Bombardier-Airbus partnership will help avoid U.S. duties

Bombardier-Airbus partnership will help avoid U.S. duties

Airbus is buying a majority stake in Bombardier's CSeries program and assembling the plane in the U.S. to avoid import duties. Bombardier CEO Alain Bellemare says the partnership will mean an increased production of planes.

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20 candidates are vying to be the next Mississauga mayor

20 candidates are vying to be the next Mississauga mayor

There are 20 candidates who will be running for mayor of Mississauga. Melissa Nakhavoly with more on who is vying for the city’s top job.

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Condo market slump stalling construction projects

Condo market slump stalling construction projects

As demand for condos in Toronto suddenly softens, more developers are pulling the plug on new projects, even on some that have already started. David Zura explains.

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Subway shutdown continues between Kipling and Jane stations

Subway shutdown continues between Kipling and Jane stations

Subway service on the western portion of Line 2 continues to be impacted after a track fire earlier this week. Shauna Hunt reports shuttle busses are running, and service could be impacted through the weekend.

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1 in 5 report getting ill from unsafe food

1 in 5 report getting ill from unsafe food

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Subway shutdown continues between Kipling and Jane stations

Subway shutdown continues between Kipling and Jane stations

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Etobicoke man goes above and beyond to recover stolen vehicle

Etobicoke man goes above and beyond to recover stolen vehicle

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Fire repairs to affect subway service on portion of TTC's Line 2

Fire repairs to affect subway service on portion of TTC’s Line 2

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City ramps up rules for dangerous dogs

City ramps up rules for dangerous dogs

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Police believe fatal fall from downtown balcony was murder

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20 candidates are vying to be the next Mississauga mayor

20 candidates are vying to be the next Mississauga mayor

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Condo market slump stalling construction projects

Condo market slump stalling construction projects

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Subway shutdown continues between Kipling and Jane stations

Subway shutdown continues between Kipling and Jane stations

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1 in 5 report getting ill from unsafe food

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1 in 5 report getting ill from unsafe food

1 in 5 report getting ill from unsafe food

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Canadian adults falling behind on vaccinations

Canadian adults falling behind on vaccinations

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"Every single family on Aamjiwnaang has gotten sick"

“Every single family on Aamjiwnaang has gotten sick”

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Celebrating the life and career of legendary broadcaster Bob Cole

Celebrating the life and career of legendary broadcaster Bob Cole

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'We love you': Gaza children react to U.S. campus protests

‘We love you’: Gaza children react to U.S. campus protests

Pro-Palestinian demonstrations continue to spread across U.S. college campuses and now Europe, amid rising pressure from police. Brandon Choghri with the reaction from young children in Gaza.

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Will China interfere in the U.S. Presidential election?

Will China interfere in the U.S. Presidential election?

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Supreme Court immunity ruling could delay Trump's election subversion case

Supreme Court immunity ruling could delay Trump’s election subversion case

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Biden says 'history will remember' historic spending bill

Biden says ‘history will remember’ historic spending bill

A bipartisan spending bill will provide foreign aid to war-ravaged countries and it could also pave the way for TikTok to be banned across the United States. CNN’s Karin Caifa discusses why the pact is so historic.