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Extended: One-on-one interview with new TTC CEO Mandeep Lali

Toronto Transit Commission CEO Mandeep Lali took over the top job in early July 2025. Nick Westoll spoke one-on-one with Lali to learn more about his background, how he will approach the job, and his take on several ongoing issues.

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Heat warnings issued for the GTA

Heat warnings have been issued for the GTA as temperatures are expected to reach 34 degrees Thursday. Meteorologist Jessie Uppal has your seven-day forecast.

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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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Man caught on video driving on sidewalk in Brampton

A man from Brampton has been charged with stunt driving after video circulating online caught him driving onto the sidewalk.

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Man dead in single-vehicle collision in Mississauga

Peel Regional Police confirmed a man has a died after a single-vehicle collision in Mississauga at the intersection of Cawthra Road and Dundas Street East.

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Heat event will arrive later this week

The next heat event is set to arrive on Thursday with the humidex reaching 42. Meteorologist Jessie Uppal has your seven-day forecast.

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Why younger teens are getting involved in violent crimes

Afua Baah looks into the reasons why younger teens in the GTA are getting involved in more heinous crimes. One youth advocate says it’s not just about the cash.

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City of Toronto not set to replace Twyn Rivers Drive bridge until 2027

Twyn Rivers Drive is a key connection between Scarborough and Pickering. A large part has been closed since mid-2024 due to structural concerns involving Stott’s bridge. As Nick Westoll reports, the replacement work isn’t set to begin until 2027.

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16:39

Extended: One-on-one interview with new TTC CEO Mandeep Lali

Toronto Transit Commission CEO Mandeep Lali took over the top job in early July 2025. Nick Westoll spoke one-on-one with Lali to learn more about his background, how he will approach the job, and his take on several ongoing issues.

30m ago

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.

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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.

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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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National Videos

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Convoy leader attorney seeks discharge

The attorney for Chris Barber, a leader in the 2022 convoy protests in Ottawa, is seeking a discharge for her client – meaning he would serve no jail time, and have no criminal record. The Crown is seeking an 8-year sentence.

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Disc golf hits a hole in one with Special Olympics hopefuls

The sport of disc golf is gaining in popularity around the globe, and one group of Toronto athletes is hoping it will one day be an official Special Olympics event. Audra Brown with the story.

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Three miners trapped underground B.C. mine uninjured: Premier Eby

B.C. Premier David Eby says two miners from B.C. and one from Ontario are currently trapped underground B.C.’s Red Chris mine, however they remain uninjured as rescue crews continue to work on getting them out.

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‘Freedom Convoy’ sentencing: Crown seeks 8 years for Chris Barber, 7 for Tamara Lich

Crown prosecutors at the ‘Freedom Convoy’ organizers’ sentence hearing are seeking an eight year sentence for Chris Barber and seven years for Tamara Lich.

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More than 100 aid groups warn of starvation in Gaza

More than 100 aids groups are calling on governments to take action as malnutrition-related deaths in Gaza rise at an alarming rate. Erica Natividad with the details and Israel’s response to criticism.

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New photos and video of Trump with Epstein emerge

Archival photos and video of a younger Donald Trump with Jeffrey Epstein have emerged. Erica Natividad with the details and the latest on the Trump administration’s effort to unseal Epstein grand jury records.

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Idaho murderer of four college students sentenced to life in prison

Convicted murderer Bryan Kohberger was sentenced to life in prison for the 2022 killing of four Idaho college students.

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Texas flood probe to look into government’s handling of fatal disaster

A formal investigation is set to begin to look into the U.S. government’s handling of the fatal Texas floods that killed 135 people, including 37 children.

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