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Man buys billboard to trade single cheese string

An Ontario man has taken out a large billboard in Yonge-Dundas Square to advertise a single cheese string up for trade. Richard Southern breaks down the offers, including Persian cats and a cement truck.

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Strong winds, snowsqualls to start the week

The GTA will get a small taste of winter on Monday with periods of flurries throughout the day as winds gust up to 50 km/h in some areas.

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Ontario Liberals cast their votes for new leader

Ontario Liberals cast their votes for new leader

The Ontario Liberal’s will soon have a new leader. CityNews reporter Leah Johansen explains party members finished casting their ballots on Sunday, with a record number of registered voters.

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Truckers rally against misclassification, unsafe working conditions

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Ontario Liberals cast their votes for new leader

Ontario Liberals cast their votes for new leader

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Truckers rally against misclassification, unsafe working conditions

Truckers rally against misclassification, unsafe working conditions

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Santa Claus comes to town

Santa Claus comes to town

The Toronto Santa Claus Parade took over the downtown core, as thousands of revellers lined the streets to see the floats, marching bands, and of course, Santa Claus. Michelle Mackey reports.

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Commemorating 90th anniversary of mass genocide in Ukraine

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