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The LCBO strike continues and enters its first week as picketers have started to set up outside various distribution warehouses in an effort to put pressure at the bargaining table. Here's what the Ford government is doing to appeal to consumers.
Things are expected to heat up over the next few days with heat warnings in effect as the humidex could make it feel as high as 40. There is a risk of showers and storms come Tuesday evening.
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A fatal shooting in Scarborough, a fatal stabbing in Mississauga and shots fired at a group playing basketball in North York. Police in several jurisdictions have had their hands full after a violent weekend across the GTA. Afua Baah has the details.
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The LCBO strike continues and enters its first week as picketers have started to set up outside various distribution warehouses in an effort to put pressure at the bargaining table. Here’s what the Ford government is doing to appeal to consumers.
A ceremony is scheduled for Monday as the temporary dams isolating the new section of the Don River are removed. David Zura explains.
14h ago
The Taste of Lawrence, Scarborough’s largest street festival, has taken over part of Lawrence Avenue East. More than 150 vendors are participating in the 20th annual event.
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Owners of small bars and restaurants can breathe a partial sigh of relief as the LCBO announces a small number of stores will continue to serve the industry for single-bottle purchases. David Zura explains why this is important.
The first “dry” summer weekend is wrapping up after LCBO workers went on strike on Friday. Beer and grocery stores aren’t the only ones feeling the pinch as Convenience Outlets are seeing a surge in demand in rural areas.
18h ago
Violence continues to rage on in the occupied West Bank where the latest round of Israeli strike has left multiple people dead. Karling Donoghue details the ongoing fighting – and takes a look at where the two sides stand on ceasefire talks.
11h ago
Tropical storm Beryl is expected to strengthen to a hurricane before hitting Texas, where emergency preparations are now underway. Michelle Mackey reports.
Canada’s unemployment rate is now at 6.4% – a 0.2% rise. Part of the problem is the high interest rates intended to fight inflation – another is the large increase in people coming to Canada.
Keir Starmer is the UK’s new Prime Minister following a sweeping victory by the Labour Party. Erica Natividad with more on the impact of the election result.
Protesters in Israel are demanding the government secure a deal to bring home the remaining hostages in Gaza, as Hamas reportedly signals a willingness to drop a key demand that’s been stalling negotiations.
he far-right National Rally party that was expected to win France’s snap election is projected to lose to the left-wing coalition. Michelle Mackey has what happens next and what this means for the country.
After weeks of stalled talks, ceasefire negotiations are expected to begin Friday. Erica Natividad with the efforts to secure a deal including a hostage release.
Hurricane Beryl’s destructive path has left at least 10 dead in the Caribbean. Erica Natividad with more on the devastation and where the storm is headed next.
