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Ford government to change FOI laws to exclude requests for premier, cabinet ministers’ records

The Ford government is seeking major changes to Freedom of Information laws to remove public access requests to the premier and cabinet ministers’ records amid Premier Ford’s court battle loss over the release of his phone records.

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St. Patrick’s Day parade, Sugar Shack TO: What’s going on in Toronto this weekend

Toronto will be bathed in green this Sunday at the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and 5K run/walk. Keep in mind, there will be a closure on the TTC’s Line 2 this Saturday.

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Ontario town pushes to rename Prince Andrew island

The Selwyn Township Council is pushing to rename two islands named in honour of the former Prince Andrew amid an investigation tying the ex-royal to Jeffrey Epstein.

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Canadians avoiding Cuba and Mexico for March break amid uncertainty

An increase in flights to places like Florida and the Dominican Republic are surging for March break as Canadians turn to alternatives amid tensions in Cuba and Mexico.

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Snow and wind gusts to hit GTA as temperatures drop

A special weather statement is in effect for Toronto and the GTHA, as an Alberta clipper brings widespread snow and gusty winds to southern Ontario.

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Could city-run grocery stores be the answer to food insecurity in Toronto?

One Toronto city councillor is proposing the city develop city-run grocery stores to lower the price of food. Melissa Nakhavoly has more.

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Two winter systems to impact GTA over next four days

A special weather statement is in effect for Toronto and the GTA as a widespread snowfall event is expected to bring up to 10 cm in some areas and make driving conditions hazardous.

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Al Quds Day demonstration this weekend expected to have large attendance

Toronto police announce operational plans to keep everyone safe as the Al Quds Day is planned for University Ave. An event meant to show support with Palestinians.

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Snow expected in the GTA Friday

An Alberta clipper is set to drop between four to six centimetres of snow in the GTA with higher amounts in northern York and Durham regions. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your forecast.

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Ford government to change FOI laws to exclude requests for premier, cabinet ministers’ records

The Ford government is seeking major changes to Freedom of Information laws to remove public access requests to the premier and cabinet ministers’ records amid Premier Ford’s court battle loss over the release of his phone records.

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St. Patrick’s Day parade, Sugar Shack TO: What’s going on in Toronto this weekend

Toronto will be bathed in green this Sunday at the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and 5K run/walk. Keep in mind, there will be a closure on the TTC’s Line 2 this Saturday.

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Vehicle allegedly used in U.S. Consulate shooting recovered by police

Police have recovered the vehicle they say was allegedly used in Tuesday morning’s shooting at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto.

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Toronto city councillors call for injunction to stop Al-Quds Day rally

Toronto city councillor, and mayoral hopeful Brad Bradford, along with city councillor James Pasternak have called for an injunction to stop the annual Al-Quds Day rally this weekend.

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Canadians avoiding Cuba and Mexico for March break amid uncertainty

An increase in flights to places like Florida and the Dominican Republic are surging for March break as Canadians turn to alternatives amid tensions in Cuba and Mexico.

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Paikin on Politics: Carney’s international defence-focused trip in Norway, UK

In today’s Paikin on Politics, Steve Paikin and Faiza Amin discuss Prime Minister Mark Carney’s strategic travel plans to Norway and the UK, and what it’ll mean for Canada’s international relations.

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Israeli military preparing to expand operation in Lebanon

Tel Aviv says Hezbollah launched its biggest attack against Israel, prompting the Israeli military to prepare to expand its operation in Lebanon.

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Iran’s new supreme leader makes defiant first statement

Iran’s new supreme leader is vowing to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed in a defiant address. How the U.S. is responding, as investigations continue into the deadly attack on an Iranian school.

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Ontario town pushes to rename Prince Andrew island

The Selwyn Township Council is pushing to rename two islands named in honour of the former Prince Andrew amid an investigation tying the ex-royal to Jeffrey Epstein.

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Iran will not participate in FIFA World Cup amid conflict

The Iranian sports minister said the country will not play in FIFA World Cup 2026 over safety concerns.

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Iran ramps up attacks on energy infrastructure, Hormuz closure leveraged by new leader

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei said he will be leveraging the strait of Hormuz closure to continue attacks on energy infrastructure across the gulf.

March 12, 2026 10:30 am EST EST

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Deadly tornadoes strike central U.S.

Dangerous storms with tornadoes and giant hail have torn across the central U.S, killing at least two people. Ivan Rodriguez looks at why more severe damage could still be coming.

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