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Canada signs energy deal with India, Carney briefly raises concern for foreign interference

Canada has reached a $2.6B energy deal with India during Carney’s critical visit to New Delhi, his concern for foreign interference was raised, but no word of response from Modi.

11m ago

1:15

Air Canada cancels flights to Israel, Dubai, travel advisory issued

Air Canada says it is cancelling flights to Israel and Dubai through the first few days of March following the U.S. and Israel’s attack on Iran.

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2:04

U.S., Israel and Iran continue to exchange fire as deaths on all sides reported

More strikes are expected to continue in the U.S. and Israel’s attack on Iran as several people have been killed amid the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

33m ago

5:59

Stikes on Iran met with cautious hope among Iranian-Canadians

Caryn Ceolin is joined by Hamid Gharajeh with the Iran Democratic Association to discuss why there is cautious hope among Iranian-Canadians that the killing of Iran’s supreme leader will restore democracy in their native country.

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Rallies for Iran regime change return to downtown Toronto

A duo of demonstrations were held in Toronto’s core Sunday afternoon supporting military operations in Iran. However, each group has different ideas for the county’s future if the regime is toppled. David Zura explains.

15h ago

2:40

Parkdale apartment tenants stage rent strike against retroactive increase

Tenants of a Parkdale apartment building say they’ve had enough, going on a rent strike over a proposed above-guideline increase. Rhianne Campbell explains why they say the fight is about more than just rent.

16h ago

2:14

Annex Academy of Music helps new bands shine on stage

After just a few months of practice, musicians of all ages hit the stage on Sunday at the Rex Hotel Jazz and Blues Bar to show off what they have learned. CityNews’ Rob Leth channeled his inner rock star to file his report.

16h ago

1:46

Bitter wind chills to begin first week of March

A sunny but cold start to March before temperatures get back to seasonal on Tuesday and warm up towards the end of the week.

16h ago

1:23

Parkdale apartment tenants stage rent strike against retroactive increase

Residents of a Parkdale apartment building are staging a rent strike to protest the landlord’s application for a retroactive 2025 rent increase that would amount to more than five per cent.

19h ago

Local Videos

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Iranian-owned business targeted in Thornhill shooting

York Regional Police are investigating after an Iranian-owned business in Thornhill was hit by gunfire early Sunday morning.

1h ago

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Carbon monoxide leak sends one person to hospital in Etobicoke

Toronto fire crews are investigating the source of a carbon monoxide leak that sent one person to the hospital early Monday after an overnight emergency in Etobicoke.

1h ago

0:54

College and Bay to be shut down for construction, brief pause for World Cup

Another large construction project is set to close several downtown Toronto intersections for most of the rest of this year, with a brief break during the World Cup.

1h ago

2:16

Rallies for Iran regime change return to downtown Toronto

A duo of demonstrations were held in Toronto’s core Sunday afternoon supporting military operations in Iran. However, each group has different ideas for the county’s future if the regime is toppled. David Zura explains.

15h ago

National Videos

2:35

Canada signs energy deal with India, Carney briefly raises concern for foreign interference

Canada has reached a $2.6B energy deal with India during Carney’s critical visit to New Delhi, his concern for foreign interference was raised, but no word of response from Modi.

11m ago

1:15

Air Canada cancels flights to Israel, Dubai, travel advisory issued

Air Canada says it is cancelling flights to Israel and Dubai through the first few days of March following the U.S. and Israel’s attack on Iran.

24m ago

5:59

Stikes on Iran met with cautious hope among Iranian-Canadians

Caryn Ceolin is joined by Hamid Gharajeh with the Iran Democratic Association to discuss why there is cautious hope among Iranian-Canadians that the killing of Iran’s supreme leader will restore democracy in their native country.

13m ago

2:21

‘We prefer a diplomatic solution’: Anand on U.S. and Israel’s strike on Iran

Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister addressed the U.S. and Israel’s attack on Iran saying while Canada shares the U.S.’ concerns for Iran’s nuclear power however she prefers a ‘diplomatic solution.’

2h ago

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2:04

U.S., Israel and Iran continue to exchange fire as deaths on all sides reported

More strikes are expected to continue in the U.S. and Israel’s attack on Iran as several people have been killed amid the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

33m ago

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Catherine O’Hara wins posthumous award for ‘The Studio’

Seth Rogen accepted an award on behalf of the late great comedy legend Catherine O’Hara, who was awarded for best female actor in a comedy series for the show ‘The Studio’ at the Actor Awards.

1h ago

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How the global markets are reacting to U.S., Israel’s attack on Iran

680 News Radio Senior Business Editor Mike Eppel explains how the global markets are reacting to the U.S. and Israel’s attack on Iran and what it could mean for Canada.

2h ago

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Iran vows revenge over assassination of Supreme Leader

Iran is vowing revenge over the assassination of its supreme leader. As Karling Donoghue explains, the death toll on all sides of the conflict is growing.

8h ago

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