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Trustees approve new $23-million school in Tecumseh
Trustees with the Greater Essex County District School Board have approved plans for a new school in Tecumseh.
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Crews battling 5-alarm blaze at Etobicoke bakery
Fire crews are responding to a three-alarm blaze at a bakery in Etobicoke. -
Two people charged after allegedly trying to break into Scarborough mosque
Two people are facing charges after allegedly trying to break into a mosque in Scarborough. -
Toronto hospital working to restore systems after being struck by cyber attack
Humber River Hospital says it is still working to restore its IT systems more than 24 hours after being struck by a ransomware attack. -
Working from home is here to stay, studies show
When the pandemic took hold over a year ago, many companies were concerned about how productive employees would be working from home. -
Some survivors of Ontario's former residential school system skeptical of plan to identify unmarked burial sites
Some survivors of the residential school system in Ontario are reacting to the provincial government’s announcement of $10 million to support the search for unmarked burial sites with caution and skepticism. -
Ontario man says he's out $3,000 after making simple e-Transfer mistake
An Ontario man says he's out $3,000 after he accidentally transferred money to the wrong person using his banking app. -
Green leader Annamie Paul rejects calls to resign as party tees up non-confidence vote
Green Leader Annamie Paul is facing a no-confidence motion that could ultimately oust her from her perch atop the party. -
Toronto police seek witnesses after aggravated assault at downtown patio
Toronto police are seeking witnesses in an aggravated assault in the Entertainment District that left a man in hospital. -
Markham man charged with sexual assault after Tinder date turns violent
York Regional Police (YRP) have placed charges against a 19-year-old Markham man in connection with a violent sexual assault incident that took place on June 14. -
Boat had lights on when it was hit by vessel operated by Linda O'Leary, witness says
A man involved in a deadly boat crash in central Ontario two years ago says the vessel's lights were on when it was struck by another boat captained by Linda O'Leary.
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BNN Bloomberg’s Jon Erichlman with Dave Trafford
BNN Bloomberg’s Jon Erlichman tells Moore In The Morning how Toronto ranks as one of the world’s frothiest housing markets, with Real Estate prices showing the kind of bubble warnings that haven’t been seen since the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis, according to a new report. -
The Morning Brief with Preet Banerjee June 16, 2021
The Morning Brief with Preet Banerjee, personal finance commentator and founder of MoneyGaps. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including Canada’s housing market flashing warnings not seen since the 2008 financial crisis, Dr Tam not giving clear guidance on what the fully vaccinated can do, the modelling being based on old data, and Ontario committing $10M to search residential school sites >
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Interview with Toronto Raptors' Guard Fred VanVleet
Jamil talks to Fred VanVleet about how he's helping Black business owners. -
June 15 - The Jamil Jivani Show - Hour 3
Jon Stewart: Coronavirus 'more than likely caused by science' & Popular conservative video essayist releases deep dive into critical race theory & Texas Newspaper Refuses To Give Description Of Suspect In Mass Shooting Because Of ‘Stereotypes’ & Dueling Guitars night 7: Tom Morello vs Neil Young
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Jim's patio experience; Jim clarifies that he is not being sarcastic; "Don't get me started"; Telling your dad you love him without saying it
Jim spoke about his patio experience earlier in the day; Jim clarifies that a sarcastic statement he made was purely sarcastic; Jim plays "Don't get me started"; Jim asks callers what they do to tell their fathers that they love them without actually telling them -
Jim muses the news; Father talk with David Cooper; Chatting comedy with Jim and David
Jim muses the night's news; Jim and David Cooper talk about their experiences with their fathers; Jim and David spoke to California-based comedian Willy Wu
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Another major resignation in Canada's military
Evan Solomon discusses Lieutenant-General Michael Rouleau resigning from his role as second-in-command of the Canadian Armed Forces after golfing with Gen. Vance. On today's show: Leah West, a former armoured officer and now an assistant professor at Carleton University, discusses the resignation of Lieutenant-General Michael Rouleau. Bob Fife, The Globe and Mail's Ottawa Bureau Chief, talks about the resignation of the second-in-command of the CAF. Jane 'Nightbirde' Marczewski opens up about her golden buzzer performance on America's Got Talent, and her battle with terminal cancer. Paul Storer, Vancouver’s director of transportation, talks about a new plan to increase parking fees for drivers of new gas-powered cars. -
London attack suspect faces terrorism charges
Zain Velji fills-in for Evan Solomon and discusses the latest updates on the terrorism charges laid against the suspect in the deadly attack on the Muslim family in London, Ont. On today's show: Mubin Shaikh, a former counter terrorism operative and professor of public safety at Seneca College, discusses the terror charges laid against the London attack suspect. Zain shares his thoughts on the G7 summit. Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi talks about Islamophobia in Canada following the attack on the Muslim family in London, Ont. We hear listeners' thought on the price of Ubers and Airbnbs going up and if this will drive them back to taxis and hotels.
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The Rush Roundtable - June 15th 2021
Panelists: John Tory Jr Jaskaran Sandhu -
Jon Stewart loses his mind over the 'Wuhan lab leak theory'
In an appearance with Stephen Colbert, he managed to compare this to a chocolate factory
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Science Monday- June 14th
Guest: Dan Riskin- Newstalk 1010 Science Correspondent. -
Touchdowns and Fumbles- June 11th
Guest: Bob Reid, Veteran Communications Advisor.
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