GTA gas prices hit 4-year high

GTA gas prices hit 4-year high

Gas prices in the GTA have hit a four-year high, and analyst Dan McTeague says the price of oil, low Canadian dollar and carbon tax are all factors.

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Business Report: Taylor Swift sets another record

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Who's leading the Presidential race: Biden or Trump?

Who’s leading the Presidential race: Biden or Trump?

A new poll measures voter support for Joe Biden and Donald Trump in the U.S. Presidential election. Plus, as CNN’s Julia Benbrook explains, it appears likely that the two candidates will eventually face off in a televised debate.

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U.S. urges Hamas to accept 'extraordinarily generous' truce proposal

U.S. urges Hamas to accept ‘extraordinarily generous’ truce proposal

Washington is pushing Hamas to accept Israel’s latest ceasefire proposal, as ‘last chance’ talks move forward in Egypt. Brandon Choghri with why the U.S. is calling the new offer ‘extraordinarily generous.’

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Columbia University refuses to divest from Israel as campus protests continue

Columbia University refuses to divest from Israel as campus protests continue

U.S. universities are facing increased pressure to respond to campus protests over the Gaza war, with graduation ceremonies hanging in the balance. Brandon Choghri has the details.

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Lecce discusses plan to limit cellphone use, social media and vaping in schools

Lecce discusses plan to limit cellphone use, social media and vaping in schools

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Ontario to limit cellphone usage in class and ban vaping

Ontario to limit cellphone usage in class and ban vaping

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Wave of cats arrives in GTA

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Jays' pitchers help build memories with young fans

Jays’ pitchers help build memories with young fans

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Transit workers vote yes to strike mandate

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Ontario cracking down on cellphone and vape use at school

Ontario cracking down on cellphone and vape use at school

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Ontario to limit cellphone usage in class and ban vaping

Ontario to limit cellphone usage in class and ban vaping

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Dozens of Arrests at U.S. College Protests

Dozens of Arrests at U.S. College Protests

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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

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Who's leading the Presidential race: Biden or Trump?

Who’s leading the Presidential race: Biden or Trump?

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U.S. urges Hamas to accept 'extraordinarily generous' truce proposal

U.S. urges Hamas to accept ‘extraordinarily generous’ truce proposal

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Columbia University refuses to divest from Israel as campus protests continue

Columbia University refuses to divest from Israel as campus protests continue

U.S. universities are facing increased pressure to respond to campus protests over the Gaza war, with graduation ceremonies hanging in the balance. Brandon Choghri has the details.

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

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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.