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Critics blast Ford government for giving millions of taxpayer dollars to company now under OPP investigation

The labour minister reportedly has personal ties to the company under investigation. As Tina Yazdani reports, the premier is dismissing calls to fire him.

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Scarborough family’s beloved Christmas display destroyed by masked vandals

It’s a true ‘nightmare before Christmas’: A family’s beloved holiday display featuring massive Christmas inflatables has been destroyed by masked vandals. Brandon Choghri speaks with the homeowner, who says he’s devastated by the destruction.

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Residents and drivers frustrated by Bathurst RAPID TO lane confusion

Frustration is growing over a recently installed RapidTO lane at Bathurst St. and Front St. Afua Baah speaks with neighbourhood residents and businesses about the ongoing confusion happening on the red roadway.

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Conservative pipeline motion fails

A Conservative motion calling on the House of Commons to support 1 or more pipelines to B.C. has failed – winning no support from any other party. The Bloc say this was nothing but an attempt to split the Liberal caucus.

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Here’s how much GTA gas prices are expected to drop this week

Drivers across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) will see a significant drop at the pumps this week, with gas prices expected to fall to 126.9 cents per litre on Wednesday.

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GTA under snowfall warnings, brace for slow Wednesday morning commute

CityNews Chief Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai breaks down which GTA regions will be hit with the hardest snowfall warnings as Southern Ontario braces for heavy, wet snow.

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64-year-old dies after being struck by dump truck in Whitchurch-Stouffville

A 64-year-old man has died after being struck by a dump truck in Whitchurch-Stouffville early Tuesday morning.

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Scarborough man hailed a hero after alerting residents to fire

When a fire broke out in an east-end apartment building, Justin Middlebrook says he ran towards the flames to alert his neighbours. Michelle Mackey has the story, including the latest on one woman who was sent to hospital.

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Hate crime unit investigating after Jewish prayer scrolls stolen in North York

The Toronto police hate crime unit is investigating after several mezuzahs were stolen from a community housing building in North York. Brandon Choghri speaks with residents who say they’re afraid to put the Jewish prayer scrolls back on their door.

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Critics blast Ford government for giving millions of taxpayer dollars to company now under OPP investigation

The labour minister reportedly has personal ties to the company under investigation. As Tina Yazdani reports, the premier is dismissing calls to fire him.

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Scarborough family’s beloved Christmas display destroyed by masked vandals

It’s a true ‘nightmare before Christmas’: A family’s beloved holiday display featuring massive Christmas inflatables has been destroyed by masked vandals. Brandon Choghri speaks with the homeowner, who says he’s devastated by the destruction.

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Residents and drivers frustrated by Bathurst RAPID TO lane confusion

Frustration is growing over a recently installed RapidTO lane at Bathurst St. and Front St. Afua Baah speaks with neighbourhood residents and businesses about the ongoing confusion happening on the red roadway.

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25-year-old man fatally gunned down in Brampton mall parking lot

A homicide investigation is underway after a fatal shooting in Brampton. Rhianne Campbell details what we’re learning about the young victim.

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Conservative pipeline motion fails

A Conservative motion calling on the House of Commons to support 1 or more pipelines to B.C. has failed – winning no support from any other party. The Bloc say this was nothing but an attempt to split the Liberal caucus.

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Vatican takes first step in artifact repatriation efforts

In a gesture of reconciliation, the Vatican has returned dozens of Inuit, First Nation and Metis artifacts to Canada to be returned to their original communities.

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Blue Jays sign Cease and aren’t done shopping

The Toronto Blue Jays introduced their new star pitcher Dylan Cease, and it’s clear the team isn’t done shopping. Alex Seixeiro of 680 NewsRadio explains why Cease is so important, and which players the Jays could still be targeting.

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Air Transat cancels more flights as strike deadline looms

Both the airline and the union representing pilots said progress was being made in negotiations ahead of the Wednesday morning deadline. Erica Natividad with the chaos being felt by passengers.

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Thailand and Cambodia reignite border clashes

Thailand and Cambodia are once again fighting along their contested border. As Karling Donoghue reports, this comes nearly 4 months after both countries signed a U.S. brokered ceasefire deal.

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Trump says ‘no problem’ on releasing video of military’s double strike on boat, then denies saying it

It has been three months since the U.S. military carried out a controversial double strike on a vessel in the Caribbean, and plenty of questions are still being asked about the attack today. Karling Donoghue explains.

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7.6 magnitude earthquake hits Japan, triggers tsunamis

A 7.6 magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of Japan, rocking infrastructure across the north-east portion of the country. As Karling Donoghue explains, it triggered a number of tsunamis.

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Trump accuses Zelenskyy of not reading latest U.S. peace plan for Ukraine

It appears a ceasefire deal between Russia and Ukraine is still far from being done after both sides rejected parts of a U.S.-led peace plan on the weekend. Karling Donoghue explains.

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