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      Flair Airlines moves to Pearson, CIBC to refund credit card customers
      Flair Airlines is moving from Hamilton's airport to Toronto's Pearson International and CIBC will refund 1.4 million credit card customers for incorrect fees charged between 2003-2017. 680 NEWS Business Editor Richard Southern has more.

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      Toronto honours viral raccoon with heritage plaque

      Ten years after his viral death captured hearts online, Conrad the Raccoon has been commemorated with a Heritage Toronto plaque. The tribute blends humor, history, and love for the city's most famous trash panda. Brandon Rowe reports.

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      City council approves dedicated bus lanes for Bathurst and Dufferin streets

      The city will be speeding up transit on a couple of busy downtown bus routes in time for the FIFA world cup next summer. Shauna Hunt with more from city hall.

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      Is the Youth Criminal Justice Act still effective?

      With teens allegedly involved in some violent GTA crimes, there are some who know how to take advantage of the court system. Afua Baah speaks with criminal defence lawyers about whether there needs to be changes to the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

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      On the record with Bo Bichette and Felix Auger-Aliassime

      CityNews' Sports Reporter Lindsay spoke with Jays' star Bo Bichette and tennis pro Felix Auger-Aliassime about recent life events.

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      The latest updates and breaking news, now available around the clock. Check back in with us at any time to find out what's happening, and always be the first to know. CityNews, Everywhere.

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      2:24
      Toronto honours viral raccoon with heritage plaque

      Ten years after his viral death captured hearts online, Conrad the Raccoon has been commemorated with a Heritage Toronto plaque. The tribute blends humor, history, and love for the city's most famous trash panda. Brandon Rowe reports.

      19m ago

      2:04
      City council approves dedicated bus lanes for Bathurst and Dufferin streets

      The city will be speeding up transit on a couple of busy downtown bus routes in time for the FIFA world cup next summer. Shauna Hunt with more from city hall.

      23m ago

      2:29
      Is the Youth Criminal Justice Act still effective?

      With teens allegedly involved in some violent GTA crimes, there are some who know how to take advantage of the court system. Afua Baah speaks with criminal defence lawyers about whether there needs to be changes to the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

      37m ago

      2:47
      On the record with Bo Bichette and Felix Auger-Aliassime

      CityNews' Sports Reporter Lindsay spoke with Jays' star Bo Bichette and tennis pro Felix Auger-Aliassime about recent life events.

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      2:24
      Toronto honours viral raccoon with heritage plaque

      Ten years after his viral death captured hearts online, Conrad the Raccoon has been commemorated with a Heritage Toronto plaque. The tribute blends humor, history, and love for the city’s most famous trash panda. Brandon Rowe reports.

      19m ago

      2:04
      City council approves dedicated bus lanes for Bathurst and Dufferin streets

      The city will be speeding up transit on a couple of busy downtown bus routes in time for the FIFA world cup next summer. Shauna Hunt with more from city hall.

      23m ago

      2:29
      Is the Youth Criminal Justice Act still effective?

      With teens allegedly involved in some violent GTA crimes, there are some who know how to take advantage of the court system. Afua Baah speaks with criminal defence lawyers about whether there needs to be changes to the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

      37m ago

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      On the record with Bo Bichette and Felix Auger-Aliassime

      CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay spoke with Jays’ star Bo Bichette and tennis pro Felix Auger-Aliassime about recent life events.

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      Toronto honours viral raccoon with heritage plaque

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      Is the Youth Criminal Justice Act still effective?

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      More than 100 aid groups warn of starvation in Gaza

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