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Woman taken to hospital with critical injuries following North York hit-and-run
A female pedestrian has been taken hospital with life-threatening injuries following a hit-and-run in North York. -
More than 90 per cent of Ontario LTC homes meet A/C standards
More than 90 per cent of Ontario's long-term care homes are now providing air conditioning in all resident rooms -- an update that comes now that temperatures across the province are dropping. -
Less than one per cent of U of T students requested vax mandate exemption
Less than one per cent of the 8,400 University of Toronto students living on campus have requested an exemption to its triple-COVID-19-shot mandate, the school said Wednesday. -
Yankees' Aaron Judge hits 61st home run of the season, ties AL record
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge tied the MLB American League record for most home runs in a single season Wednesday night during a game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre. -
Barry Sherman-founded Apotex being acquired
GUEST: Kevin Donovan - Toronto Star’s Chief Investigative Reporter
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Wait times for children needing surgery in Canada putting them at risk of lifelong consequences
GUEST: Emily Gruenwoldt - President & CEO, Children’s Healthcare Canada and Executive Director, Pediatric Chairs of Canada
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Smart Speakers for September 21 with Matt Gurney and Amie Archibald-Varley
GUEST - Matt Gurney - Cofounder & Editor of “The Line” an online magazine & Columnist for TVO; Amie Archibald-Varley - nurse and health equity advocate, co host of “The Gritty Nurse Podcast”
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St. Catharines auto plant cleared to reopen after acid spill sent more than 20 to hospital
A St. Catharines, Ont., auto plant says it has been cleared to reopen after an acid spill sent up to two dozen of its employees to a Niagara Region hospital on Tuesday. -
Tributes pour in for Canadian actor Robert Cormier after 'unexpected' death
Heavy-hearted tributes are pouring in for Canadian actor Robert Cormier, best known for his roles in 'Heartland,' 'Slasher' and 'American Gods.' -
Man convicted of shooting up Brampton strip mall is now on the run
A man convicted of spraying bullets into a Brampton strip mall as a ploy to distract police from a smash-and-grab at a nearby jewellery store has slipped away and is now on the run, CTV News has learned.
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Woman taken to hospital with critical injuries following North York hit-and-run
A female pedestrian has been taken hospital with life-threatening injuries following a hit-and-run in North York. -
International student program growing each year
The Sudbury Catholic District School Board held a recent gathering to welcome international students from who are here to complete a year of high school. -
More than 90 per cent of Ontario LTC homes meet A/C standards
More than 90 per cent of Ontario's long-term care homes are now providing air conditioning in all resident rooms -- an update that comes now that temperatures across the province are dropping. -
Less than one per cent of U of T students requested vax mandate exemption
Less than one per cent of the 8,400 University of Toronto students living on campus have requested an exemption to its triple-COVID-19-shot mandate, the school said Wednesday. -
Yankees' Aaron Judge hits 61st home run of the season, ties AL record
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge tied the MLB American League record for most home runs in a single season Wednesday night during a game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre. -
Car parts shortage causing long waits for vehicle maintenance
The backlogged global supply chain is leading to a delay for some looking to get their vehicles fixed. -
Giant atlas brings Indigenous history into Waterloo region schools
An Indigenous Peoples atlas fills almost half of the gymnasium at St. Gabriel's School in Cambridge as a way to teach truth and reconciliation to the next generation. -
Indigenous-based mural unveiled in Kitchener’s Victoria Park
A new mural has been unveiled at Kitchener’s Victoria Park Pavilion, with the artwork created by a youth Indigenous program in collaboration with Family and Children’s Services of Waterloo Region. -
Voting for Barrie municipal election online or by phone
For the first time, the City of Barrie will not have in-person voting for the upcoming city-wide municipal election.
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