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Palestinians mark ‘Prisoners’ Day’ across the Occupied West Bank

Palestinians in the Occupied West Bank are calling for an end to the alleged mistreatment of prisoners inside Israeli prisons. Karling Donoghue details the day of protest.

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Here We Go: Leafs vs. Senators Set to Ignite Playoff Firestorm

John Tavares, Max Domi and Craig Berube discuss the Leafs upcoming playoff series again the Ottawa Senators.

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Rally against Toronto’s proposed “bubble zone” bylaw

Dozens gathered to rally against Toronto’s proposed bylaw that would prevent protests near vulnerable institutions like places of worship. Why demonstrators held the rally on the anniversary of Canada’s Charter.

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Toronto public transit and the federal election

GTA commuters know the pain of taking public transit in Toronto all too well, but is it a concern for the major party leaders in the upcoming federal election? Erica Natividad reports.

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Jays’ Springer rolls a perfect game for SAY

George Springer brought teammates together for a night of bowling and giving, raising funds for the Stuttering Association for the Young. Lindsay Dunn reports.

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Police identify suspect in TMU campus hit-and-run

Police have identified the suspect in Tuesday’s hit-and-run on the TMU campus that injured four people. Investigators believe this was a targeted attack, but have yet to find the suspect or the vehicle involved.

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Milder weekend but rain on Friday and Saturday

It will be a wet start to the Easter weekend before a sunny but cooler Sunday. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast.

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Police searching for suspects after deadly double shooting in Riverdale

The search is on for suspects in a double murder that has rocked Toronto’s Riverdale neighbourhood. Shauna Hunt is at the scene where the victims were gunned down.

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Therme may have “misrepresented itself” to secure Ontario Place deal

A New York Times investigation uncovered that the Austrian-based company may have been “misleading” with its financial details and experience before landing the 95-year lease with the Ontario government. Mark McAllister reports.

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Here We Go: Leafs vs. Senators Set to Ignite Playoff Firestorm

John Tavares, Max Domi and Craig Berube discuss the Leafs upcoming playoff series again the Ottawa Senators.

3h ago

2:34

Rally against Toronto’s proposed “bubble zone” bylaw

Dozens gathered to rally against Toronto’s proposed bylaw that would prevent protests near vulnerable institutions like places of worship. Why demonstrators held the rally on the anniversary of Canada’s Charter.

3h ago

2:35

Toronto public transit and the federal election

GTA commuters know the pain of taking public transit in Toronto all too well, but is it a concern for the major party leaders in the upcoming federal election? Erica Natividad reports.

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Toronto offers 6 month property tax deferral to companies impacted by US tariffs

Touring a local factory, Mayor Olivia Chow says companies impacted by the US trade war can defer property tax payments for 6 months. According to staff, only 10 per cent of qualifying companies are expected to apply – about 200 businesses.

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No interest rate cuts amid economic uncertainty

The Bank of Canada is holding the key interest rate steady amid great global uncertainty. Business Analyst Kris McCusker looks at the two possible scenarios that policymakers are painting for our economy.

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Greens cut from leaders’ debate

The Leaders’ Debate Commission says the Green Party is not allowed in the debates for this federal election. The Commission says it’s because the Greens don’t have enough candidates. The Greens say they were twice told they qualified.

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Federal leaders prep for French language debate

Federal leaders are huddling with their teams this preparing for tonight’s French language in Montreal. As Glen McGregor explains, it’s certainly appointment viewing for undecided voters.

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New research to assess and treat dementia

A multi-year research project will work on new assessment tools to diagnose and care for patients with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia related illnesses to meet the unique care requirements for Indigenous patients

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Palestinians mark ‘Prisoners’ Day’ across the Occupied West Bank

Palestinians in the Occupied West Bank are calling for an end to the alleged mistreatment of prisoners inside Israeli prisons. Karling Donoghue details the day of protest.

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U.S. Senator heads to El Salvador amid deportation fight

The U.S. federal judge overseeing the case of a man mistakenly deported to El Salvador is expressing growing frustration at the response coming from the White House. As Laura Aguirre explains, one Senator is taking matters into his own hands.

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Election check-in: Digging deeper into the polls

With just under two weeks until the federal election, Cynthia Mulligan and John Wright analyze recent polling data and different campaign strategies.

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Trump threatens new tariffs, considers rolling back others in latest trade twist

Another day, another change to Donald Trump’s tariff plans. The president now says he may pump the brakes on the auto tariffs, while threatening a new tax on pharmaceuticals. Brandon Choghri has the details.

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