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Trial of teen accused in Kenneth Lee murder wraps up

Lawyers on both sides of the courtroom have now concluded their closing arguments in the trial of a teen accused of killing Kenneth Lee. As Beverly Andrews reports, the defense claims the girl had no intention to kill the unhoused man.

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YRP issue public warning after 3 deaths linked to unregulated drugs

York Regional Police have issued a public warning about the spike in contaminants found in unregulated drugs following three overdose deaths. Jazan Grewal reports.

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This year’s CNE kids pass was designed by TDSB students

For the second year in a row Toronto students have helped design the free CNE kid’s pass that is handed out to students across the province. Audra Brown has the big unveiling and what their message is behind the design.

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Thousands in Orillia still without power after historic ice storm

Thousands of Orillia residents have gone roughly six days without electricity after a brutal winter storm hit the area over the weekend. And as Michelle Mackey tells us a new kind of emergency situation is developing tonight.

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Markets melt down after Trump tariff announcement

North American markets suffer a meltdown, a day after U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping global tariffs. Business Analyst Kris McCusker looks at how bad the damage was.

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‘Freedom Convoy’ organizers found guilty of mischief

An Ontario court judge said the evidence showed that the duo routinely encouraged people to continue to remain at and join the protest despite knowing the adverse effect it was having on downtown residents and businesses.

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Carney pushing to renegotiate CUSMA

Canada may have dodged a bullet when Donald Trump announced a new round of tariffs on Wednesday; however as Glen McGregor reports, Mark Carney says the remaining levies against our country will pose significant threats to workers and businesses.

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Spring storm prompts flooding across the GTA

Officials are cautioning people around rivers or bodies of water after a spring storm moved through the GTA Wednesday night, flooding some streets across the GTA

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Resident of Toronto condo building questions intent to revoke short-term rental registration

A resident of a building that made recent headlines is questioning a recent notice he received to revoke his short-term rental registration with the City. Pat Taney reports.

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1:59

Trial of teen accused in Kenneth Lee murder wraps up

Lawyers on both sides of the courtroom have now concluded their closing arguments in the trial of a teen accused of killing Kenneth Lee. As Beverly Andrews reports, the defense claims the girl had no intention to kill the unhoused man.

9h ago

2:45

YRP issue public warning after 3 deaths linked to unregulated drugs

York Regional Police have issued a public warning about the spike in contaminants found in unregulated drugs following three overdose deaths. Jazan Grewal reports.

9h ago

1:35

This year’s CNE kids pass was designed by TDSB students

For the second year in a row Toronto students have helped design the free CNE kid’s pass that is handed out to students across the province. Audra Brown has the big unveiling and what their message is behind the design.

14h ago

2:22

Thousands in Orillia still without power after historic ice storm

Thousands of Orillia residents have gone roughly six days without electricity after a brutal winter storm hit the area over the weekend. And as Michelle Mackey tells us a new kind of emergency situation is developing tonight.

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More than 50 killed in overnight strikes in Gaza

More than fifty Palestinians were killed in overnight strikes in Gaza and hundreds of thousands forced to flee their homes. Erica Natividad with more on the impact of Israel’s military expansion and pressure on Hamas.

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World leaders respond to Trump tariffs

Trump’s tariffs on all imported goods sparked mixed responses from global leaders, many of whom wanted to avoid a full-scale trade war. Erica Natividad reports.

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Canada retaliates against U.S. tariffs

Canada has been spared America’s April 2nd tariffs, but still faces 25% tariffs that could wipe out the auto industry. Canada has now launched retaliatory tariffs aimed at maximizing damage to the U.S., while minimizing harm at home.

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‘Freedom Convoy’ organizers found guilty of mischief

An Ontario court judge said the evidence showed that the duo routinely encouraged people to continue to remain at and join the protest despite knowing the adverse effect it was having on downtown residents and businesses.

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Deadly tornados rock central U.S.

At least six people are dead after a violent night of severe storms and tornadoes that swept across the central United States. Michael Yoshida looks at the damage.

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Markets melt down after Trump tariff announcement

North American markets suffer a meltdown, a day after U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping global tariffs. Business Analyst Kris McCusker looks at how bad the damage was.

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Trump slaps tariffs on remote, uninhabitated territories

There is plenty of anger and a lot of head scratching after Donald Trump announced his reciprocal tariff plan. As Melanie Ng explains, some of the nations and territories that are including are quite surprising.

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Calls for aid to earthquake-stricken Myanmar grow more urgent

The UN says aid agencies must act swiftly in Myanmar as monsoon season looms and threatens to make an already dire situation much worse. Erica Natividad reports.

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