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Ferry service returns to spring schedule

As the city’s ferry service returns to the spring schedule, one nearby BIA says marine traffic is increasingly becoming an economic jewel, while at the same time, the city’s deputy mayor says we should expect service improvements this season.

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Annual HockeyFest returns for its girls-only hockey clinic

The annual Scotiabank girls’ HockeyFest helps girls learn hockey from PWHL pros, Rhianne Campbell reports.

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U.S. judge rules Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil can be deported

A U.S. immigration judge ruled on Friday that President Donald Trump’s administration can proceed with its deportation case against Columbia University graduate student and Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil.

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Menendez brothers’ resentencing hearing to proceed

An L.A. judge ruled on Friday that a resentencing hearing for Lyle and Erik Menendez may go forward, dealing a setback to the prosecutor who opposed any leniency for the brothers serving a life term for the shotgun murder of their parents in 1989.

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Spring showers on the way for Monday

A mix of sun and cloud on Sunday with double-digit highs. Increasing cloud in the evening will give way to Monday morning showers.

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Hundreds laid off as GM temporarily shuts down Ingersoll assembly plant in Ontario

The union representing 1,200 General Motors employees says that the company plans to temporarily halt operations at its Ingersoll, Ontario assembly plant. As Jazan Grewal reports, the decision is expected to result in hundreds of layoffs.

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Suspects armed with hammers, knives and zip ties wanted in violent home invasion

Victims of a violent home invasion were bound with zip ties, as a group of armed suspects raided their home for cash and jewelry. Shauna Hunt reports children were home at the time and one resident was attacked with a hammer.

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Grey start to the weekend

A cloudy start to the weekend with a mix of sun and cloud on Saturday and the slight chance of an isolated shower.

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Investigation underway into Hudson River helicopter crash

An investigation is underway into what prompted a helicopter to plunge into the Hudson River. As Laura Aguierre explains, it’s what some witnesses heard that could provide a possible clue into what happened.

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Ferry service returns to spring schedule

As the city’s ferry service returns to the spring schedule, one nearby BIA says marine traffic is increasingly becoming an economic jewel, while at the same time, the city’s deputy mayor says we should expect service improvements this season.

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Annual HockeyFest returns for its girls-only hockey clinic

The annual Scotiabank girls’ HockeyFest helps girls learn hockey from PWHL pros, Rhianne Campbell reports.

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Hundreds laid off as GM temporarily shuts down Ingersoll assembly plant in Ontario

The union representing 1,200 General Motors employees says that the company plans to temporarily halt operations at its Ingersoll, Ontario assembly plant. As Jazan Grewal reports, the decision is expected to result in hundreds of layoffs.

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Toronto emergency medicine conference teaches latest ER techniques

Hundreds of emergency room professionals from across the country gathered in Toronto to learn the latest ER techniques. Erica Natividad with an inside look at what is being taught.

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Hockey Night in Canada in Inuktitut

The Leafs / Canadiens game in Toronto Saturday will be called in the Inuit language Inuktitut on APTN in partnership with Sportsnet. This season is the first for the game to heard in Inuktitut.

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Carney pauses campaign for tariff meeting

Mark Carney froze his campaign to hold a Canada-U.S. relations cabinet committee meeting on tariffs. Meanwhile the Tory leader meets workers in Southern Ontario, and the NDP leader speaks to supporters in Ottawa.

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Poll suggests most Canadians think they will feel the impact of Trump’s tariffs

The survey also revealed that many Canadians have lost trust in their neighbours to the south.

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Carney denies meeting CCP-linked group

The Liberal leader has denied reports that he had a meeting with members of a Chinese-Canadian business group, alleged to have ties to the Chinese Communist Party – saying “you can’t believe everything you read in the Globe & Mail.”

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U.S. judge rules Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil can be deported

A U.S. immigration judge ruled on Friday that President Donald Trump’s administration can proceed with its deportation case against Columbia University graduate student and Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil.

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Menendez brothers’ resentencing hearing to proceed

An L.A. judge ruled on Friday that a resentencing hearing for Lyle and Erik Menendez may go forward, dealing a setback to the prosecutor who opposed any leniency for the brothers serving a life term for the shotgun murder of their parents in 1989.

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Donald Trump has three months to make 150 trade deals, can he do it?

Donald Trump’s dealmaking abilities will be put to the test over the next three months, as he tries to reach trade agreements with dozens of countries. Brandon Choghri looks at the early efforts from the White House.

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Investigation underway into Hudson River helicopter crash

An investigation is underway into what prompted a helicopter to plunge into the Hudson River. As Laura Aguierre explains, it’s what some witnesses heard that could provide a possible clue into what happened.

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Hundreds laid off as GM temporarily shuts down Ingersoll assembly plant in Ontario