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Meta and YouTube found liable in social media addiction trial

Meta and YouTube have been found liable for negligence over a landmark U.S. trial where a woman claims their social media websites should have warnings for younger users of potential addiction to the apps.

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Quebec Secularism law up for debate at Supreme Court

It is a debate over the rights of a province vs the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Cynthia Mulligan dives into Bill 21, which is being challenged before the Supreme Court in this week’s CityTalks.

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GTA gas prices set to jump again at midnight

After a 12 cent drop overnight, gas prices are set to climb once again by midnight Thursday.

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Air Canada CEO criticized for English-only condolence message, PM says he’s ‘very disappointed’

The CEO of Air Canada Michael Rousseau is being summoned to testify at the House of Commons official languages committee over his English-only condolence message addressing the fatal Air Canada jet crash in New York.

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Person found dead after house explosion in Mississauga

One person has died in a house explosion in Mississauga late Monday night, Peel police say. Emergency crews were called to the home near Mavis and Bristol roads at around 10:30 p.m. and found it engulfed in flames.

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Temperature rollercoaster to bring frosty mornings

Frosty mornings are expected on the weekend alongside the rollercoaster temperatures. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast.

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Homeowner says developer tried to cut down tree on his property

A Toronto homeowner says a developer came onto his property and tried to cut down his tree after removing part of his fence. Brandon Choghri speaks with the shocked resident, as the city continues to investigate the conduct of Modcity.

20h ago

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Students return to Queen’s Park demanding OSAP cuts be reversed

Post-secondary students returned to Queen’s Park to protest OSAP changes as MPPs returned to the legislature. But as Tina Yazdani reports, the Ford government is standing by its cuts to student aid grants.

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GTA experiences temperatures swings, cold mornings to persist

Regions across the GTA are continuing to experience temperatures swings as cold mornings are expected to persist.

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GTA gas prices set to jump again at midnight

After a 12 cent drop overnight, gas prices are set to climb once again by midnight Thursday.

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Air Canada ‘believes’ all labour disruption refunds have been issued

A viewer reached out to Speakers Corner asking us to look into whether Air Canada has processed all claims for refunds related to the August labour disruption. Pat Taney reports.

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Ontario to temporarily waive HST on all eligible homebuyers of newly built homes

The Ford government announced it will be extending its housing tax relief to all homebuyers of newly built homes up to $1 million dollars, and not just for first-time buyers.

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Driver charged after hitting parked car, flipping his own car over

A man has been charged with careless driving after striking a parked car causing his car to flip over in the Eastern Ave. and Larchmont Ave. area in Leslieville.

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National Videos

7:25

Quebec Secularism law up for debate at Supreme Court

It is a debate over the rights of a province vs the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Cynthia Mulligan dives into Bill 21, which is being challenged before the Supreme Court in this week’s CityTalks.

52m ago

3:29

Air Canada CEO criticized for English-only condolence message, PM says he’s ‘very disappointed’

The CEO of Air Canada Michael Rousseau is being summoned to testify at the House of Commons official languages committee over his English-only condolence message addressing the fatal Air Canada jet crash in New York.

4h ago

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Paikin on Politics: Fallout from AG report on international student program

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for the resignation of Liberal cabinet ministers following the auditor general’s report on the international student program, and other political news with Steve Paikin and Caryn Ceolin.

3h ago

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Pride organizations ask for federal help

Pride parades and festivals are drawing bigger crowds – but organizers say they’re also facing rising costs and more threats to security. The federal government says it’s already providing plenty of money for Queer groups in Canada.

20h ago

World Videos

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Meta and YouTube found liable in social media addiction trial

Meta and YouTube have been found liable for negligence over a landmark U.S. trial where a woman claims their social media websites should have warnings for younger users of potential addiction to the apps.

48m ago

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LaGuardia safety concerns reported by pilots before fatal Air Canada crash, records show

Months before the fatal Air Canada jet crash at New York’s LaGuardia airport, government records indicated pilots had raised safety concerns for miscommunication and increasing pressure on air traffic controllers.

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Russia hits Ukraine in massive barrage

At least five people were killed after Russia launched hundreds of drones and missiles across Ukraine in a major overnight attack. Officials say energy infrastructure was also hit, causing outages. Brandon Rowe reports.

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Day 25 of U.S.-Israel war with Iran

New missile strikes hit Israel as civilians in Iran describe fear and uncertainty. With divided reaction in the U.S. and fuel shortages emerging in India, the war’s impact is spreading. Brandon Rowe reports.

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