The Lunch Break
Toronto · Monday, June 22, 2026 · 12:00 PM local · 21 min
Rundown
Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- APeel Health Officials Alert Possible Measles Exposure at Toronto AirportCityNews Toronto
- AToronto police charge drone operator after FIFA‑zone interceptionCityNews Toronto
- AFord and Canadian autoworkers' union begin contract talks in TorontoCityNews Toronto
- AToronto Investor Larry Tanenbaum’s Kilmer Sports Ventures Funds Women’s Hockey LeagueGlobal News Toronto
- AToronto Election Seen as Chance to Secure Funding for Community Land TrustsGlobal News Toronto
- BOntario blocks public access to Premier Ford's daily scheduleCBC Toronto
- BTransit Riders Convene at Scarborough Summit Ahead of Toronto ElectionCityNews Toronto
- BOntario tenants must pay 50% of claimed arrears to raise other issues at hearingsCBC Toronto
- BGerman and Ivory Coast supporters flood Toronto streets before World Cup gameGlobal News Toronto
- BToronto Public Health warns of surge in downtown overdosesCBC Toronto
- DOntario minister asks Alto to study Kingston high‑speed rail stopCityNews Toronto
- DOntario brothers showcase 200 vintage soccer jerseys at Toronto pop‑upCBC Toronto
Stories from this broadcast
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German and Ivory Coast Fans Swarm Toronto Ahead of World Cup Match
Thousands of German and Ivory Coast fans marched through Toronto on June 20, temporarily closing streets as they celebrated ahead of their World Cup match,…
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Peel Health Issues Measles Exposure Alert at Pearson Airport
Peel Region public health officials warned on June 13 that airport visitors may have been exposed to measles after a confirmed case was identified on Ethiopian…
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Toronto Police Charge Drone Operator After World Cup Interception
Toronto police charged a drone operator after intercepting an unauthorized drone near World Cup venues on June 21, reinforcing strict no‑fly rules around…
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Ontario Stops Publishing Premier Ford’s Daily Schedule
Ontario’s revised freedom of information law now excludes ministers, ending public release of Premier Doug Ford’s daily schedule.
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Kilmer Sports Ventures Invests in Professional Women’s Hockey League
Kilmer Sports Ventures, led by Toronto investor Larry Tanenbaum, announced a June 22, 2026 investment in the Professional Women’s Hockey League to bolster the…
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Ford and Unifor Begin Contract Talks in Toronto
Ford and Unifor started collective‑bargaining talks in Toronto on June 22, 2026, to replace contracts for about 19,000 Canadian autoworkers that expire in…
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Ontario Tenants Must Pay Half Rent Arrears to Raise Other Issues
Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board now requires tenants accused of owing rent to pay half of the claimed arrears before they can raise other complaints at a…
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Toronto Public Health Issues Warning Over Downtown Overdose Surge
Toronto Public Health warned on June 19 that overdose incidents are rising in downtown Toronto, urging residents to stay alert and use emergency resources. The…
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Transit Riders Hold Scarborough Summit Ahead of Election
A Summit for Better Transit held on June 21 at the Scarborough Civic Centre gathered riders and community leaders to share concerns ahead of the October…
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Election Seen as Chance to Fund Community Land Trusts
Advocates are pressing the October 2026 municipal election to secure city funding for a program that enables community land trusts and non‑profits to buy…
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