Feds to invest $192M to help create and produce coronavirus vaccine, says Trudeau

Feds to invest $192M to help create and produce coronavirus vaccine, says Trudeau

Justin Trudeau says the federal government is planning to invest $192 million to help create and produce vaccines for COVID-19. The prime minister says money will be distributed to a number of different companies and universities.

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Hockey fans split on what team will end Canada’s Stanley Cup drought

Hockey fans split on what team will end Canada’s Stanley Cup drought

Its been more than three decades since a Canadian team won the Stanley Cup, and a new survey reveals what hockey team they think will end that streak.

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Gusty and rainy end of the week expected

Gusty and rainy end of the week expected

High wind gusts and heavy rain are expected on Wednesday, but the wet weather should clear up in time for the weekend. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast.

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14-year-old boy dies while swimming at Toronto beach

14-year-old boy dies while swimming at Toronto beach

A 14-year-old boy has died while he went swimming at Woodbine Beach Sunday evening. Experts are warning the public about the conditions in Lake Ontario. Nick Westoll has more.

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Vacant Home Tax redesign possible after thousands wrongfully charged

Vacant Home Tax redesign possible after thousands wrongfully charged

More than 100,000 homeowners in Toronto ended up with bills that are now being reversed. Mayor Chow is looking to overhaul the program while some city councillors want it cancelled. Mark McAllister reports.

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Ontario adds 300 GO train trips a week in the GTA

Ontario adds 300 GO train trips a week in the GTA

The Ford government has announced it is adding 300 GO train trips across the GTA later this month. But as Tina Yazdani reports, at least 500 GO train employees are dealing with an unresolved labour dispute that has sparked safety concerns.

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How the jury could rule in trial of man accused of running over Toronto officer

How the jury could rule in trial of man accused of running over Toronto officer

The jury in the trial of Umar Zameer could begin deliberations this week as the Crown and Defense are set for closing arguments. Erica Natividad speaks to experts about the potential outcomes.

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Flight delays possible at Pearson airport this week as potential strike looms among food service workers

Flight delays possible at Pearson airport this week as potential strike looms among food service workers

Hundreds of food and service workers could soon be going on strike at Pearson Airport and that could impact your flight departure time. Caryn Ceolin speaks with the Teamsters Local 647 president on why negotiations broke down.

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Downtown office vacancy keeps climbing

Downtown office vacancy keeps climbing

While downtown Toronto’s office vacancy remains slightly lower than the national average or even nearby suburbs, it’s much higher than it was before the pandemic. David Zura speaks with someone who studies these trends in a two part conversation.

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Jewish community in Toronto reacts to Iran attack on Israel

Jewish community in Toronto reacts to Iran attack on Israel

The Jewish community in Toronto speaks out following the latest strike on their homeland. Afua Baah has the details on how this attack heightens local concerns on what could come next in this conflict in the Middle East.

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Hockey fans split on what team will end Canada’s Stanley Cup drought

Hockey fans split on what team will end Canada’s Stanley Cup drought

Its been more than three decades since a Canadian team won the Stanley Cup, and a new survey reveals what hockey team they think will end that streak.

7h ago

Gusty and rainy end of the week expected

Gusty and rainy end of the week expected

High wind gusts and heavy rain are expected on Wednesday, but the wet weather should clear up in time for the weekend. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast.

9h ago

14-year-old boy dies while swimming at Toronto beach

14-year-old boy dies while swimming at Toronto beach

A 14-year-old boy has died while he went swimming at Woodbine Beach Sunday evening. Experts are warning the public about the conditions in Lake Ontario. Nick Westoll has more.

9h ago

Vacant Home Tax redesign possible after thousands wrongfully charged

Vacant Home Tax redesign possible after thousands wrongfully charged

More than 100,000 homeowners in Toronto ended up with bills that are now being reversed. Mayor Chow is looking to overhaul the program while some city councillors want it cancelled. Mark McAllister reports.

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Youth unemployment rising in Canada

Youth unemployment rising in Canada

Stats Canada says youth unemployment in Canada is at 12.6% – higher than in any non-pandemic year since the Great Recession.

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Iran retaliates against Israel

Iran retaliates against Israel

Iran has fired hundreds of drones and missiles at Israel, with the vast majority intercepted. Caryn Ceolin with why the retaliatory strike threatens to significantly escalate hostilities in the long shadow war between the two foes.

"Exceptional measure" at Foreign Interference Inquiry

“Exceptional measure” at Foreign Interference Inquiry

Canada’s chief spy returns to the Inquiry into foreign interference in Canadian elections, to explain why his briefing notes don’t reflect the briefings that happened with the PM – and why two pieces of evidence appear to contradict.

Poilievre: Trudeau deeply illiberal

Poilievre: Trudeau deeply illiberal

At a conservative networking event, Pierre Poilievre laid out where he thinks the Liberals have gone wrong, and how he’d run things. Poilievre says the problem is the Liberals aren’t too liberal – but that they’re illiberal.

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The search for impartial jurors in Trump's criminal trial

The search for impartial jurors in Trump’s criminal trial

Jury selection is underway in Donald Trump’s hush money criminal trial. CNN’s Julia Benbrook discusses the challenge of finding enough impartial jurors and how Trump will balance his time in court and on the campaign trail.

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How will Israel respond to Iran’s attack?

How will Israel respond to Iran’s attack?

After Iran’s unprecedented attack, all eyes are on how Israel chooses to respond. Caryn Ceolin speaks with Professor Nader Hashemi about how possible retaliation risks a wider war in the Middle East.

Western officials urge Israel to not retaliate after unprecedented Iranian attack

Western officials urge Israel to not retaliate after unprecedented Iranian attack

Hundreds of Iranian drones have made their way into Israel — marking the first time Iran has directly attacked Israel from its own territory. Caryn Ceolin with the response from Israeli officials who are being urged by the west to not retaliate.

Witnesses to Sydney stabbing rampage describe terrifying scenes

Witnesses to Sydney stabbing rampage describe terrifying scenes

A typical Saturday of shopping in Sydney turned to terror when a man started stabbing innocent people as he moved through a busy mall, leaving behind blood-soaked bodies. Caryn Ceolin with the attack that’s shocked a nation.