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Person caught jumping onto moving GO train

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Will Poilievre survive a Conservative leadership vote?

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Overnight 3.7 magnitude earthquake recorded near Orillia, Ontario

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Multi-vehicle collision on Hwy. 410 sends four people to hospital

A violent overnight collision has resulted in the closure of northbound Highway 410 in Brampton, sending four people to the hospital — including one in critical condition — and triggering a police search for an individual who fled the scene.

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City of Toronto onto snow removal phase of cleanup

The city of Toronto has initiated its next phase to clear snow on sidewalks and roads as its snow removal plan will take place for the next 48 hours across the city.

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Snowplow hits gas meter in fifth incident since weekend storm

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Person caught jumping onto moving GO train

The CEO of Metrolinx shared security camera footage of a person jumping onto a moving GO train, clinging onto the doors before the conductor stopped the train.

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Ford’s PC convention shuns media from covering event

The office of the Ontario Progressive Conservatives said they will be closing off their weekend convention to media.

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Polar vortex to extend extreme cold in the GTA

The polar vortex is set to extend the extreme cold currently hitting the GTA where temperatures are set to reach -24.

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Chopper footage captures take down of break-and-enter suspects

Footage from a York Regional Police helicopter captured the moment four suspects were taken down over suspected break and entry in Vaughan, Ontario.

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Will Poilievre survive a Conservative leadership vote?

Canadian Conservatives will be in Calgary this weekend, as leader Pierre Poilievre faces a leadership review. Cynthia Mulligan discusses this, plus the possibility of a spring election with Amanda Alvaro, Jamie Ellerton and Marion Nader.

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Trade, pipelines, potential referendums: Issues at the table of premiers’ meeting

From CUSMA negotiations to pipeline, Canada’s premiers have a laundry-list of issues to discuss ahead of a First Ministers dinner with Prime Minister Mark Carney.

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Uncertainty looms over BoC’s first interest rate decision of 2026

CityNews680 senior business editor Mike Eppel explains why uncertainty with the global economy, particularly among Canada’s trade relationship with the U.S., is setting the tone for the first interest rate decision by the Bank of Canada.

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Maestro Fresh Wes among Canadian hip-hop pioneers honoured on Canada Post stamp

Canada Post has unveiled its newest stamps for Black History Month celebrating Canadian hip-hop pioneers, including the godfather of Canadian hip-hop Maestro Fresh Wes.

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Power outages persist after U.S. winter storm

This weekend’s winter storm and ensuing bitter cold have caused prolonged power outages for hundreds of thousands across the southern U.S. Ivan Rodriguez is tracking the recovery efforts from Nashville.

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Commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Day

From Canada to Germany, countries around the world are marking Holocaust Remembrance Day. Michelle Mackey reports.

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Trump takes new approach to Minnesota immigration crackdown

Donald Trump has shuffled leadership in Minnesota’s immigration crackdown amid calls for a new approach. As Michelle Mackey reports, he’s also calling for an honest investigation into the shooting death of Alex Pretti.

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ICE shootings could lead to partial U.S. government shutdown

A second fatal shooting by U.S. federal agents in Minneapolis has increased the odds of a partial government shutdown. Brian Abel looks at growing divide over funding between Republicans and Democrats.

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