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Former Privacy Commissioner voices concerns over alleged data breach

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The Toronto Police Association has a message for the public following police probe

A major investigation into corruption and organized crime is putting a spotlight on police accountability and trust. The Toronto Police Association president speaks directly to the public after the charges were laid.

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Former SIU Director weighs in on police corruption probe

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Three Peel police officers suspended in relation to Toronto corruption probe

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16-year-old identified as victim of fatal shooting inside Scarborough Tim Hortons

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Ont. Premier Ford says he won’t ‘waste time’ on inquiry into Eglinton LRT

Ahead of the phased opening of the long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he won’t ‘waste time’ on an inquiry into why the light rail was overdue and overbudget.

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Light snow tomorrow, with frigid cold and strong winds on the way

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Historical plaque to commemorate infamous 1981 bathhouse raids in Toronto

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Full GO train service set to resume Saturday: Metrolinx

After nearly a week of delays and cancellations, Metrolinx says full GO train service should resume on Saturday. Erica Natividad with the difficulty getting answers from the agency after a train derailed on Monday.

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Former Privacy Commissioner voices concerns over alleged data breach

The investigation into police corruption and organized crime is raising questions about how data can be accessed. We speak to Ann Cavoukian, the Former Privacy Commissioner of Ontario about the future of data at protected institutions.

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6:18

The Toronto Police Association has a message for the public following police probe

A major investigation into corruption and organized crime is putting a spotlight on police accountability and trust. The Toronto Police Association president speaks directly to the public after the charges were laid.

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8:50

Former SIU Director weighs in on police corruption probe

Reaction continues to pour following York Region’s probe into police corruption and organized crime. We to Ian Scott, the former Director of the province’s Special Investigations Unit.

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Three Peel police officers suspended in relation to Toronto corruption probe

Three Peel Regional Police officers have been suspended pending further investigation by York Regional Police on Project South, which has already led to the arrest of seven Toronto police officers.

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Federal workers ordered to work in-office 4 days a week

Starting July, federal workers are being ordered to work in-office four days a week amid back-and-forth disputes about remote work among employees and government offices.

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Frank Stronach’s sex assault trial delayed again over witness preparation

93-year-old billionaire Frank Stronach’s sexual assault trial is being delayed once again over concerns from the defence on the crown’s witness preparation.

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Canada opens consulate in Greenland amid Arctic tensions

Amid tensions in the Arctic, Canadian officials are opening a consulate in Greenland, fulfilling their commitment from 2024 to strengthen ties with Arctic allies.

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Minister Joly on pulling away from the U.S. in new auto strategy

Caryn Ceolin is joined by Industry Minister Melanie Joly to discuss what the federal government’s new national auto strategy will mean for the big three U.S.-based automakers in Ontario.

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Nancy Guthrie abduction: Police release timeline of events

Arizona police released a timeline of events in the abduction of Nancy Guthrie after nearly a week of her being missing.

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Canada’s first loss in mixed-doubles curling ahead of opening ceremony

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Canada opens consulate in Greenland amid Arctic tensions

Amid tensions in the Arctic, Canadian officials are opening a consulate in Greenland, fulfilling their commitment from 2024 to strengthen ties with Arctic allies.

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Ukraine and Russia swap 314 prisoners of war amid peace talks

The warring countries agreed to each exchange 157 prisoners of war Thursday, in the wake of trilateral peace talks with the U.S. Michelle Mackey explains the significance.

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