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The Ford Government rescinds a medical policy change impacting internationally trained physicians

The Ford government has quietly reversed a rule they claim was meant to prioritize Ontarians over international medical graduates. Rhianne Campbell with on how this affects future doctors looking to practice in the province.

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Sunny and seasonal start to the weekend

Sunshine to start the weekend before showers return on Sunday, marking another unsettled stretch with showers in the forecast for the first half of next week.

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NATO considering U.S. Hormuz request

The U.K. is leading talks over a non-NATO coalition of nations to secure the Strait of Hormuz. But Canada has still not yet said if it’s interested in getting involved.

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Liberal convention continues in Montreal

The Liberal Party convention continues in Montreal just after a fifth opposition Member of Parliament crossed the floor to the Liberals earlier this week. Glen McGregor has the details.

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Five suspects charged in targeted fatal shooting of Hamilton teenager

Hamilton police have arrested five men in connection with the shooting death of 16‑year‑old Faizaan Awan, a Stoney Creek teen killed while fleeing gunfire in March 2025.

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Ontario unveils plan to fast-track new teachers amid shortage

The Ford government said they plan to shorten the time teachers in training need to receive a degree amid a province-wide shortage of educators.

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Brampton double stabbing suspect related to female victims, police say

Peel Regional Police say the suspect involved in the double stabbing of two women at a Brampton home is related to the victims, however the incident was not a case of intimate partner violence.

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Future of Brampton Stellantis plant remains in neutral

Over 200 Stellantis Brampton workers have moved to work at the Windsor plant, as uncertainty over the company’s commitment to resume production lingers. After a lengthy retooling of the plant, workers were expected to be back on the line around now.

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TTC resumes subway service on Line 2 after second oil spill in a week

Toronto’s Line 2 Bloor–Danforth subway faced major disruptions on Friday after a hydraulic fluid spill forced the TTC to halt service between Ossington and Woodbine stations — the second related shutdown on the line in less than a week.

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The Ford Government rescinds a medical policy change impacting internationally trained physicians

The Ford government has quietly reversed a rule they claim was meant to prioritize Ontarians over international medical graduates. Rhianne Campbell with on how this affects future doctors looking to practice in the province.

1h ago

2:03

NATO considering U.S. Hormuz request

The U.K. is leading talks over a non-NATO coalition of nations to secure the Strait of Hormuz. But Canada has still not yet said if it’s interested in getting involved.

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Making prom dreams come true in York Region

Prom dreams came true for nearly 200 girls in York Region when they were gifted head-to-toe outfits for graduation celebrations. Audra Brown with the mission to erase financial barriers and make sure everyone feels included and special for their big

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Ford government to cut time for teachers to earn their degree in half

The plan is to reduce teaching programs from two years to one to try and get more teachers in the classroom. Unions say the problem isn’t a shortage but finding ways to keep them in the profession. Mark McAllister reports.

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Liberal convention continues in Montreal

The Liberal Party convention continues in Montreal just after a fifth opposition Member of Parliament crossed the floor to the Liberals earlier this week. Glen McGregor has the details.

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Canadian economy adds modest number of jobs in March

The Canadian economy added a modest number of jobs in March, reversing a two-month losing trend. Business Analyst Kris McCusker examines where the job gains are happening, and why inflation is suddenly soaring in the United States.

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Liberal convention: Trudeau shares words of support, Gladu addresses new colleagues

On day one of the Liberal party convention, notable speakers addressed the crowd in Montreal, including former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and newly joined Liberal MP Marilyn Gladu.

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Paikin on Politics: Federal Liberals gather for second day of party convention

Steve Paikin and Caryn Ceolin discuss the Liberal Party of Canada’s party convention and the issues on the agenda.

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Countdown to splashdown: What the Artemis crew will experience returning to Earth

The Artemis II crew is set to splash down in San Diego, capping off a historic lunar mission. Marybel Gonzalez looks at what the astronauts will experience during re-entry, and how their health will be monitored in the days and weeks to come.

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U.S. First Lady Melania Trump denies connection to Jeffrey Epstein

In a rare public address, U.S. First Lady Melania Trump says she’s had no relationship with convicted sex offender Jefferey Epstein and is calling on congress to take action to address his crimes. Catalina Gillies reports.

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Donald Trump says Iran ‘doing a very poor job’ in reopening the Strait of Hormuz

The fragile U.S.–Iran ceasefire is showing new signs of strain, just one day before negotiations are set to begin in Pakistan. President Donald Trump accusing Tehran of failing to uphold parts of the agreement. Catalina Gillies reports.

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Artemis II crew, NASA prepare crucial last steps before splashdown

As most of the world watching hold their breaths for the safe return of the four crew members aboard the Orion spacecraft, NASA is working away to ensure a successful splashdown to complete the Artemis II mission.

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