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Heat wave continues, showers possible Wednesday

The heat wave continues until at least Friday with thunderstorms possible tomorrow. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast.

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Feed Scarborough looking for help to repair burned garden, vandalized vehicles

Staff and volunteers with Feed Scarborough, also known as the Scarborough Food Security Initiative, say they need help after a fire damaged the group’s community farm. Also, two vehicles were vandalized days before the fire. Nick Westoll reports.

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United Way report shows barriers African asylum seekers continue to face

A new report highlights the challenges that African asylum seekers continue to face across the GTA. Brandon Choghri has the detail.

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Owners of famous Carousel Bakery in St Lawrence Market awarded keys to the city

Retiring from their family owned business after almost 50 years, the Biancolin brothers are best known for serving Toronto’s signature dish, the peameal bacon sandwich. The brothers were awarded the key to the city by Toronto’s mayor.

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Daytime shooting in Etobicoke leaves man seriously injured

Toronto police are investigating a shooting in Etobicoke that left a man with serious injuries.

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Organized crime group linked to violent home robberies taken down

Peel police revealed details of a major takedown of an organized crime network responsible for 15 violent home robberies.

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Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown & his family received threats: Peel police

Peel Police say they are investigating threats received by Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown and his family.

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Toronto rapper ‘Top5’ stabbed in U.K. after Drake concert

Toronto rapper Hassan Ali, also known as ‘Top5,’ was stabbed in the U.K. following Drake’s concert, Metropolitan Police confirmed to CityNews.

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The Burger’s Priest Etobicoke location damaged in suspected arson

The Burger’s Priest, a local restaurant chain in Etobicoke, was damaged in what Toronto police suspect to be arson.

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Feed Scarborough looking for help to repair burned garden, vandalized vehicles

Staff and volunteers with Feed Scarborough, also known as the Scarborough Food Security Initiative, say they need help after a fire damaged the group’s community farm. Also, two vehicles were vandalized days before the fire. Nick Westoll reports.

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United Way report shows barriers African asylum seekers continue to face

A new report highlights the challenges that African asylum seekers continue to face across the GTA. Brandon Choghri has the detail.

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Owners of famous Carousel Bakery in St Lawrence Market awarded keys to the city

Retiring from their family owned business after almost 50 years, the Biancolin brothers are best known for serving Toronto’s signature dish, the peameal bacon sandwich. The brothers were awarded the key to the city by Toronto’s mayor.

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Peel police dismantle ‘violent crime network’ allegedly linked to string of violent home invasions

Peel Police say they have busted an organized crime ring allegedly linked to more than a dozen violent home invasions. Shauna Hunt with more on ‘Project Ghost’

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Carney: No evidence anybody has gotten free trade deal with U.S.

The PM says there’s little evidence anyone has gotten a free trade deal with the U.S. – suggesting we could still face tariffs even with a deal. One former advisor believes Mark Carney is saying U.S. offers could be worse than no deal.

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Rogers launches satellite-to-mobile service

Helping Canadians connect in remote areas. Afua Baah gets the details on a new satellite-to-mobile text messaging that Rogers communications will soon roll out.

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Trump stands by fifty day deadline for Putin

Trump is facing criticism for giving Russian President Vladimir Putin fifty days to make a peace deal before imposing sanctions. Erica Natividad reports.

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Hunger crisis in Gaza deepens

Palestinians in Gaza continue to face challenges finding food and other essentials as incoming aid remains restricted. Erica Natividad reports.

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Some ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detainees have no criminal offences: U.S. lawyers, advocates say

U.S. immigration lawyers and advocates are sounding the alarm on the detainees being held at Trump’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ who they say have no prior criminal offences.

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Flash floods hit east U.S., while wildfires spread in Grand Canyon

CNN’s Amy Kiley reports on the simultaneous extreme weather events causing destruction across the U.S.

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Trump threatens tariffs on Russia if ceasefire deal with Ukraine isn’t reached

Trump threatened to impose severe tariffs on Russia if there isn’t a ceasefire deal reached with Ukraine in 50 days.

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UN says Gazans must choose between being shot or being fed

The United Nations Human Rights office is sounding the alarm of potential international human rights violations taking place at the hands of Israeli forces in Gaza. Karling Donoghue details their latest report.

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