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Mayor Chow vows to help tenants at ‘notorious’ rental building

With a decade-long repair backlog and thousands of complaints, 500 Dawes Road has become one of Toronto’s most notorious rental buildings. Brandon Choghri joins Mayor Olivia Chow on a tour, as she vows to fix the apartments plagued with issues.

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Why younger teens are getting involved in violent crimes

Afua Baah looks into the reasons why younger teens in the GTA are getting involved in more heinous crimes. One youth advocate says it’s not just about the cash.

36m ago

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Red-hot Blue Jays look to extend historic home win streak to 12

The Toronto Blue Jays made history this week and are hoping to keep that trend going. CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn has the details.

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City of Toronto not set to replace Twyn Rivers Drive bridge until 2027

Twyn Rivers Drive is a key connection between Scarborough and Pickering. A large part has been closed since mid-2024 due to structural concerns involving Stott’s bridge. As Nick Westoll reports, the replacement work isn’t set to begin until 2027.

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Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath frontman, dead at 76

British heavy metal singer, frontman of Black Sabbath and famously known as the ‘Prince of Darkness,’ Ozzy Osbourne has died at the age of 76.

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String of home invasions, jewellery store robberies caught on surveillance

Peel police released surveillance footage of a string of home invasions and jewellery store robberies across the GTA that have been tied to a criminal network.

6h ago

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TTC’s new ‘P.O.O.’ title change met with mockery

The TTC’s recent changes to fare inspectors were met with some laughs after commuters noticed its unfavourable acronym.

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Uncertainty looms after ancient remains found in 2024 in east Toronto

It’s been more than a year-and-a-half since ancient human remains were found below a public sidewalk on Withrow Avenue and City of Toronto staff and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation held a news conference to provide an update.

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Malcolm-Jamal Warner, ‘The Cosby Show’ actor, dead at 54

Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, most known for his role as Theo Huxtable on ‘The Cosby Show,’ has died after an accidental drowning in Costa Rica.

Local Videos

2:46

Mayor Chow vows to help tenants at ‘notorious’ rental building

With a decade-long repair backlog and thousands of complaints, 500 Dawes Road has become one of Toronto’s most notorious rental buildings. Brandon Choghri joins Mayor Olivia Chow on a tour, as she vows to fix the apartments plagued with issues.

29m ago

2:52

Why younger teens are getting involved in violent crimes

Afua Baah looks into the reasons why younger teens in the GTA are getting involved in more heinous crimes. One youth advocate says it’s not just about the cash.

36m ago

2:07

Red-hot Blue Jays look to extend historic home win streak to 12

The Toronto Blue Jays made history this week and are hoping to keep that trend going. CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn has the details.

36m ago

2:27

City of Toronto not set to replace Twyn Rivers Drive bridge until 2027

Twyn Rivers Drive is a key connection between Scarborough and Pickering. A large part has been closed since mid-2024 due to structural concerns involving Stott’s bridge. As Nick Westoll reports, the replacement work isn’t set to begin until 2027.

37m ago

National Videos

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Poilievre calls for law to block long ballot protests

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is running in an Alberta by-election to regain a seat in the House of Commons. The problem now? He says the ballot is too crowded. Glen McGregor explains what Poilievre wants Parliament to do about it.

3h ago

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How parents can help reduce summertime anxiety in kids

Psychotherapist Roxanne Francis explains how parents can help their children create a smooth routine transition when the summer break ends and the school year begins.

6h ago

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Carney hears from premiers on new oil pipelines

Prime Minister Carney sat down with premiers in the First Ministers meeting as provincial leaders call for new oil pipelines amid U.S. trade tensions.

6h ago

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Inmate charged in death of serial killer Robert Pickton

An inmate in a Quebec maximum security prison has been charged in the death of serial killer Robert Pickton.

6h ago

World Videos

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At least 25 children among dead following Bangladesh plane crash into school

At least 25 children are among those killed after a Bangladesh air force training jet crashed into a Dhaka school. Erica Natividad with why students are protesting near the crash site.

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