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Discovering ability though film and photography

One Toronto non-profit has unveiled a new film and photography program after months of development. The program’s designer says participants are using art and skill to learn about the craft and themselves. David Zura explains.

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E-Riders show off their skills at the Mini PEV Games

Close to 40 competitors took part at the indoor competition featuring electric unicycles, skateboards and onewheels. CityNews’ Rob Leth took in the action and even attempted his first ride.

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Periods of snow expected Sunday in Toronto

Light snow is expected to drop over Toronto on Sunday followed by a windy start to the work week. Weather Specialist Catalina Gillies has the long-range forecast.

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Businesses in Little Jamaica hope for more foot traffic with opening of Eglinton LRT

A call for support. Afua Baah speak with businesses in Little Jamaica who are hopeful that foot traffic will soon return now that the Eglinton Crosstown LRT is up and running.

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Periods of snow expected Sunday in Toronto

Light snow is expected to drop over Toronto on Sunday followed by a windy start to the work week. Weather Specialist Catalina Gillies has the long-range forecast.

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King eider spotted at Toronto’s Tommy Thompson Park

As birding experts say king eider ducks typically breed in the Arctic and can often be found along the Atlantic Ocean, local enthusiasts are excited after one has been seen near peninsulas A and B at Tommy Thompson Park. Nick Westoll has more.

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Long-time Kensington market staple setting its doors after 35 years

Rising costs are forcing another longtime Toronto small business to make a difficult decision. Jumbo Empanadas is preparing for what could be its final chapter. Melissa Nakhavoly has more.

February 20, 2026 10:29 pm EST EST

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Police hope for signage, possible bylaw as Harbourfront ice incidents increase

Despite repeated warnings, people are still walking onto the ice along Toronto’s waterfront. Catalina Gillies looks at whether more safety steps need to be taken.

February 20, 2026 8:47 pm EST EST

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Toronto considering micro shelter pilot project to address homelessness

After banning them from parks, the City of Toronto is now considering a two year micro shelter pilot project to help address homelessness. Erica Natividad with why one builder says the city’s requirements may prove to be too big of a hurdle.

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Discovering ability though film and photography

One Toronto non-profit has unveiled a new film and photography program after months of development. The program’s designer says participants are using art and skill to learn about the craft and themselves. David Zura explains.

3h ago

2:16

E-Riders show off their skills at the Mini PEV Games

Close to 40 competitors took part at the indoor competition featuring electric unicycles, skateboards and onewheels. CityNews’ Rob Leth took in the action and even attempted his first ride.

3h ago

2:35

Businesses in Little Jamaica hope for more foot traffic with opening of Eglinton LRT

A call for support. Afua Baah speak with businesses in Little Jamaica who are hopeful that foot traffic will soon return now that the Eglinton Crosstown LRT is up and running.

4h ago

2:24

King eider spotted at Toronto’s Tommy Thompson Park

As birding experts say king eider ducks typically breed in the Arctic and can often be found along the Atlantic Ocean, local enthusiasts are excited after one has been seen near peninsulas A and B at Tommy Thompson Park. Nick Westoll has more.

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Trump says he’s increasing global tariff to 15 per cent

Donald Trump’s erratic tariffs threats continued Saturday with a pledge to increase his new worldwide tariff to 15 per cent, a day after the Supreme Court quashed the U.S. president’s favoured tariff tool. Alessandra Carneiro reports.

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Frank Stronach accuser admits she lied on the stand at sex assault trial

As the sexual assault trial continues for billionaire business mogul Frank Stronach, one of his accusers confessed to lying under oath. Shauna Hunt with the latest from the courthouse.

February 20, 2026 6:24 pm EST EST

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Canada’s Olympic Men’s Hockey team advances to gold medal game

Canada’s Men’s Hockey team wins another thriller beating Finland in the semifinals for a shot at gold medal glory at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Brandon Choghri has the reaction from fans at a watch party.

February 20, 2026 5:41 pm EST EST

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‘Canada should not think this is over’: Economics professor on Trump’s tariffs

University of Toronto Associate Economics Professor Peter Morrow discusses the aftermath of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s tariffs and what it could mean for Canada.

February 20, 2026 4:24 pm EST EST

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Police searching Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s residence

The former prince has been released from police custody but the investigation into allegations of misconduct in public office is still underway. Michelle Mackey has the latest developments.

February 20, 2026 5:44 pm EST EST

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NASA eyes March 6 launch date for Artemis II

NASA has a potential launch date for its Artemis II mission to the moon after passing a critical test. Michelle Mackey reports on what needs to happen next to make that launch date.

February 20, 2026 5:41 pm EST EST

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Trump threatens 10% global tariffs following U.S. Supreme Court ruling

Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling deeming Trump’s reciprocal tariffs as illegal, Trump is threatening to impose 10 per cent global tariffs using different laws in response.

February 20, 2026 3:00 pm EST EST

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Obama’s alien comments prompts Trump to order release of UFO files

Former U.S. President Barack Obama’s recent comments on whether aliens exist prompted Trump to call on the Pentagon to release files on UFOs.

February 20, 2026 12:13 pm EST EST

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