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Canada pledges $8M in humanitarian aid for Cuba

Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand and MP Randeep Sarai have announced the country will be sending $8 million dollar in food aid to Cuba amid the U.S. fuel blockade.

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Canadians will need Electronic Travel Authorization to travel to U.K.

Canadian citizens travelling to the U.K. now need to apply for and attain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) document before departure.

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‘Canada is in a good position’: Finance minister reacts to Trump’s SOTU

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Toronto temperatures begin to drop: Here’s how warm it could get

A special weather statement has been lifted following overnight snowfall, which has resulted in slippery road conditions in Toronto for Wednesday’s morning commute.

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Canadian travellers return after violence erupts in Mexico

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More snow on the way ahead of warmer temperatures

Overnight snow is moving into the GTA, along with some lingering flurries Wednesday morning,; later this week, warmer temperatures come into the mix.

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Minister meets OpenAI representatives

Canada’s Minister for AI will meet with OpenAI, to hear why the company banned the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s account, for posts describing gun violence scenarios, but didn’t notify police, despite some employees pushing for that.

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Ontario announces funding for dementia care at some LTC homes

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Canadians will need Electronic Travel Authorization to travel to U.K.

Canadian citizens travelling to the U.K. now need to apply for and attain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) document before departure.

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Non-paying guest evicted from Richmond Hill Airbnb

A couple in Richmond Hill have been fighting for months to get rid of an Airbnb guest who refused to pay or check out. Pat Taney with an update on the situation.

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Toronto temperatures begin to drop: Here’s how warm it could get

A special weather statement has been lifted following overnight snowfall, which has resulted in slippery road conditions in Toronto for Wednesday’s morning commute.

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Toronto begins pothole repair blitz: How drivers may be eligible for compensation

Toronto is launching an aggressive pothole repair push this week, with Mayor Olivia Chow announcing that 29 city crews are already out patching roads after one of the harshest winters in recent years left streets cracked.

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Canada pledges $8M in humanitarian aid for Cuba

Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand and MP Randeep Sarai have announced the country will be sending $8 million dollar in food aid to Cuba amid the U.S. fuel blockade.

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‘Canada is in a good position’: Finance minister reacts to Trump’s SOTU

Minister of Finance Francois-Philippe Champagne reacted to Trump’s State of the Union address and the ongoing negotiations between Canada and the U.S. ahead of the CUSMA review.

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Feds ‘disappointed’ after meeting with OpenAI on Tumbler Ridge shooting

Federal ministers said they were left disappointed following a meeting with OpenAI senior staff, who say they have not introduced ‘substantial’ safety measures after the mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge secondary school.

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Canada lacking on cervical cancer prevention, health groups warn

Health-care advocates are sounding the alarm on what they say is a concerning lack of prevention efforts on cervical cancer cases in Canada.

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Here’s everything Trump said during his State of the Union address

From defending controversial policies to doubling-down on global tariffs; here’s everything Trump said during his record-long State of the Union address.

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What Trump’s State of the Union address revealed about trade tensions with Canada

Ontario’s representative in Washington. D.C. David Paterson breaks down what Trump’s State of the Union revealed about the ongoing trade tensions with Canada.

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Mexico says situation “normalizing” after cartel leader’s death

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Ukraine marks four years since Russia’s full invasion

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