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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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      CityNews @ 5pm

      The latest updates and breaking news, now available around the clock. Check back in with us at any time to find out what's happening, and always be the first to know. CityNews, Everywhere.

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      Federal party leaders try to define the ballot question

      In the final week of the campaign , voters will finally be able to compare costed platforms from the three main political parties.  The Liberal and NDP platforms call for increased spending.   The Conservatives unveil their platform on Tuesday.

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      1:55
      SIU investigating police-involved shooting that injured one person

      Authorities say the incident happened in the Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue West area just before 11 p.m. on Sunday.

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      A look at the legacy of Pope Francis, including historic apology for residential schools

      As worshippers mourn the loss of Pope Francis across the globe, we're learning more on his historic journey as pontiff, which included a trip to Canada, and an apology to residential school victims. Faiza Amin discusses with Brian Carwana, executive director of the Encounter World Religions Centre.

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      1:47
      Frustrated with U.S. tariffs, Toronto students decided to do something about it

      In our Speakers Corner Spotlight we take a look at efforts by some students at Seneca Polytechnic who are working to create a ‘Made in Canada’ app. Pat Taney reports

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      CityNews @ 5pm

      The latest updates and breaking news, now available around the clock. Check back in with us at any time to find out what's happening, and always be the first to know. CityNews, Everywhere.

      Recommended Videos

      2:40
      Federal party leaders try to define the ballot question

      In the final week of the campaign , voters will finally be able to compare costed platforms from the three main political parties.  The Liberal and NDP platforms call for increased spending.   The Conservatives unveil their platform on Tuesday.

      1h ago

      1:55
      SIU investigating police-involved shooting that injured one person

      Authorities say the incident happened in the Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue West area just before 11 p.m. on Sunday.

      3h ago

      5:05
      A look at the legacy of Pope Francis, including historic apology for residential schools

      As worshippers mourn the loss of Pope Francis across the globe, we're learning more on his historic journey as pontiff, which included a trip to Canada, and an apology to residential school victims. Faiza Amin discusses with Brian Carwana, executive director of the Encounter World Religions Centre.

      3h ago

      1:47
      Frustrated with U.S. tariffs, Toronto students decided to do something about it

      In our Speakers Corner Spotlight we take a look at efforts by some students at Seneca Polytechnic who are working to create a ‘Made in Canada’ app. Pat Taney reports

      4h ago

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      2:40
      Federal party leaders try to define the ballot question

      In the final week of the campaign , voters will finally be able to compare costed platforms from the three main political parties.  The Liberal and NDP platforms call for increased spending.   The Conservatives unveil their platform on Tuesday.

      1h ago

      1:55
      SIU investigating police-involved shooting that injured one person

      Authorities say the incident happened in the Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue West area just before 11 p.m. on Sunday.

      3h ago

      5:05
      A look at the legacy of Pope Francis, including historic apology for residential schools

      As worshippers mourn the loss of Pope Francis across the globe, we’re learning more on his historic journey as pontiff, which included a trip to Canada, and an apology to residential school victims. Faiza Amin discusses with Brian Carwana, executive director of the Encounter World Religions Centre.

      3h ago

      1:47
      Frustrated with U.S. tariffs, Toronto students decided to do something about it

      In our Speakers Corner Spotlight we take a look at efforts by some students at Seneca Polytechnic who are working to create a ‘Made in Canada’ app. Pat Taney reports

      4h ago

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      1:55
      SIU investigating police-involved shooting that injured one person

      Authorities say the incident happened in the Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue West area just before 11 p.m. on Sunday.

      3h ago

      3:28
      Remembering the life of Pope Francis

      Pope Francis has passed away at the age of 88. Faiza Amin looks back at the remarkable life of the Pontiff.

      7h ago

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      Tributes pour in following the death of Pope Francis

      Tributes are pouring in following the death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday. Alessandra Carneiro has more on the legacy the Pope leaves behind.

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      Rain showers and thunderstorms coming to the GTA

      Rain showers and thunderstorms are expected to hit the GTA on Monday. Meteorologist Carl Lam has the long range-forecast.

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      2:36
      Conservatives look to capitalize in British Columbia

      Polls suggest British Columbia is going to be the most closely-contested region in the country. Our Glen McGregor breaks down how the Conservatives are trying to gain back grounds in the province.

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      1:55
      SIU investigating police-involved shooting that injured one person

      Authorities say the incident happened in the Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue West area just before 11 p.m. on Sunday.

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      2:31
      Notorious speed camera on Parkside Drive vandalized for a 4th time

      CityNews has obtained new video footage of vandals chopping down the camera in December, Rhianne Campbell reports.
      2:34
      ‘#VoteGaza’ finds its way to this Canadian federal election

      A global online campaign encouraging voters to keep Gaza in mind as a central issue in the upcoming federal election has found its way to Canada. OMNI’s Ziad Arab-Oagley with why many say its no longer just a foreign policy issue.
      2:47
      Advanced voting for federal election begins

      The countdown to election day is on and Canadians are already casting their ballots with four full days of advanced voting kicking off Friday morning. A steady stream of people braving the rain and long lines to get their votes in early.

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      2:40
      Federal party leaders try to define the ballot question

      In the final week of the campaign , voters will finally be able to compare costed platforms from the three main political parties.  The Liberal and NDP platforms call for increased spending.   The Conservatives unveil their platform on Tuesday.

      1h ago

      5:05
      A look at the legacy of Pope Francis, including historic apology for residential schools

      As worshippers mourn the loss of Pope Francis across the globe, we’re learning more on his historic journey as pontiff, which included a trip to Canada, and an apology to residential school victims. Faiza Amin discusses with Brian Carwana, executive director of the Encounter World Religions Centre.

      3h ago

      1:47
      Frustrated with U.S. tariffs, Toronto students decided to do something about it

      In our Speakers Corner Spotlight we take a look at efforts by some students at Seneca Polytechnic who are working to create a ‘Made in Canada’ app. Pat Taney reports

      4h ago

      1:31
      Francis a ‘voice of moral clarity’: Carney

      Prime Minister Mark Carney honoured Pope Francis, calling the late Pontiff a “voice of moral clarity”. Carney went on to mention the Pope’s official apology for the Catholic Church’s role in Canada’s residential school system.

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      Bells toll in St. Peter’s Square to mark death of Pope Francis

      Bells sounded in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican after the passing of Pope Francis. The Vatican announced the 88-year-old’s passing on Monday after he had suffered a serious bout of double pneumonia.

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      Moment of silence for Pope Francis held at New York Stock Exchange

      The New York Stock Exchange held a moment of silence before the start of trading in honour of Pope Francis. The Pontiff passed away on Easter Monday at the age of 88.

      6h ago

      3:28
      Remembering the life of Pope Francis

      Pope Francis has passed away at the age of 88. Faiza Amin looks back at the remarkable life of the Pontiff.

      7h ago

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      Russia accused of violating brief ‘Easter ceasefire,’ Ukraine wary calls for 30-day truce

      Rhianne Campbell reports, the surprise ceasefire announcement comes as the U-S threatens to abandon peace talks.

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