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This year’s CNE kids pass was designed by TDSB students

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Thousands in Orillia still without power after historic ice storm

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Mixed reaction as city proposes updated congestion plan

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More than 50 killed in overnight strikes in Gaza

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Warm and windy after morning showers Thursday

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Iconic downtown canoe burnt in suspected arson

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Canadian and US mayors warn a trade disruption will cost thousands of jobs

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This year’s CNE kids pass was designed by TDSB students

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Mixed reaction as city proposes updated congestion plan

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What youth want from the next federal government

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More than 50 killed in overnight strikes in Gaza

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World leaders respond to Trump tariffs

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Canada retaliates against U.S. tariffs

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‘Freedom Convoy’ organizers found guilty of mischief

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Deadly tornados rock central U.S.

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Markets melt down after Trump tariff announcement

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