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Advocates for sexual assault survivors are calling on the federal government to change a section of the criminal code. Faiza Amin on why altering Section 278.1 could go a long way in protecting a victim's personal records.
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For the second year in a row, a survey conducted by J.D power has ranked Toronto Pearson airport as one of the worst in North America when it comes to customer satisfaction.
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For years Saskatchewan had retained the title but this year the Northern Tornadoes Project says things have changed. David Zura explains.
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Construction at the Ontario Line Pape Station is blanketing a nearby neighbourhood in dust. As Catalina Gillies explains, residents are frustrated with the cleanup and are concerned about health impacts.
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Advocates for sexual assault survivors are calling on the federal government to change a section of the criminal code. Faiza Amin on why altering Section 278.1 could go a long way in protecting a victim’s personal records.
A string of recent gun violence has residents in North York calling for change. This, as police provide an update on a deadly shooting on Driftwood Ct.
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Michelin awarded four new restaurants with stars, but only one was in Toronto as inspectors ventured outside city limits for the first time. Michelle Mackey reports.
The switch to winter fuel is helping to provide some relief at the pump but there may be some other troubling factors working in the background. David Zura explains.
The Toronto Police Association has launched a public campaign warning of the risks of underpaid officers. Erica Natividad with their quest for public support following failed negotiations.
An exclusive CityNews survey shows 55% of people in the city don’t approve of Ford and even more feel it’s “time for a change” if an election were held tomorrow. Mark McAllister breaks it down.
CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn hears from members of the Toronto Maple Leafs about why they think this season will be different.
Next week’s Conservative non-confidence motion may already be dead. The Tories needed support from both the NDP & Bloc Québécois, but Yves-François Blanchet says the BQ won’t be voting for it.
Instagram launches accounts with special protections for teenagers. Plus, interest rate cuts are expected to happen on both sides of the border. Business Editor Ari Rabinovitch reports.
A series of bomb threats have residents on edge in Springfield, Ohio. Laura Aguirre with how false claims made by Donald Trump and JD Vance about pet-eating migrants have created a tense situation.
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For the first time during the Biden Presidency, the U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates. Brian Abel looks at whether that could help or hinder the campaigns of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
New video has been released of the Titan submersible after it imploded underwater. Marybel Gonzalez with what company executives are saying as the investigative hearing resumes.
Questions are swirling around the U.S. Secret Service after a second apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Julia Benbrook and Faiza Amin discuss whether the agency is underfunded or mismanaged.