Join us live as Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw provides an update on the shooting at the U.S Consulate that occurred July 27.

LIVE: Toronto Police to provide an update on shooting at the U.S Consulate

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Join us live on July 1, as we celebrate Canada's 159th birthday, broadcasting live from Parliament Hill in Ottawa. www.youtube.com/live/n3SiKpY...

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Join us live at the Toronto Stadium as fans arrive for Canada's opening FIFA World Cup match against Bosnia-Herzegovina. www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWgy...

LIVE: Fans arrive for Canada's opening FIFA World Cup match

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We’re live at the Fairmont Royal York where former U.S. president Barack Obama is set to headline Canada 2020's Anniversary Gala. www.youtube.com/live/q13ZZb6...

LIVE: Obama set to deliver keynote speech at Fairmont Royal York

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We’re live from Cafe Diplomatico in Toronto as fans gather to watch Italy vs. Bosnia. www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYX-... Follow our coverage for the atmosphere, reactions, and key moments from the watch party. #Toronto #Italy #Bosnia #LiveCoverage

LIVE: Italy takes on Bosnia for a spot in the FIFA World Cup

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This time last year, the average Canadian might have struggled to pick Mark Carney's face out of a crowd. Now he's among the most recognizable faces in the country, and was selected The Canadian Press Newsmaker of the Year in an annual survey of newsroom editors and leaders from across the country.

Prime Minister Mark Carney named The Canadian Press Newsmaker of the Year

OTTAWA - This time last year, the average Canadian might have struggled to pick Mark Carney's face out of a crowd.

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Join The Canadian Press on Thursday, Oct. 30 at 2 p.m. ET for a live webinar and Q&A as we share the inside scoop on what makes a story newsworthy to Canada's national news agency. www.thecanadianpress.com/prwebinar

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In the news today: Stellantis' move upsets union, conservatives win N.L. election

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Carney wraps up trip to UN General Assembly 2️⃣ Return to office foiling feds' plan to sell space 3️⃣ CFIA prepares for cull on B.C. ostrich farm 4️⃣ How to get Toronto Blue Jays playoff tickets 5️⃣ Sarah McLachlan performs on Kimmel's 1st show back

In the news today: P.M. wraps up U.N. visit, Ontario office return upsets sales plans

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Alberta to use notwithstanding power in trans laws 2️⃣ Fraser says court should 'shape' Charter override 3️⃣ Carney to visit train yard on Mexico City trip 4️⃣ National Defence using U.S. cloud services 5️⃣ Business travel to the U.S. remains resilient

In the news today: Alberta to use notwithstanding power in trans laws

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In the news today: Carney in Mexico, protesting Ottawa's agenda, B.C. lichen at risk

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The Bank of Canada cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point on Wednesday as the central bank worries less about inflation risks and more about a slowing economy. The central bank’s policy rate now stands at 2.5 per cent, breaking a streak of three consecutive holds since March.

Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate to 2.5% as U.S. tariff risks shift

OTTAWA - The Bank of Canada cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point on Wednesday as the central bank worries less about inflation risks and more about a

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In the news today: Interest rate update, Alberta Next tour, and arts prizes awarded

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ MPs trade jabs as House of Commons returns 2️⃣ StatCan set to release August inflation data today 3️⃣ Critics question impetus for Alberta ID change 4️⃣ More small businesses missing payments: Equifax 5️⃣ Should Canadians talk to strangers more?

In the news today: MPs trade jabs as House of Commons returns

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In the news today: Canada Post union to give update on negotiations

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Prime Minister Mark Carney says the temporary foreign worker program needs a "focused approach" that targets the needs of specific sectors and regions.

Carney says temporary foreign worker program needs a 'focused approach'

OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney says the the temporary foreign worker program needs a "focused approach" that targets the needs of specific sectors and regions.

