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Canada Post finalizes tentative agreement with workers’ union

Canada Post and its workers’ union CUPW have finalized a tentative agreement that its members will now have to vote on.

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Workers of Etobicoke company seek answers and back pay

Several Union workers of an Etobicoke millwork company reached out to Speakers Corner after they say they’ve gone 10 plus weeks of not getting paid. Pat Taney reports.

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Kinew compares Crown Royal differences with Ford to hockey talk

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says his difference of opinion against Ontario Premier Doug Ford on the Crown Royal debacle is just like a friendly game of hockey but their relationship will be ‘fine’ if the focus remains on Canadian jobs.

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Arctic air to blast GTA with wind chills nearing -30

A blast of Arctic air is set to hit the GTA Thursday evening into Friday morning where wind chill temperatures could reach as low -30°C.

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Ontario’s education minister places 7th school board under provincial control

The Ford government is pulling another education power play, taking control of Peel’s public school board, the second-largest in the province, and the York Catholic District School Board could follow in a matter of weeks.

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Toronto to focus on sidewalk clearing as snow removal operations begin

Saying there is room for improvement, Toronto’s city manager says crews will prioritize sidewalk clearing. As Alan Carter reports, city councillors say the city is doing a better job with the snow this year.

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Person caught jumping onto moving GO train

The CEO of Metrolinx shared security camera footage of a person jumping onto a moving GO train, clinging onto the doors before the conductor stopped the train.

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Chopper footage captures take down of break-and-enter suspects

Footage from a York Regional Police helicopter captured the moment four suspects were taken down over suspected break and entry in Vaughan, Ontario.

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Overnight 3.7 magnitude earthquake recorded near Orillia, Ontario

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake was recorded by Earthquakes Canada near Orillia, Ont., on Tuesday night.

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Workers of Etobicoke company seek answers and back pay

Several Union workers of an Etobicoke millwork company reached out to Speakers Corner after they say they’ve gone 10 plus weeks of not getting paid. Pat Taney reports.

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Kinew compares Crown Royal differences with Ford to hockey talk

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says his difference of opinion against Ontario Premier Doug Ford on the Crown Royal debacle is just like a friendly game of hockey but their relationship will be ‘fine’ if the focus remains on Canadian jobs.

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Arctic air to blast GTA with wind chills nearing -30

A blast of Arctic air is set to hit the GTA Thursday evening into Friday morning where wind chill temperatures could reach as low -30°C.

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GM to cut more than 1,000 jobs at Oshawa plant by Friday

General Motors is moving ahead with plans to eliminate the third shift at its Oshawa assembly plant, a decision expected to eliminate more than 1,000 union jobs across the facility and its supply chain.

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Canada Post finalizes tentative agreement with workers’ union

Canada Post and its workers’ union CUPW have finalized a tentative agreement that its members will now have to vote on.

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Canadians give Trump an ‘F’ in first year back at the White House: poll

A majority of Canadians give U.S. President Donald Trump a failing grade for the first year of his second term in office, according to a new Angus Reid poll.

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Two people dead after shooting at Cree Nation of Mistissini in Quebec

Two people have been killed in a shooting at the Cree Nation of Mistissini in Northern Quebec.

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Team Canada still strong, despite disputes say premiers

Despite sometimes competing provincial interests, and rising separatism, Premiers say Canada is united against trade threats. Manitoba’s Wab Kinew says it’s like hockey: You can bodycheck someone then grab beers with that person later.

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Canadians give Trump an ‘F’ in first year back at the White House: poll

A majority of Canadians give U.S. President Donald Trump a failing grade for the first year of his second term in office, according to a new Angus Reid poll.

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Agents involved in Alex Pretti’s death placed on leave, protesters arrested

The border patrol officers involved in Alex Pretti’s shooting have been placed on administrative leave as federal officials report 16 protesters were arrested in Minneapolis Wednesday. Michelle Mackey reports.

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Trump warns Iran ‘time is running out’ to strike deal on its nuclear program

Donald Trump is warning Iran that time is running out to cut a deal on its nuclear program. As Michelle Mackey reports, Iran is vowing to defend itself if necessary.

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Power outages persist after U.S. winter storm

This weekend’s winter storm and ensuing bitter cold have caused prolonged power outages for hundreds of thousands across the southern U.S. Ivan Rodriguez is tracking the recovery efforts from Nashville.

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