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Chilly start Thursday, light snow expected Friday

A cold morning expected with the wind chill on Thursday with some light snow expected Friday. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast.

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Chinatown businesses staying vigilant as police warn of rise in fake cash in the city

Counterfeit cash circulating in the GTA ahead of a major global celebration. Afua Baah speaks with a local restaurant and the Chinatown BIA about what they are doing to spot fake banknotes ahead of Lunar New Year.

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Nostalgia hits as Toys R Us seeks creditor protection

It’s the latest in a chain of once beloved North American brands to experience a long decline in the public eye. David Zura examines what the latest court filing means whether nostalgia can come to the rescue.

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U.S. border czar says hundreds of federal agents are leaving Minnesota

The Trump administration says 700 federal immigration officers are leaving Minnesota Wednesday. Michelle Mackey explains what led to the move and the response from local leaders.

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Reduced GO Train service to extend into Thursday

Metrolinx says GO Trains will again operate on a reduced schedule Thursday, as repair work continues following Monday’s train derailment. Erica Natividad with the criticism over communication from the provincial transit agency.

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‘This is reprehensible’: Toronto parents call out turmoil at public school

Grade 7 parent and co-chair of the Parent Council Jenn Engels spoke to Breakfast Television on the ongoing staffing changes at a Toronto public school.

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GO train delays continue days after derailment

As GO Transit staff work around the clock to repair damage caused by an earlier derailment, Metrolinx officials say reduced rail services are expected to be in place through the Wednesday morning commute at least.

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Cold returns this weekend

The cold weather returns this weekend after a bit of snow at the end of the week. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast.

February 3, 2026 7:20 pm EST EST

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Petition of support launched to expand Allan Gardens

The non-profit Friends of Allen Gardens is hoping to show public support for improving and expanding the Allan Gardens greenhouses and capacity.

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Chinatown businesses staying vigilant as police warn of rise in fake cash in the city

Counterfeit cash circulating in the GTA ahead of a major global celebration. Afua Baah speaks with a local restaurant and the Chinatown BIA about what they are doing to spot fake banknotes ahead of Lunar New Year.

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Nate Erskine-Smith intends to run for vacant seat in provincial Scarborough riding

A political shake-up could be coming to Queen’s Park later this year. Mark McAllister with the man who wants to make the leap to provincial politics and take on Doug Ford.

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Creative repurposing of subway-level vacant space for pickleball courts

The creative repurposing of underused spaces in cities is becoming essential as demands on space continue to grow. Audra Brown with how one business turned a subway-level vacant expanse into a ball of fun for local residents.

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Why Blood Donor Diversity Matters for Canadians Living With Sickle Cell Disease

People with sickle cell disease rely on closely matched blood to survive, but Canada’s donor base lacks diversity. Community advocates and Canadian Blood Services are working to close that gap. Brandon Rowe reports.

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Nostalgia hits as Toys R Us seeks creditor protection

It’s the latest in a chain of once beloved North American brands to experience a long decline in the public eye. David Zura examines what the latest court filing means whether nostalgia can come to the rescue.

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2:52

U.S. border czar says hundreds of federal agents are leaving Minnesota

The Trump administration says 700 federal immigration officers are leaving Minnesota Wednesday. Michelle Mackey explains what led to the move and the response from local leaders.

1h ago

2:58

Why Blood Donor Diversity Matters for Canadians Living With Sickle Cell Disease

People with sickle cell disease rely on closely matched blood to survive, but Canada’s donor base lacks diversity. Community advocates and Canadian Blood Services are working to close that gap. Brandon Rowe reports.

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Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre meets with Prime Minister Mark Carney

They may be fierce political foes but Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre met face-to-face behind closed doors today. Xiaoli Li is looking at which issues the two agree on and where large gaps remain.

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15 migrants dead after boat collision with Greek coast guard

At least 15 migrants are dead after the Greek coast guard says the boat carrying them collided with one of their vessels. Michelle Mackey explains why a human rights group says the tragedy could have been avoided.

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Nancy Guthrie abduction: Search continues into day four

Police in Arizona continue to search for the whereabouts of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of ‘Today’ show host Savannah Guthrie, after she went missing on Sunday.

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Russia renews attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure amid extreme cold

After a brief ceasefire on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, officials say Russia launched a record number of ballistic missiles overnight directly targeting the sector, leaving thousands in the cold. Michelle Mackey reports.

February 3, 2026 6:18 pm EST EST

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‘We don’t know where she is’: desperate search continues for Nancy Guthrie

The 84-year-old mother of anchor Savannah Guthrie remains missing. Michelle Mackey explains why the search is a race against time and what investigators are saying about any ransom demands.

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