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Scarborough jewellery store faces second robbery attempt in two months

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North American stock markets sink for second day

North American markets continue to take a hit with major losses for a second day in a row. The sharp decline has Canadians wondering how long this downward spiral will last and what it means for their hard earned savings.

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Rain and cool temperatures on the way

Rain and cool temperatures is expected in the Greater Toronto Area. Weather specialist Jessie Uppal has the long-range forecast.

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Barrels of inspiration from student art at the Toronto Zoo

The Toronto Zoo is showing off some one-of-a kind artworks from Toronto students to celebrate conservation and sustainability. Audra Brown with how rain barrels make an unique canvas for their environmental messages.

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Rain and cool temperatures on the way

Rain and cool temperatures is expected in the Greater Toronto Area. Weather specialist Jessie Uppal has the long-range forecast.

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Trial of teen accused in Kenneth Lee murder wraps up

Lawyers on both sides of the courtroom have now concluded their closing arguments in the trial of a teen accused of killing Kenneth Lee. As Beverly Andrews reports, the defense claims the girl had no intention to kill the unhoused man.

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YRP issue public warning after 3 deaths linked to unregulated drugs

York Regional Police have issued a public warning about the spike in contaminants found in unregulated drugs following three overdose deaths. Jazan Grewal reports.

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This year’s CNE kids pass was designed by TDSB students

For the second year in a row Toronto students have helped design the free CNE kid’s pass that is handed out to students across the province. Audra Brown has the big unveiling and what their message is behind the design.

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Thousands in Orillia still without power after historic ice storm

Thousands of Orillia residents have gone roughly six days without electricity after a brutal winter storm hit the area over the weekend. And as Michelle Mackey tells us a new kind of emergency situation is developing tonight.

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Scarborough jewellery store faces second robbery attempt in two months

A Scarborough jewellery store owner is shaken after her family business was targeted in another robbery attempt. As Jazan Grewal reports, the owner’s children were inside during the incident.

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North American stock markets sink for second day

North American markets continue to take a hit with major losses for a second day in a row. The sharp decline has Canadians wondering how long this downward spiral will last and what it means for their hard earned savings.

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Barrels of inspiration from student art at the Toronto Zoo

The Toronto Zoo is showing off some one-of-a kind artworks from Toronto students to celebrate conservation and sustainability. Audra Brown with how rain barrels make an unique canvas for their environmental messages.

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Ford surveys ice storm damage in Orillia

Premier Doug Ford was in Orillia Friday, assuring residents who remain without power that crews are working around the clock. Michelle Mackey reports.

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Trump’s tariffs spark push to bring back local manufacturing in Canada

As Donald Trump’s trade war takes hold, there’s a renewed push to buy Canadian-made products. Brandon Choghri speaks with the founder of Toronto-based Bather, who says making their goods locally is simply better for business.

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Subtle signs of support from King Charles

A McMaster Royal Historian says Canada’s official head of state is showing signs of solidarity with the nation in the wake of a trade war and talk of becoming the 51st state. David Zura explains.

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NDP takes aim at tax dodgers

The NDP say it wants to end loopholes and tax arrangements that allow people to put money offshore to avoid taxes – a move directly aimed at the Liberal leader. This as the Conservatives say they will get tough on domestic abusers.

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Markets suffer historic meltdown for second consecutive day

North American markets suffer huge losses for a second day after U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled global tariffs. Business Analyst Kris McCusker looks at how historic the losses have been, and the one product that could end up costing less.

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Israeli strike on shelter kills dozens, Gaza health officials say

An Israeli airstrike on a school building turned shelter killed dozens, according to the Palestinian health ministry. Erica Natividad with why the building was targeted as Israel increases pressure on Hamas to return hostages.

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China hits back with counter tariffs on U.S. imports

China has announced it will impose a 34 per cent retaliatory tariff on U.S. goods among a number of other countermeasures. Erica Natividad reports.

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‘Generational’ flooding threatens U.S mid-south

Several towns across the U.S. mid-south are already grappling with widespread devastation. Laura Aguierre looks at the “generational” flooding that could soon follow.

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Tornado-ravaged central U.S. bracing for more storms

Tornado-ravaged parts of the central United States are bracing for more storms and potential flooding over the weekend. Michael Yoshida looks at the damage that’s already been inflicted.

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