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Coaster coupon pilot launched for St. Patrick’s Day

If you’re heading out to a local bar, restaurant or pub in Toronto this weekend, your drink coaster may actually be a coupon to help get you home safely. David Zura explains.

11h ago

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Elimination of development charges to spur building is working says Toronto mayor

Olivia Chow says Toronto’s decision to forego $461 million in development charges in exchange for rental and affordable units means developers will start building. A Toronto project will begin construction in the fall because of the changes.

11h ago

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McMaster’s inhaled COVID vaccine begins phase-2 human trials

A home-grown, needle-free COVID-19 vaccine is entering the next stage of clinical trials. Dilshad Burman speaks with the lead researcher from McMaster University to find out what’s in it and how it works.

11h ago

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Reflecting on the outgoing Prime Minister’s relationship with Indigenous peoples

How has the relationship evolved between Indigenous communities and Canada over the past decade

11h ago

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Residents concerned over growing encampment

St. James Park is a big green space right in the middle of the downtown core, where families gather, people walk their dogs. It has also become the site of a growing encampment that includes tents and tiny homes. Residents are voicing concerns

11h ago

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Wet and windy but mild this weekend

Special weather statements are in place across the GTA as rain and strong winds are possible this weekend.

7h ago

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Paused programs leave students and educators questioning future

Assaulted Women’s and Children’s Counsellor Advocate program at George Brown College has been paused for the 2025 fall term leaving dozens of students and educators left with questions about what that will mean for the programs future.

12h ago

6:30

Mark Carney sworn in as Prime Minister

Canada’s 24th Prime Minister and cabinet have been sworn in. Glen McGregor talks about the new, smaller cabinet as well as Mark Carney’s priorities moving forward.

14h ago

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Putin responds to U.S. ceasefire proposal

Russian President Vladimir Putin says he supports the U.S. ceasefire proposal in principle, but crucial details still need to be worked out. Erica Natividad reports.

Local Videos

2:34

Coaster coupon pilot launched for St. Patrick’s Day

If you’re heading out to a local bar, restaurant or pub in Toronto this weekend, your drink coaster may actually be a coupon to help get you home safely. David Zura explains.

11h ago

2:31

Elimination of development charges to spur building is working says Toronto mayor

Olivia Chow says Toronto’s decision to forego $461 million in development charges in exchange for rental and affordable units means developers will start building. A Toronto project will begin construction in the fall because of the changes.

11h ago

2:39

Reflecting on the outgoing Prime Minister’s relationship with Indigenous peoples

How has the relationship evolved between Indigenous communities and Canada over the past decade

11h ago

2:50

Residents concerned over growing encampment

St. James Park is a big green space right in the middle of the downtown core, where families gather, people walk their dogs. It has also become the site of a growing encampment that includes tents and tiny homes. Residents are voicing concerns

11h ago

National Videos

2:35

McMaster’s inhaled COVID vaccine begins phase-2 human trials

A home-grown, needle-free COVID-19 vaccine is entering the next stage of clinical trials. Dilshad Burman speaks with the lead researcher from McMaster University to find out what’s in it and how it works.

11h ago

2:32

Carney sworn in, axes consumer carbon tax

Mark Carney has been sworn in as Canada’s 24th Prime Minister, and has signed an order ending the consumer fuel charge – popularly known as the consumer carbon tax.

11h ago

2:48

Washington meeting involving Ford and federal ministers falls short

While Ford claims the “temperature is being lowered” in the back-and-forth rhetoric with Washington officials, there is no evidence that any progress has been made. Mark McAllister reports.

11h ago

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Everything you need to know about Prime Minister Mark Carney

CityNews outlines how the economist guided England through Brexit, and Canada through the global financial crisis. Now as the Prime Minister, what kind of leader will Carney aim to be? And what are his plans for handling the trade war?

11h ago

World Videos

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Columbia University faces ultimatum from Trump administration

The Trump administration is demanding that Columbia University make sweeping changes or risk the permanent loss of federal funding. As Erica Natividad reports, this is the latest in ongoing turmoil at the school.

11h ago

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Putin sets out conditions to U.S. for ceasefire

Talks continue between the U.S. and Russia to convince Moscow to back a 30-day ceasefire plan. Erica Natividad with why some experts believe the delay in agreeing to the U.S. proposal is intentional.

11h ago

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U.S. measles outbreak grows amid vaccine disinformation

A deadly measles outbreak is growing south of the border tonight. As Michael Yoshida tells us, false statements about vaccines are also spreading, thanks in large part to Donald Trump’s health secretary.

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Potential U.S. government shutdown just days away

The U.S. federal government is on track to run out of funding and shut down on Saturday. That means Friday is the last day for Congress to pass a spending bill to keep it open. Amy Kiley looks at the standoff between Republicans and Democrats.

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