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A heavy, blowing snowstorm continued on Thursday, hammering the northern communities of the Greater Toronto Area. Snow squalls are expected to continue into Friday.
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Ontario has approved the transition of 9 supervised injection facilities into Homeless and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) hubs across the province. As Jazan Grewal reports, the move that has sparked some concerns among local advocates.
CityNews' Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke with former Blue Jays Pitcher Jay Jackson about his new book and how he hopes it will inspire people around the world.
Disability advocates say the government failed to meet its goal of a fully accessible province by 2025. Our Michelle Mackey is tracking what comes next for the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.
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CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke with former Blue Jays Pitcher Jay Jackson about his new book and how he hopes it will inspire people around the world.
Some new laws and regulations for Ontarians in the province took effect on January 1. Here is what you need to know moving forward.
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Hundreds braved the icy water of Lake Ontario with polar bear dips on New Year’s Day. Michelle Mackey reports on the fundraisers behind the plunges.
A 10-minute firework spectacle lit up Toronto’s waterfront for the city’s New Year’s Eve celebration. Michelle Mackey is speaking with revellers looking forward to 2025.
Usually New Year’s Eve is your last chance to make charitable donations for this tax year, but after a month-long mail strike, we’ve all been granted an extra two months. Catalina Gillies with reaction from local charities who welcome the extension.
It’s a new year bringing new resolutions and experts say mental health should be at the top of the list. Catalina Gillies speaks with experts who provide tips on how to start the year off with a focus on well-being.
Canada’s top 100 CEO’s have already made more money this year, than the person reading, or writing this. The CCPA says the gap closed very slightly in 2023 – but a Montreal thinktank says the problem isn’t CEO pay.
Canadians will be heading to the polls for a federal election in 2025. The big question is whether is will come sooner or later. Glen McGregor and Cynthia Mulligan discuss how long Prime Minister Justin Trudeau might remain in power.
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The average Canadian family of four might be forced to spend $800 extra on groceries in 2025. But from adjusting your diet to reducing waste, there are some ways to make your dollars go further. Faiza Amin reports.
World leaders are calling for peace across the Middle East as the turn of the New Year arrives. Karling Donoghue details their pleas, and takes a look at the latest fighting on the ground in both Gaza and Yemen.
Tributes continue to pour in for former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. Brian Abel discusses the remarkable legacy left behind by Carter.
2024 is coming to a messy end in many parts of the United States. Karin Caifa looks at how wild weather is impacting the New Year’s plans of millions of people.
Are you allergic to the holidays? Faiza Amin looks at why the scents of the season could be making you physically ill.
Two hospitals in Gaza have become Israeli troops latest targets. Karling Donoghue reports on the raids which left multiple dead and some Palestinian health care officials in Israeli custody.
