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Toronto real estate sales plummet in March with uncertainty over tariffs

New figures from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board show home sales were down 23% in March of 2025 over March 2024. Uncertainty about Trump tariffs are keeping buyers and sellers on the sidelines.

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‘Freedom Convoy’ organizers found guilty of mischief

An Ontario court judge said the evidence showed that the duo routinely encouraged people to continue to remain at and join the protest despite knowing the adverse effect it was having on downtown residents and businesses.

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Trump slaps tariffs on remote, uninhabitated territories

There is plenty of anger and a lot of head scratching after Donald Trump announced his reciprocal tariff plan. As Melanie Ng explains, some of the nations and territories that are including are quite surprising.

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Carney pushing to renegotiate CUSMA

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

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Warm and windy after morning showers Thursday

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Iconic downtown canoe burnt in suspected arson

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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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Toronto real estate sales plummet in March with uncertainty over tariffs

New figures from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board show home sales were down 23% in March of 2025 over March 2024. Uncertainty about Trump tariffs are keeping buyers and sellers on the sidelines.

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Health officials say Ontario measles outbreak appears to have ‘stabilized’

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Celebrating 150 years of The Hospital for Sick Children

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Spring storm prompts flooding across the GTA

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‘Freedom Convoy’ organizers found guilty of mischief

An Ontario court judge said the evidence showed that the duo routinely encouraged people to continue to remain at and join the protest despite knowing the adverse effect it was having on downtown residents and businesses.

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Carney pushing to renegotiate CUSMA

Canada may have dodged a bullet when Donald Trump announced a new round of tariffs on Wednesday; however as Glen McGregor reports, Mark Carney says the remaining levies against our country will pose significant threats to workers and businesses.

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

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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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Trump slaps tariffs on remote, uninhabitated territories

There is plenty of anger and a lot of head scratching after Donald Trump announced his reciprocal tariff plan. As Melanie Ng explains, some of the nations and territories that are including are quite surprising.

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Calls for aid to earthquake-stricken Myanmar grow more urgent

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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

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