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TTC to consider fare capping, eliminating current $156 monthly pass

The TTC will consider a proposal in September that would replace the current monthly pass with a system that would make rides free after reaching a threshold. Alessandra Carneiro spoke with transit riders to see how they feel about the proposal.

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York Regional Police officers charge suspect with manslaughter in Vaughan overdose case

York Regional Police officers have charged a suspect with manslaughter after a man in Vaughan died of an accidental overdose. The accused is set to appear in court again in September. Nick Westoll reports.

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Mitch Marner says family’s safety concerns was key factor in leaving Maple Leafs

Former Toronto Maple Leafs star says online threats were a key factor in his decision to leave the team. It’s raising questions about the real-world impact of social media and cyberbullying. Catalina Gillies reports.

1h ago

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Province opens new schools while $16B repair backlog grows

The Ford government is touting nearly a billion dollars it has invested in new schools opening this fall, but as Tina Yazdani reports, the repair bill for existing schools is ballooning.

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York Regional Police officers charge suspect with manslaughter in Vaughan overdose case

York Regional Police officers have charged a suspect with manslaughter after a man in Vaughan died of an accidental overdose. The accused is set to appear in court again in September. Nick Westoll reports.

1h ago

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York Regional Police seek ‘lengthy jail sentences’ for drug traffickers amid overdose death

York Regional Police spoke to CityNews on manslaughter and drug trafficking charges against a man who is being accused of trafficking drugs to a man who died from an overdose in Vaughan.

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Lindsay small business owners react to home invasion charges

Two small business owners in Lindsay, Ont., are reacting to news of a home invasion at a neighbour’s apartment. The tenant and the man who police allege broke in are both facing criminal charges. Nick Westoll has more.

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“I was quite shocked”: Ajax parents push back on 90-minute school bus rides

Some Ajax parents are sounding the alarm about a new lengthy Durham Region school bus route. As Jazan Grewal reports, the route will have some students spending 3 hours daily commuting to Pickering High School.

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Massive sinkhole closes east-end intersection

A massive sinkhole shut down the entire intersection of Coxwell Avenue and Cosburn Avenue in Toronto’s east-end. Alessandra Carneiro reports.

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2:04

TTC to consider fare capping, eliminating current $156 monthly pass

The TTC will consider a proposal in September that would replace the current monthly pass with a system that would make rides free after reaching a threshold. Alessandra Carneiro spoke with transit riders to see how they feel about the proposal.

32m ago

2:46

York Regional Police officers charge suspect with manslaughter in Vaughan overdose case

York Regional Police officers have charged a suspect with manslaughter after a man in Vaughan died of an accidental overdose. The accused is set to appear in court again in September. Nick Westoll reports.

1h ago

2:36

Mitch Marner says family’s safety concerns was key factor in leaving Maple Leafs

Former Toronto Maple Leafs star says online threats were a key factor in his decision to leave the team. It’s raising questions about the real-world impact of social media and cyberbullying. Catalina Gillies reports.

1h ago

2:12

Province opens new schools while $16B repair backlog grows

The Ford government is touting nearly a billion dollars it has invested in new schools opening this fall, but as Tina Yazdani reports, the repair bill for existing schools is ballooning.

1h ago

National Videos

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Poilievre wants change to self-defence laws

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canadians should not be second-guessed by the courts when using force to defend their own homes. But attorneys say the current law — passed by Conservatives — is already enough.

1h ago

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Trump’s tariffs hit Canada’s GDP: Here’s what that means for inflation

Glen McGregor breaks down what Canada’s GDP decline means for the nation’s economic forecast and the management of inflation spikes.

7h ago

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Maltreatment in sport permeate ‘at all levels’: report

Those investigating the future of Canadian sport, finds maltreatment continues to permeate at all levels. The Future of Sport in Canada Commission has just filed its interim report, and the findings are not necessarily encouraging.

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Majority of Canadians want governments to regulate AI: survey

A new survey from Leger Research found that a majority of Canadians want governments to regulate AI over privacy and ethical concerns.

World Videos

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Critical medical supplies needed in Gaza

Amidst an overnight Israeli strike in Gaza, the World Health Organization declares it’s all out of medical supplies needed to fight a surging paralyzing disease, Rhianne Campbell reports.

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Kyiv in mourning as allies discuss military support

Rhianne Campbell reports, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for higher-level talks on security guarantees for Ukraine.

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Julia Roberts responds to criticism on new film, says humanity is ‘losing the art of conversation’

Actress Julia Roberts defended her new film against criticism of its portrayal of sexual assault allegations, saying she hopes the movie helps jolt tough discussions amid “humanity losing the art of conversation.”

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Minneapolis church shooting: What we know about the suspected shooter

Days after the horrific shooting at a Catholic church in Minneapolis that left two children dead, police are uncovering details about the suspected shooter.

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