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The national $10-a-day child-care program will still maintain current costs for families but Education Minister Paul Calandra says there still isn’t enough funding to meet its goal. Mark McAllister reports.
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Beaches residents say an 11-storey condo proposal threatens the wildlife in the Glen Stewart Ravine. Brandon Choghri with why they're concerned, and why the agreement between the city and the developer remains a mystery.
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Prospect Cemetery marks Remembrance Day with 97th annual sunrise service. Dilshad Burman brings us some of the poignant moments.
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A Toronto model with down syndrome is headed for the silver screen. Audra Brown with how the teen is inspiring everyone to dream big, and be brave.
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Beaches residents say an 11-storey condo proposal threatens the wildlife in the Glen Stewart Ravine. Brandon Choghri with why they’re concerned, and why the agreement between the city and the developer remains a mystery.
Something surprising is showing up on driveways across Aurora. Shauna Hunt is speaking to residents about the confusing rollout of a new garbage and recycling program.
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Rhianne Campbell reports, OPP recorded about 340 collisions on GTA roads in a 24 hour period from Sunday to Monday.
Canada has had its measles elimination status revoked after more than 25 years. Erica Natividad with what this means and what it will take to get it back.
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A man who was the subject of a Canada-wide arrest warrant has turned himself in over a fatal shooting in Scarborough.
After 27 years, Canada has officially lost its measles elimination status amid ongoing transmission of the virus among unvaccinated communities.
80 years since World War II ended, and 25 years since the Unknown Soldier was interred in Ottawa, Canadians braved the elements to pay their respects. Veterans say we must remember the price Canadian soldiers paid, for peace.
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A new survey found that most Canadians are preparing to cut back on their spending this holiday season.
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The National Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa brought Canadians of all walks of life for a moment of reflection and gratitude in the nation’s capital.
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Caryn Ceolin is joined by Minister of Industry Melanie Joly to discuss the future of production at GM’s Ingersoll plant, ahead of her meeting with Unifor workers. Plus, what the Carney government’s new ‘Buy Canadian’ policy will mean for you.
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Thousands of U.S. air travellers hoping to take to the skies scramble to make alternate plans as the FAA expands cuts to domestic flights. Afua Baah reports.
Pakistan officials say a suicide bombing outside an Islamabad courthouse has left 12 people dead – the deadliest attack in the country’s capital in nearly two decades. Afua Baah reports.
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote Wednesday on a bill to end the longest government shutdown in American history.
At least 4 people are dead and more than 1 million are now displaced across the Philippines following Typhoon Fung-Wong. Karling Donoghue reports.
