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Advocates want the city to reverse the changes that were put in during the pandemic stopping cars from entering the park during weekends and holidays. As Catalina Gillies reports.
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Protesters who gathered at Yonge-Dundas Square are demanding the federal government sever international ties with Israel.
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Wind gust will ramp up on Sunday as isolated thunderstorms make their way across the Greater Toronto Area. Denise Andreacchi has the long-range forecast.
On Saturday afternoon Toronto Fire Services opened Fire Prevention Week by also cutting some birthday cake with families from across the region. David Zura explains.
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A 30 year old Toronto woman has been arrested following 3 homicides in the span of 3 days. As Jazan Grewal reports, two of the murders were randomly targeted.
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Rainy conditions and cooler temperatures are on the way. Weather specialist Jessie Uppal has the long-range forecast.
As ‘Your Community’ visits Mimico-Queensway in Etobicoke, Mimico Village is seeing a growing number of visitors from across the GTA who are coming to visit businesses here. It’s also a destination for big-name athletes. Nick Westoll reports.
The Bloc Québécois are trying to push C-319 – a pension top-up for seniors 65 to 74. But one economist estimates it’ll cost the rest of us between $200-$400, and benefit a generation that StatsCan says is less poor than any other.
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The Prime Minister sits down for around an hour, speaking on his political thoughts and regrets – except the interviewer is another Liberal MP. One analyst speculates it’s part of a new media approach.
Tesla is trying to regain a foothold in the vehicle market. Plus, Nike braces for slower sales and the value of X has plummeted since Elon Musk took charge. Fil Martino explains.
The Bloc Québécois have passed a bill calling on the government to approve its pension top-up bill. If the Liberals don’t give it, BQ boss Yves-François Blanchet says he could start negotiations on a no-confidence motion next week.
Rescue crews continue to search for survivors in parts of Bosnia following the country’s deadliest flood in years.
Israel expanded its bombardment in Lebanon as thousands of displaced civilians find ways to flee from the escalating violence.
As rocket fire between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah continues to intensify, Canadian officials are calling for citizens to evacuate Lebanon. Karling Donoghue reports.
Taiwan, Thailand, and India are all experiencing deadly floods. Karling Donoghue explains how residents are managing, and what is being done to help wildlife in those regions.