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In the news today: Liberal caucus meets, first federal budget coming soon, TIFF day 7

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Teck Resources to merge with Anglo American 2️⃣ Ottawa working on public registry of AI use 3️⃣ B.C. turns off forage farmers' irrigation taps 4️⃣ Gold mining dominates TSX top-performing stocks 5️⃣ Outrage in Ontario town over 'super school' fiasco

In the news today: Teck Resources to merge with Anglo American

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Carney settles in for Day 2 of cabinet retreat 2️⃣ Empower NATO to fight global info war: report 3️⃣ NDP pitches tighter Israel arms controls 4️⃣ Teen workers hit hard by tough job market: report 5️⃣ TIFF opens 50th edition with John Candy doc

In the news today: Day 2 of Carney cabinet retreat, TIFF launches with John Candy doc

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Cabinet meets to talk trade war, defence spending 2️⃣ AI chatbots changing online threat landscape 3️⃣ Assembly of First Nations meeting in Winnipeg 4️⃣ N.B. to make announcement on school breakfast 5️⃣ Putin meets North Korea's Kim in Beijing

In the news today: Liberals' cabinet meeting begins, online harms act to be reviewed

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Strike deadline passes for public service staff 2️⃣ Quebec declines legal aid to address racism 3️⃣ Alberta Next Panel continues tour in Medicine Hat 4️⃣ In-office mandates likely to worsen traffic 5️⃣ Canadian actor Graham Greene dead at 73

In the news today: Strike deadline passes for public service staff

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Canadian cash helps rebuild kids hospital in Kyiv 2️⃣ Smith punts criticism at Fort McMurray town hall 3️⃣ Unofficial results: Tories on top in Manitoba vote 4️⃣ Vancouver airport reports delays, cites staffing 5️⃣ Small businesses brace for latest trade barrier

In the news today: Canadian cash helps Kyiv rebuild kids hospital, Alberta Next panel

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Canadian cash helps rebuild kids hospital in Kyiv 2️⃣ Smith punts criticism at Fort McMurray town hall 3️⃣ Unofficial results: Tories on top in Manitoba vote 4️⃣ Vancouver airport reports delays, cites staffing 5️⃣ Small businesses brace for latest trade barrier

In the news today: Canadian cash helps Kyiv rebuild kids hospital, Alberta Next panel

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Carney unveils energy agreement with Germany 2️⃣ Canada narrows sub suppliers to two options 3️⃣ Alberta Next panel set for event in Fort McMurray 4️⃣ Byelection today in western Manitoba 5️⃣ Woman being sued over 'pretendians' allegations

In the news today: Carney unveils energy agreement with Germany

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Air Canada ramping up to near full schedule 2️⃣ Concern emerging about fate of online bills 3️⃣ Climate-driven heat a public health crisis for workers: WHO 4️⃣ Edmonton Pride Parade returns with trans march 5️⃣ Banks set to report third-quarter results

In the news today: Air Canada ramping up to near full schedule

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Anand set to meet with Rubio in Washington 2️⃣ Most Air Canada domestic, U.S. flights operating 3️⃣ Firefighters continue to battle N.S. wildfires 4️⃣ Moe, federal minister to meet on canola tariff 5️⃣ B.C. anglers get rare chance for sockeye fishing

In the news today: Anand and Rubio meeting in D.C., Air Canada close to full return

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Air Canada says it plans to announce a new "exceptional policy" in which the company will cover transportation expenses incurred by customers while getting to their destinations during the recent work stoppage. The airline said it would share details about the policy on Wednesday.

Air Canada set to announce new expenses policy for passengers as restart continues

Air Canada says it plans to announce a new "exceptional policy" in which the company will cover transportation expenses incurred by customers while getting to their destinations during the recent

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Air Canada's North American routes ramp up today 2️⃣ Section 107 of labour code is 'dead': union leader 3️⃣ Canada Post, union head back to bargaining table 4️⃣ Enbridge, Cenovus target of greenwashing complaint 5️⃣ Quebec promises changes to forestry bill

In the news today: Air Canada flying again; Canada Post, workers pick up negotiations

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Health Canada has approved Ozempic to reduce the risk of further kidney decline among patients with Type 2 diabetes.

Health Canada approves Ozempic to reduce kidney deterioration in people with diabetes

TORONTO - Health Canada has approved Ozempic to reduce the risk of further kidney decline among patients with Type 2 diabetes.

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Top things to know for today: 1️⃣ Air Canada unionized flight attendants give notice 2️⃣ Experts issue warnings about Google's AI summaries 3️⃣ Ex-general calls for medals review for Afghan vets 4️⃣ Roughly 20,000 under evacuation alert in N.L. 5️⃣ Extreme heat persists in Atlantic Canada

In the news today: No Air Canada strike or lockout yet, Google AI summaries concerns

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