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Private company taking over Toronto’s recycling in 2026

Starting January 1st, Toronto’s recycling will be handled by a private company. Brandon Choghri with the concerns from officials and residents over the collection changes.

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How Ottawa wants to crack down on fraud

With more Canadians falling victim to scams that cost them thousands of dollars, the federal government has plans to crack down on the crime. Erica Natividad with the proposed measures and how soon they could take effect.

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2 suspects arrested, 2 outstanding after armed home invasion in Etobicoke

Two suspects have been arrested in connection to a kidnapping and armed home invasion that happened early Wednesday morning, however police say the hunt isn’t over yet, with two suspects still at large. Catalina Gillies reports.

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At least four countries boycott Eurovision over Isreal’s participation

Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and the Netherlands have pulled out of Eurovision 2026 after organizers decided to allow Israel to compete. Michelle Mackey explains.

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Toronto blue bins to be collected by province: What that means for you

The City of Toronto announced that it will no longer oversee residential recycling services due to provincial legislation requiring a transition to a private provider.

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Ticket prices, stadium sizes criticized ahead of FIFA World Cup final draw

Frustration over ticket prices to World Cup soccer matches in Toronto and Vancouver, and how this week’s tournament draw is an opportunity to bring Canadian and American leaders closer together. Glen McGregor explains.

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Double-digit wind chills, snow squalls return on Thursday

A cold front moves in and temperatures will fall throughout the day, making it feel like -14 across the GTA in the evening

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No timeline for residents to return as Thorncliffe Park condo fire continues to burn

Almost a week after a fire at 2 condo buildings, material between the walls continues to smolder. The Fire Chief says there is no firm timeline for when residents will be allowed to return.

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Loyalty point protections could change under new Ontario bill

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Private company taking over Toronto’s recycling in 2026

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2 suspects arrested, 2 outstanding after armed home invasion in Etobicoke

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Man suffers life-threatening gunshot wounds during attempted robbery

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Premier fires back after liberals accuse him of neglecting students, starving education

A fiery exchange at Queen’s Park as the Liberals accuse the premier of neglecting students, and demand a $1B investment in education to hire support staff. Tina Yazdani reports.

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How Ottawa wants to crack down on fraud

With more Canadians falling victim to scams that cost them thousands of dollars, the federal government has plans to crack down on the crime. Erica Natividad with the proposed measures and how soon they could take effect.

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Natural Resources Minister meets B.C. First Nations

After upsetting some B.C. First Nations with a joke about meeting over Zoom, Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson met West Coast representatives at the Assembly of First Nations Special Chiefs’ Assembly in Ottawa.

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Carney and Trump to meet in Washington at FIFA World Cup draw

Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump for a brief discussion during his trip to Washington for the FIFA World Cup draw.

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At least four countries boycott Eurovision over Isreal’s participation

Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and the Netherlands have pulled out of Eurovision 2026 after organizers decided to allow Israel to compete. Michelle Mackey explains.

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U.K. inquiry finds Putin responsible for deadly poisoning on British soil

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Health experts warns against proposed U.S. CDC childhood vaccine changes

Health experts across the U.S. are warning against potentials changes to the CDC’s childhood vaccine schedule, sounding the alarm on its health safety consequences.

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ICE raids ramp up as Trump halts immigrant visa applications from 19 countries

The U.S. ramps up ICE raids throughout the country, while Trump pauses immigration applications from Somalia and 18 other non-European countries. Alessandra Carneiro reports.

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