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Celebrating 150 years of The Hospital for Sick Children

The Hospital for Sick Children has been a beacon of hope for families for a century and a half. We celebrate the institution’s 150th birthday with Sickkids patient ambassador, Stephanie Stavros, who holds the hospital close to her heart.

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Spring storm prompts flooding across the GTA

Officials are cautioning people around rivers or bodies of water after a spring storm moved through the GTA Wednesday night, flooding some streets across the GTA

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Raptors rookies Shead and Walter discuss first year in the NBA

Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke with Raptors Rookies Jamal Shead and Ja’Kobe Walter about their first year in the NBA.

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Resident of Toronto condo building questions intent to revoke short-term rental registration

A resident of a building that made recent headlines is questioning a recent notice he received to revoke his short-term rental registration with the City. Pat Taney reports.

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Resident of Toronto condo building questions intent to revoke short-term rental registration

A resident of a building that made recent headlines is questioning a recent notice he received to revoke his short-term rental registration with the City. Pat Taney reports.

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Warm and windy after morning showers Thursday

The rain will continue into the morning before warming up by the afternoon in Toronto. Meteorologist Jessie Uppal has your seven-day forecast.

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Iconic downtown canoe burnt in suspected arson

The big red canoe visible from the Gardiner is now a pile of ash and neighbours say they’re hoping for a replacement. City officials say they’re working on it and police say the fire looks suspicious. David Zura explains.

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Closing arguments heard for the sixth teen on trial for the stabbing death of Kenneth Lee

The sixth teen accused in the death of Mr. Lee had their final day in court

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Canadian and US mayors warn a trade disruption will cost thousands of jobs

Mayors representing cities around the Great Lakes region stress that trade is interconnected across the border, and a prolonged dispute will cost jobs. The mayor of Chicago says 11-thousand jobs in his region alone could be impacted.

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4:29

Celebrating 150 years of The Hospital for Sick Children

The Hospital for Sick Children has been a beacon of hope for families for a century and a half. We celebrate the institution’s 150th birthday with Sickkids patient ambassador, Stephanie Stavros, who holds the hospital close to her heart.

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2:38

Spring storm prompts flooding across the GTA

Officials are cautioning people around rivers or bodies of water after a spring storm moved through the GTA Wednesday night, flooding some streets across the GTA

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Raptors rookies Shead and Walter discuss first year in the NBA

Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke with Raptors Rookies Jamal Shead and Ja’Kobe Walter about their first year in the NBA.

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Resident of Toronto condo building questions intent to revoke short-term rental registration

A resident of a building that made recent headlines is questioning a recent notice he received to revoke his short-term rental registration with the City. Pat Taney reports.

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Sharing inspiring stories of strength to fight the stigma of Parkinson’s

Parkinson’s is currently one of the fastest-growing neurological conditions in the world, yet it is too often misunderstood. Audra Brown with the inspiring individuals sharing their stories of resilience and strength to help remove the stigma.

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Rogers and NHL reach historic agreement

NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and Rogers President and CEO Tony Staffieri discuss Rogers and the NHL’s new 12-year agreement.

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Party leaders set red lines on U.S. talks

Opposition leaders used the campaign trail to outline what they consider off-the-table in negotiating a new trade deal with the United States. For some, it includes supply management, and others, it’s public health care.

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Migrant workers devastated after being left out of immigration pilot project

Thousands of migrant workers say they’ve been left behind by a federal pilot project this week. Brandon Choghri with the emotional plea from one GTA mother, desperately trying to gain permanent residency.

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Calls for aid to earthquake-stricken Myanmar grow more urgent

The UN says aid agencies must act swiftly in Myanmar as monsoon season looms and threatens to make an already dire situation much worse. Erica Natividad reports.

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Netanyahu says Israel will establish new security corridor in Gaza

Israel plans to establish a new security corridor across Gaza in an effort to put pressure on Hamas to release hostages. Erica Natividad reports.

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Mass job cuts happening across U.S. health agencies

After weeks of worry from staffers, massive job cuts are rolling through multiple agencies within U.S. Health and Human Services. As Laura Aguierre explains, the cuts are drawing polarizing reaction along partisan lines.

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Remembering the life and career of Val Kilmer

Legendary actor Val Kilmer has passed away at the age of 65. Stephanie Elam looks back at Kilmer’s star-studded career, both on and off the screen.

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