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Measles cases in Ontario rise along with criticism of the province

With more than 1,400 measles cases now being reported in Ontario, opponents are critical of the Ford government for blaming rural, religious communities and suggesting more outreach is needed for vaccines. Mark McAllister reports.

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Canada could lose 120k jobs in trade war

Unemployment figures for April rose, with manufacturing losing 31,000 jobs. One economist projects things could get worse, forecasting Canada could see 120,000 jobs lost by year-end.

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Orangeville brothers honour lacrosse legacy

Former Northmen players and brothers Jake and Zack Thompson are the filmmakers behind The Northmen Way, a documentary chronicling the decades-long history of the Orangeville Northmen lacrosse organization.

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EXTENDED: Blake Shelton talks new album, Gwen Stefani duet & studio hijinks

Blake Shelton dishes on his new album, teaming up with Gwen, and causing chaos in the studio with CityNews’ Music Reporter Lindsay Dunn.

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LCBO says, “The LCBO aligns with the federal government’s tariff definition of U.S. products. Select Bacardi products are produced in Puerto Rico. Any product produced in the U.S. remains unavailable for sale at the LCBO.”

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Maple Leafs ready for historic weekend

The Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club is ready for history when Ayami Sato becomes the first female pitcher for the team when she gets the start on Sunday, plus the other Leafs head to Florida for Game 3. Lindsay Dunn reports.

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Indigenous students from northern communities come together in dance

Indigenous students from across the country are in Toronto this week putting the finishing touches on a very special performance. Audra Brown was at dress rehearsal today as they came together to promote education through the love of dance.

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How will the first American Pope lead the Catholic Church?

The Catholic Church has its first American Pope. Barbie Nadeau discusses the surprising choice and which direct Pope Leo XIV could steer the church toward.

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‘Texas’ Hit #1, and Blake Shelton’s Just Getting Started

Blake Shelton’s back with a brand-new album—and he’s not holding back. CityNews’ Music Reporter Lindsay spoke to the country star about the new music which includes a duet with his wife Gwen Stefani and how his music has impacted millions of people.

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2:24

Measles cases in Ontario rise along with criticism of the province

With more than 1,400 measles cases now being reported in Ontario, opponents are critical of the Ford government for blaming rural, religious communities and suggesting more outreach is needed for vaccines. Mark McAllister reports.

4m ago

3:02

Orangeville brothers honour lacrosse legacy

Former Northmen players and brothers Jake and Zack Thompson are the filmmakers behind The Northmen Way, a documentary chronicling the decades-long history of the Orangeville Northmen lacrosse organization.

1h ago

0:46

LCBO says, “The LCBO aligns with the federal government’s tariff definition of U.S. products. Select Bacardi products are produced in Puerto Rico. Any product produced in the U.S. remains unavailable for sale at the LCBO.”

3h ago

3:18

Maple Leafs ready for historic weekend

The Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club is ready for history when Ayami Sato becomes the first female pitcher for the team when she gets the start on Sunday, plus the other Leafs head to Florida for Game 3. Lindsay Dunn reports.

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2:19

Canada could lose 120k jobs in trade war

Unemployment figures for April rose, with manufacturing losing 31,000 jobs. One economist projects things could get worse, forecasting Canada could see 120,000 jobs lost by year-end.

46m ago

8:47

EXTENDED: Blake Shelton talks new album, Gwen Stefani duet & studio hijinks

Blake Shelton dishes on his new album, teaming up with Gwen, and causing chaos in the studio with CityNews’ Music Reporter Lindsay Dunn.

1h ago

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One of Canada’s most wanted has been arrested south of the border

Toronto police said Kamar Cunningham was arrested this week after the U.S. Marshals Service located him in Atlanta. He is being held pending extradition.

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‘Looking at the man, not where he was born’: Archdiocese of Toronto on historic election of Pope Leo

Caryn Ceolin is joined by Neil MacCarthy of the Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto to discuss the church’s first North American-born pope and the message his election sends to the world.

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World Videos

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U.S. unveils new air travel safety plan

The Trump administration is unveiled a plan to dramatically overhaul America’s aviation system. Laura Aguierre looks at why one airline executive is praising the plan.

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U.S. surpasses 1,000 reported measles cases in 2025

The number of U.S. measles cases has reached another grim milestone. As Amy Kiley reports, this could end up being the highest annual case count since America declared measles to be “eliminated.”

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4:14

How will the first American Pope lead the Catholic Church?

The Catholic Church has its first American Pope. Barbie Nadeau discusses the surprising choice and which direct Pope Leo XIV could steer the church toward.

23h ago

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Tensions between India and Pakistan continue to escalate.

Tensions between India and Pakistan continue to escalate in the India controlled Kashmir where shelling continues as both countries continue to trade accusations surrounding attacks in the region. Alessandra Carneiro reports.

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