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Ontario budget eases mark ups on craft brewers and restriction on cannabis

Ontario’s 2025 budget is pouring out changes that local producers are calling historic. Melissa Nakhavoly with why one local brewery is calling this is a shift they’ve been waiting decades for.

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Summer-like temps on Friday, but cooler on the weekend

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EV Innovation Takes Centre Stage at Toronto Expo

As Honda postpones its massive EV investment in Ontario, the 2025 EV & Charging Expo in Toronto highlights where the industry is still accelerating. Brandon Rowe speaks with organizers and vendors about the road ahead.

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Spike in reported hate crimes on public transit in 2024: Toronto Police

Toronto Police say there was a nearly ninety per cent increase in reported hate crimes on public transit in 2024. Erica Natividad with how police and the TTC are tackling the issue.

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Family says murder victim was being threatened by extortionists before fatal shooting in Mississauga

A Mississauga murder victim was living the ‘Canadian dream’ before being gunned down in a parking lot. Shauna Hunt with more from family and claims the Sikh business owner received threats before his death.

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Ontario expands number of Toronto bike lanes to be removed

With the unveiling of the Ontario Budget for 2025 on Thursday, the government is also planning to remove even more bike lanes than originally announced. As Alan Carter reports, the province now has its sights on lanes near the legislature.

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Ontario budget 2025: Spending increases to offset U.S. tariffs

This year’s budget, titled ‘A Plan to Protect Ontario,’ sees billions in funds and tax credits to help businesses impacted by tariffs but an projected deficit of $14.6 billion this year. Mark McAllister breaks it down.

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Shop owner wants more enforcement for Ontario’s DriveON program

Steve Shipton, who owns a licensed inspection shop, reached back out to Speakers Corner with concerns about what he calls ongoing fraud in a program meant to make the roads in the province safer. Pat Taney reports.

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Man killed in hail of gunfire in Mississauga

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Ontario budget eases mark ups on craft brewers and restriction on cannabis

Ontario’s 2025 budget is pouring out changes that local producers are calling historic. Melissa Nakhavoly with why one local brewery is calling this is a shift they’ve been waiting decades for.

10h ago

2:34

Spike in reported hate crimes on public transit in 2024: Toronto Police

Toronto Police say there was a nearly ninety per cent increase in reported hate crimes on public transit in 2024. Erica Natividad with how police and the TTC are tackling the issue.

15h ago

2:36

Family says murder victim was being threatened by extortionists before fatal shooting in Mississauga

A Mississauga murder victim was living the ‘Canadian dream’ before being gunned down in a parking lot. Shauna Hunt with more from family and claims the Sikh business owner received threats before his death.

15h ago

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Ontario expands number of Toronto bike lanes to be removed

With the unveiling of the Ontario Budget for 2025 on Thursday, the government is also planning to remove even more bike lanes than originally announced. As Alan Carter reports, the province now has its sights on lanes near the legislature.

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EV Innovation Takes Centre Stage at Toronto Expo

As Honda postpones its massive EV investment in Ontario, the 2025 EV & Charging Expo in Toronto highlights where the industry is still accelerating. Brandon Rowe speaks with organizers and vendors about the road ahead.

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2-year-old geography whiz kid ready to impress Guinness

Guiness Book of World Records may have to create a new category for this impressive 2-year-old. Audra Brown got a lesson in flags from a little geography whiz kid.

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Tories talk tax cut, BQ go to court over Terrebonne

Conservatives say they’re always in favour of tax cuts, but need to at least see a bill from the Liberals before they can decide on it. And the Bloc Quebecois will challenge the results of a riding lost by 1 vote, in court.

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Hockey player group chat shown before jury in sex assault trial unexpectedly excused

A group chat between ex-Canadian world junior hockey players was revealed in court, before the jury was unexpectedly dismissed for the day. Michelle Mackey has the latest from the hockey player sex assault trial.

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Artificial intelligence playing a larger role in court cases

Does the future of the courtroom involve heavy use of artificial intelligence? Brian Abel examines the potential uses of the tool, and where some say it could cross the line.

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Born in the USA: Supreme Court examining birthright citizenship

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments about the enforcement of President Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship order. Laura Aguirre looks at why judges may be weary of the issue, even as they appear open to limiting nationwide injunctions.

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Cassie Ventura faces cross-examination at Sean Combs trial

Cassie Ventura was back on the stand, facing cross-examination at the federal criminal trial of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. Cole Higgins looks at the graphic testimony from the music mogul’s ex-girlfriend.

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Trump threatens tariffs on non-U.S. film production

There are tariffs on steel, lumber, and automobiles – and now Donald Trump is threatening to slap levies on movies. We speak with Emmy-nominated casting director Nicole Hilliard-Forde on how this could effect Canadian film production.

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