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Repair Café Toronto promotes reuse and sustainability

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Another heat wave on the way

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Trump dismisses France’s intention to recognize Palestinian state

International reaction has been mixed to France’s intention to officially recognize a Palestinian state. Erica Natividad with the U.S. President’s response and the continuing hunger crisis in Gaza.

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DOJ meets with Ghislaine Maxwell for second day

The U.S. Deputy Attorney General met with imprisoned former Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell for a second day. Erica Natividad with the Trump administration’s attempts at transparency and speculation about a pardon.

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Trump hints that trade deal with Canada might not happen

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Toronto Public Health is warning of an exposure of Hepatitis A at a popular King Street West restaurant.

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Canada ‘not really into negotiation’: Trump on Aug. 1 tariff deadline

U.S. President Donald Trump says Canada hasn’t been ‘into negotiation’ on a new trade deal as the August 1 deadline approaches, signaling Canada may pay a standard tariff rate if a deal isn’t reached.

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Vehicles at Etobicoke car dealership catch fire in early morning blaze

Toronto police are investigating the cause of a fire at a car dealership in Etobicoke that set ablaze three vehicles.

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Five former members of Canada’s world junior hockey team found not guilty of sexual assault

Five former players of Canada’s world junior hockey team have been found not guilty of sexual assault. Our Michelle Mackey has more on the verdict in this high-profile trial.

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Repair Café Toronto promotes reuse and sustainability

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How to stay cool with the hottest jobs in town

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Major TTC subway closures to disrupt weekend travel on Lines 1 and 2

A long list of TTC subway closures to be aware of before stepping out this weekend. As Jazan Grewal reports, a large portion of Line 1 and 2 will be closed for maintenance.

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Another speed camera cut down in Toronto

Another one of Toronto’s speed enforcement cameras has been chopped down and it comes as a new report finds the enforcement is saving lives.

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Trump dismisses France’s intention to recognize Palestinian state

International reaction has been mixed to France’s intention to officially recognize a Palestinian state. Erica Natividad with the U.S. President’s response and the continuing hunger crisis in Gaza.

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DOJ meets with Ghislaine Maxwell for second day

The U.S. Deputy Attorney General met with imprisoned former Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell for a second day. Erica Natividad with the Trump administration’s attempts at transparency and speculation about a pardon.

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Trump hints that trade deal with Canada might not happen

We are just a week away from August 1st, when Donald Trump is threatening to bring in strict new international tariffs. As Glen McGregor explains, the U.S. President is hinting that trade talks with Canada aren’t going well.

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Groundbreaking bison calf birth at the Toronto Zoo

Assisted reproductive technologies used at Toronto Zoo that led to the birth of a baby bison could help conserve other endangered species. Audra Brown looks at the technology and introduces us to the zoo’s newest resident.

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Bryan Kohberger trial: New details of murders leave more questions unanswered

Idaho police revealed documents into the killing of four college students who were murdered at the hands of Bryan Kohberger, however the details are leaving more questions unanswered.

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Carney says Israel’s denial of aid into Gaza is a ‘violation of international law’

In a news statement, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Israel’s denial of aid into Gaza is a ‘violation of international law.’

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Thailand-Cambodia tensions rise as video captures drone strike

Fighting between Thailand and Cambodia continues to escalate as new video appears to show a Thai drone strike on a Cambodian military depot.

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Canada ‘not really into negotiation’: Trump on Aug. 1 tariff deadline

U.S. President Donald Trump says Canada hasn’t been ‘into negotiation’ on a new trade deal as the August 1 deadline approaches, signaling Canada may pay a standard tariff rate if a deal isn’t reached.

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