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Sunscreen and sunglasses for the next several days

The stretch of sunny and above seasonal conditions continue on Friday and throughout the weekend.

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Heat wave breaks as temperatures cool

Toronto will see cooler temperatures and improved air quality as a cold front comes in Thursday evening and Friday morning.

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Toronto Police Kick Off Caribbean Carnival with Community Celebration in Scarborough

Toronto Police joined community leaders to launch the 2025 Caribbean Carnival season with a vibrant celebration in Scarborough. Highlighting culture, connection, and plans to keep the city safe during Caribana weekend. Brandon Rowe reports.

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Toronto elected officials blame staff for problems with transit priority lanes and snow removal

Voting to allow transit only lanes on two major roads south of Bloor, city councillors took staff to task for not consulting more. It follows complaints from the mayor that staff did not do their jobs after a crippling snowstorm in February.

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‘What tree?’: Developer denies chopping down beloved tree

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Canadian-based man charged in fatal hit-and-run of 114-year-old marathoner

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Toronto police are searching for a man wanted in connection to a stabbing at Yonge and Dundas.

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114-year-old marathon runner Fauja Singh killed in hit-and-run

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Heat wave continues, showers possible Wednesday

The heat wave continues until at least Friday with thunderstorms possible tomorrow. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast.

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Toronto Police Kick Off Caribbean Carnival with Community Celebration in Scarborough

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Toronto elected officials blame staff for problems with transit priority lanes and snow removal

Voting to allow transit only lanes on two major roads south of Bloor, city councillors took staff to task for not consulting more. It follows complaints from the mayor that staff did not do their jobs after a crippling snowstorm in February.

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‘What tree?’: Developer denies chopping down beloved tree

A developer is under investigation after a beloved 80-year-old tree was cut down in Leaside without a permit. Brandon Choghri with how one councillor wants to crack down on builders who break the rules.

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Ride the Track takes over the Toronto Indy with hundreds of bicycles

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First Nations launch legal action against government Bills 5 and C-5

Some First Nations leaders believe both federal and provincial laws are unconstitutional. The move comes before a national summit involving a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Mark McAllister reports.

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Carney: Canada to limit steel imports

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A music ‘Revelation’ with Dragonette

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Israel strikes Syria’s defence ministry in Damascus

Israel launched airstrikes in Damascus on Wednesday as part of a campaign to protect the Druze in Syria. Erica Natividad with the latest on the escalating violence.

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At least 20 killed in crush at Gaza aid distribution site

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Canadian-based man charged in fatal hit-and-run of 114-year-old marathoner

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Trump’s tariffs hitting U.S. consumers, businesses: report

Economists say Trump’s tariffs are starting to hit U.S. consumers and businesses hard.

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