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Toronto Police lay out plan for Victoria Day Long Weekend

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Report on Canada Post suggests phasing out home mail service

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Ford government seeking more control over Ontario speed, red-light cameras

The Ontario budget included amendments aimed at having more control over automated speed enforcement and red-light cameras as well as community safety zones.

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Premier Ford defends $30 billion in budget stimulus spending

Funding to support businesses will come from ‘A Plan to Protect Ontario’ but the pocketbook will see little relief. $200 rebate cheques were sent out in January but nothing has been promised for the future. Mark McAllister reports.

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Summer-like temps on Friday, but cooler on the weekend

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Family says murder victim was being threatened by extortionists before fatal shooting in Mississauga

A Mississauga murder victim was living the ‘Canadian dream’ before being gunned down in a parking lot. Shauna Hunt with more from family and claims the Sikh business owner received threats before his death.

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Ontario expands number of Toronto bike lanes to be removed

With the unveiling of the Ontario Budget for 2025 on Thursday, the government is also planning to remove even more bike lanes than originally announced. As Alan Carter reports, the province now has its sights on lanes near the legislature.

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Ontario budget 2025: Spending increases to offset U.S. tariffs

This year’s budget, titled ‘A Plan to Protect Ontario,’ sees billions in funds and tax credits to help businesses impacted by tariffs but an projected deficit of $14.6 billion this year. Mark McAllister breaks it down.

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Shop owner wants more enforcement for Ontario’s DriveON program

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Toronto Police lay out plan for Victoria Day Long Weekend

Toronto Police have laid out their plan to keep everyone safe during the firework display at Ashbridges Bay this May long weekend. As we hear from our Catalina Gillies, there will be a significant police presence in place.

13m ago

2:39

Report on Canada Post suggests phasing out home mail service

A new report suggests door-to-door mail service could be a thing of the past. Melissa Nakhavoly has the details.

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1:09

Ford government seeking more control over Ontario speed, red-light cameras

The Ontario budget included amendments aimed at having more control over automated speed enforcement and red-light cameras as well as community safety zones.

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2:42

Premier Ford defends $30 billion in budget stimulus spending

Funding to support businesses will come from ‘A Plan to Protect Ontario’ but the pocketbook will see little relief. $200 rebate cheques were sent out in January but nothing has been promised for the future. Mark McAllister reports.

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New U.S. ambassador avoids trade talk at B7 Summit

At the B7 – a meeting of G7 business leaders – the new U.S. ambassador to Canada said America is open for business, but avoided talking about the ongoing cross-border trade war.

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Jury dismissed for second time in ex-world junior hockey players sex assault trial

A stunning development in the sexual assault trial of five former world junior hockey players. A second jury is dismissed by the presiding judge. Erica Natividad explains what led to the dismissal and what happens next in the high-profile case.

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Jury discharged in sex assault trial involving ex-World Junior hockey players

The jury in the sexual assault case involving five former world junior hockey players has been discharged, as this trial now becomes a judge-only case. Faiza Amin discusses what lead to this with defence attorney, Alex Karapancev.

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EV Innovation Takes Centre Stage at Toronto Expo

As Honda postpones its massive EV investment in Ontario, the 2025 EV & Charging Expo in Toronto highlights where the industry is still accelerating. Brandon Rowe speaks with organizers and vendors about the road ahead.

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Ventura bursts into tears during cross-examination at Combs trial

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Trump to meet with Putin ‘as soon as we can’

Donald Trump says he’ll meet with Vladimir Putin ‘as soon as we can set it up’ to discuss peace in Ukraine. Brandon Choghri has the details, as Kyiv claims Russia doesn’t actually want a truce.

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Trump says new tariff rates coming for scores of countries

Donald Trump says he doesn’t have time to strike trade deals with dozens of countries, so unilateral tariff rates are on the way. Brandon Choghri with the global response to the president’s latest tariff twist.

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Artificial intelligence playing a larger role in court cases

Does the future of the courtroom involve heavy use of artificial intelligence? Brian Abel examines the potential uses of the tool, and where some say it could cross the line.

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