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Heading into fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Residents reflect on four years of war on the eve of the anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Michelle Mackey reports.

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Students, opposition leaders urge Ford government to reverse OSAP cuts

Premier Doug Ford is facing mounting pressure as students and opposition leaders urge his government to reconsider cuts to OSAP grants. Tina Yazdani asks him what will prompt his government to reverse course.

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Canadians scramble to get home amid cartel violence in western Mexico

Canadian airlines cancelled all flights in and out of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico on Monday amid cartel violence in the area. Erica Natividad speaks to a stranded traveller.

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Airbnb offers Toronto homeowners incentives ahead of FIFA World Cup

Rhianne Campbell explains the rules, regulations and who qualifies for the offer.

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Suspects arrested in attempted robbery, one caught hiding in backyard: YRP

York Regional Police have charged two Toronto men after a failed attempted robbery in Kleinburg that unfolded in dramatic fashion last Thursday.

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Canada wasn’t notified of Mexican operation before killing of cartel leader: Anand

Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says she wasn’t notified of the Mexican military’s operation to take out cartel gang leader ‘El Mencho’ prior to his killing.

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Nexus down at some Canadian airports amid partial U.S. government shutdown

Amid a partial U.S. government shutdown, NEXUS and Global Entry pre-clearance programs for U.S.-bound flights are down at some Canadian airports.

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Cartel violence in Jalisco, Mexico shuts down Puerto Vallarta airport

Amid growing cartel violence in Jalisco, Mexico following the killing of gang leader ‘EL Mencho’ by the Mexican military, Canadians in the area are being told to shelter in place as the Puerto Vallarta airport shuts down.

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Two watermain breaks flood parts of Gardiner, slowing Monday morning traffic

Traffic on the Gardiner Expressway ground to a slow crawl early Monday morning after two separate water main breaks sent streams of water flowing across both eastbound and westbound lanes in Etobicoke.

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Students, opposition leaders urge Ford government to reverse OSAP cuts

Premier Doug Ford is facing mounting pressure as students and opposition leaders urge his government to reconsider cuts to OSAP grants. Tina Yazdani asks him what will prompt his government to reverse course.

32m ago

2:20

Airbnb offers Toronto homeowners incentives ahead of FIFA World Cup

Rhianne Campbell explains the rules, regulations and who qualifies for the offer.

41m ago

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Scarborough barbershop, community group team up to help job-seekers

As part of Black History Month, the Scarborough Environmental Association partnered with Conrad’s to host an event where job-seekers could receive free haircuts and professional portraits to support their searches for work. Nick Westoll reports.

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Fifth complainant to testify at Frank Stronach’s sex assault trial bursts into tears while describing alleged rape

A fifth woman has taken the stand at Frank Stronach’s sexual assault trial claiming she was raped by the billionaire in a Toronto hotel room 35 years ago. Shauna Hunt with more on the emotional testimony and the tense cross-examination.

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2:51

Heading into fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Residents reflect on four years of war on the eve of the anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Michelle Mackey reports.

24m ago

2:59

Canadians scramble to get home amid cartel violence in western Mexico

Canadian airlines cancelled all flights in and out of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico on Monday amid cartel violence in the area. Erica Natividad speaks to a stranded traveller.

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Libs want Build Canada Homes to be Crown Corp

A bill to make Build Canada Homes a Crown Corporation moves ahead. Housing Minister Gregor Robertson spoke to Bill C-20 in the House today, but opposition critics aren’t convinced why it has to be a Crown Corporation.

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Kendamil baby formula recalled over potential food poisoning toxin

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for Kendamil baby formula over concerns of toxins that could cause food poisoning.

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World Videos

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Aftermath of drug lord ‘El Mencho’ death in Mexico

Mexican military officials describe the operation that led to the death of ‘El Mencho’ and sparked suspected cartel retaliation across the country. Michelle Mackey reports.

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Nick Reiner pleads not guilty to murder of parents Rob and Michele

The 32-year-old son of Hollywood film director Rob Reiner and mother Michele Singer Reiner pleaded not guilty for their murders two months ago.

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Former U.K. ambassador Peter Mandelson arrested over ties to Epstein

Former U.K. ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson was arrested in connection to Jeffrey Epstein, police allege amid their probe into misconduct.

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BAFTA’s apologizes over man with Tourette’s shouting slur during show

The British film academy and BAFTA host apologized after a man in the audience with Tourette’s shouted a slur during awards show.

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