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Paikin on Politics: Trump pulls back on threat to launch bombing campaign on Iran

Steve Paikin and Caryn Ceolin discuss President Donald Trump pulling back from his threat to unleash a bombing campaign that would destroy Iranian civilization.

37m ago

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U.S. and Iran agree to 2-week ceasefire

Donald Trump has pulled back from his threat to bomb Iran, less than two hours before the deadline he set for Tehran to comply.

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2:29

TDSB projects 289 fewer teaching positions next school year

Elementary teachers in Toronto are warning that cuts the TDSB says are due to declining enrolment could be deeper. Mark McAllister looks at the math and the blame the Ford government is facing.

13h ago

2:54

AI controlled intersections part of Toronto’s plan to tackle congestion

Toronto’s congestion plan calls for more high tech intersection controls to help ease gridlock. As Alan Carter reports, while AI controls intersections in the suburbs, staff will be in charge of traffic lights downtown.

13h ago

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1:56

U.S. and Iran agree to 2-week ceasefire

Donald Trump has pulled back from his threat to bomb Iran, less than two hours before the deadline he set for Tehran to comply.

4m ago

2:29

TDSB projects 289 fewer teaching positions next school year

Elementary teachers in Toronto are warning that cuts the TDSB says are due to declining enrolment could be deeper. Mark McAllister looks at the math and the blame the Ford government is facing.

13h ago

2:03

Temperature swings continue through the week

The temperature will continue to be up-and-down this week with potential rain and even some wet snow on Friday. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has more on this week’s forecast.

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Blue Jays prepare to play on anniversary of first game 49 years ago

Toronto Blue Jays fan are gearing up for a special game as April 7 marks the anniversary of the team’s first ever game in franchise history in 1977.

17h ago

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Canada’s Wonderland permanently implements chaperone policy: What you need to know

Canada’s Wonderland is officially implementing its new chaperone policy for the 2026 season after first introducing the concept in the previous year to combat against ‘unruly behaviour.’

20h ago

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2:29

TDSB projects 289 fewer teaching positions next school year

Elementary teachers in Toronto are warning that cuts the TDSB says are due to declining enrolment could be deeper. Mark McAllister looks at the math and the blame the Ford government is facing.

13h ago

2:54

AI controlled intersections part of Toronto’s plan to tackle congestion

Toronto’s congestion plan calls for more high tech intersection controls to help ease gridlock. As Alan Carter reports, while AI controls intersections in the suburbs, staff will be in charge of traffic lights downtown.

13h ago

2:38

Kidney transplant advocates raise their voices about the state of Kidney Care in Ontario

Rhianne Campbell has the call for more government funding and greater attention to living Kidney donor transplants.

14h ago

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Trains running again after hydraulic oil spill shutdown a portion of Line 2 in the city’s west end

Trains are back in service after a hydraulic oil spill at Old Mill station shutdown a portion of line 2 for many hours. Shauna Hunt with more on the tough commute and the apology from the TTC’s CEO.

14h ago

National Videos

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Carney formally launches $51b infrastructure fund

The Prime Minister says the Build Community Homes Fund will boost infrastructure construction over the next 10 years, and increase GDP. But Conservatives say this is just a re-announcement of something from the fall budget.

10h ago

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Feds announce $51B infrastructure fund, first project to be built in Ontario

The federal government launched its $51 billion Build Communities Strong Fund to support infrastructure projects across the country, starting with a community centre in Brampton, Ontario.

19h ago

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Canada expects U.S.-Iran to respect international law: Carney on Trump’s threats

When asked about Trump’s harrowing threats on the ‘whole civilization’ of Iran, Prime Minister Mark Carney said he expects all parties to respect international law however threatening civilians would go against it.

20h ago

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Paikin on Politics: Trump’s deadline for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz looms

Steve Paikin and Caryn Ceolin discuss the uncertainty that is building as the deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz approaches. Meanwhile, in Canada, advance polls have closed in a high-stakes byelection in three federal ridings.

22h ago

World Videos

6:30

Paikin on Politics: Trump pulls back on threat to launch bombing campaign on Iran

Steve Paikin and Caryn Ceolin discuss President Donald Trump pulling back from his threat to unleash a bombing campaign that would destroy Iranian civilization.

37m ago

1:56

U.S. and Iran agree to 2-week ceasefire

Donald Trump has pulled back from his threat to bomb Iran, less than two hours before the deadline he set for Tehran to comply.

4m ago

1:53

Gaza ceasefire under strain

At least 10 people are reported killed in new strikes in Gaza, as residents say the ceasefire is not holding. Aid evacuations are now paused after a deadly incident. Brandon Rowe reports.

10h ago

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Trump warns Iran again

Donald Trump is escalating his rhetoric again, warning “a whole civilization will die tonight” as the deadline approaches. Israel says it is striking bridges and rail lines, while Iran says offensive language is stalling talks. Brandon Rowe reports.

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