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Thousands of Canada Post workers have walked off the job just ahead of the holiday rush after negotiations hit a rough patch. Caryn Ceolin has more from the picket lines in Mississauga.
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The Green Line team checked out a co-owned house in Toronto's west end to learn how two or more people can pool resources and buy a property together.
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The Metro Toronto Convention Centre was flooded with Taylor Swift fans ahead of the first Eras show in the city. Jazan Grewal spoke with the swifties at Taylgate ‘24.
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Overcast conditions on Friday will make way for some weekend sun. The details in our seven-day forecast.
The Green Line team checked out a co-owned house in Toronto’s west end to learn how two or more people can pool resources and buy a property together.
The City of Toronto and the Toronto Police Service have rolled out a long-anticipated plan to accommodate the hundreds of thousands of visitors expected for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concerts. Nick Westoll reports.
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CityNews’ Music Reporter Lindsay Dunn speaks with Swifties ahead of her first of six shows at the Rogers Centre.
A police escort ushers Taylor Swift’s motorcade into Toronto as she prepares to play the first of six shows at the Rogers Centre starting Thursday night.
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Police have charged eight of 23 people arrested in Monday’s shootout in the city’s west end including a 16-year-old who faces a murder charge in the shooting death of a man in Etobicoke back in April.
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The city of Brampton is once again host to an OHL team as the Steelheads continue their first season at the CAA Centre after leaving Mississauga. David Zura explains.
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Starting on November 18th, the RCMP will begin rolling out body cameras to detatchments across Canada – aiming to have 90% of officers equipped by November 2025. But some say the evidence on their effectiveness is mixed.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is heading to two key summits in South America. Glen McGregor explains why the upcoming inauguration of Donald Trump is looming heavy over the events.
Beirut’s southern suburbs remain under Israeli attack while 15 people are killed by Israeli strikes in Lebanon’s Joun region. Karling Donoghue details the carnage and calls from U.S. officials to pause ongoing fighting in the Gaza Strip.
How does binding arbitration affect labour negotiations? Some say that when both sides anticipate the federal government will step in – concessions and a negotiated settlement are less likely.
Negotiators at COP29 are being warned that poorer countries need at least $1 trillion annually by the end of the decade to cope with climate change. Erica Natividad with the push to come to an agreement.
Advocacy group, Human Rights Watch, is accusing Israel of forced displacement in Gaza amounting to war crimes. Erica Natividad with the details and response from Israeli authorities.
Brush fires continue to burn through parks in New York. Laura Aguirre looks at why investigators believe one of the fires was deliberately set.
Should Facebook’s parent company be allowed to own Instagram and WhatsApp? Amy Kiley looks at antitrust lawsuit that could break up that empire.
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