look at what it could mean for the future of Canadian content.

Plus: South Korea's president survives an impeachment vote, The Archbishop of Toronto becomes a cardinal, MP's speak out against harassment, and more.