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Former Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne criticized the Ford government’s budget. Wynne called the spending plans a “personal legacy” project for Premier Doug Ford and claimed the budget lacks some of the “fundamentals” needed for future prosperity.

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Canada is now meeting its NATO spending obligations, and applications to the Canadian forces are up. Conservatives say this is just creative accounting, and operational readiness is still not where it needs to be.

About 1 in 100 Canadians have epilepsy and many who live with the disorder struggle for acceptance. We speak with advocate Amy Swenson-Tiano, who lives with drug-resistant epilepsy, about her effort to raise awareness about the disorder.

Former Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne criticized the Ford government’s budget. Wynne called the spending plans a “personal legacy” project for Premier Doug Ford and claimed the budget lacks some of the “fundamentals” needed for future prosperity.

About 1 in 100 Canadians have epilepsy and many who live with the disorder struggle for acceptance. We speak with advocate Amy Swenson-Tiano, who lives with drug-resistant epilepsy, about her effort to raise awareness about the disorder.

Larry, who attended the first-ever Blue Jays game in history, describes what he remembers most about the game and why there was one missing element.

Blue Jays fan Lester, who attended his first game in 1981, describe what it was like to watch the team win the Eastern Division Championship in 1985.

Canada is now meeting its NATO spending obligations, and applications to the Canadian forces are up. Conservatives say this is just creative accounting, and operational readiness is still not where it needs to be.

Pride Toronto Executive Director Kojo Modeste spoke to CityNews on the organization’s plea to the feds for financial support, saying festivities, including the largest in North America, could be in jeopardy.

Prime Minister Carney announced Canada officially hit its 2 per cent NATO spending target in 2025, however with NATO allies adjusting their commitment of GDP spending to 5 per cent for 2035, can Canada hold its own weight? Glen McGregor explains.

The wrecked Air Canada jet flown in the fatal crash at LaGuardia airport has been moved from the runaway as the investigation continues into what caused the tragic incident.

U.S. Deputy TSA Administrator Ha Nguyen McNeill testified before a committee hearing on the dire situation at several U.S. airports where staffing shortages have led to air travellers experiencing wait times of more than 4 hours.

Denmark’s election produced no clear winner, leaving Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen weakened but still in contention. Coalition talks are now ahead, after a campaign shaped more by domestic pain than Trump’s Greenland threats. Brandon Rowe reports.

Iran is rejecting Trump’s claim that talks are moving forward, as missiles hit Israel again and the conflict spreads into Kuwait, Iraq and Lebanon. The U.N. warns the war is now out of control. Brandon Rowe reports.

Meta and YouTube have been found liable for negligence over a landmark U.S. trial where a woman claims their social media websites should have warnings for younger users of potential addiction to the apps.