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On airToronto · Saturday, August 29, 2026 · 12:00 PM local · 24 min
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- ACyclists Ride Downtown Toronto to Protest Bike Lane RemovalCityNews Toronto
- AToronto Police Search for Three Suspects in Early‑Morning Weston ShootingCityNews Toronto
- AMan critically injured in downtown Toronto stabbingCityNews Toronto
- AMilton Man Charged in GTA Human Trafficking CaseCityNews Toronto
- AToronto Police Ask Public Help After Wednesday Hit‑and‑RunCBC Toronto
- BTeen injured in Toronto bike‑car collisionGlobal News Toronto
- BToronto's Randolph College for the Performing Arts to Shut Down After Accreditation FailureCBC Toronto
- BTen Torontonians Missing After Nepal Flooding, Isha Foundation SaysGlobal News Toronto
- BPort Hope Police Board Member Suspended for Six-Month Conflict‑of‑Interest ViolationCBC Toronto
- BOntario career college group warned province of possible OSAP misuse in 2023CBC Toronto
Stories from this broadcast
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Cyclists Rally Downtown to Contest Bike Lane Dismantling
Cycling advocates staged a rally ride in downtown Toronto on August 29, 2026 to protest the removal of 19 km of protected bike lanes after a court ruling…
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Teen Injured After Bike‑Car Crash at Steeles and Maxome
A teen was injured when a car hit a bicycle at Steeles and Maxome Avenue on August 28, 2026, prompting a Toronto Police Service investigation into the crash.
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Court Upholds Greenbelt Law, Rejects Developer Challenge
The Ontario Court of Appeal upheld a 2023 law restoring fifteen parcels to the Greenbelt, rejecting a developer’s claim that the law violated constitutional…
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Toronto Police Seek Three Suspects in Early‑Morning Weston Shooting
Toronto Police are searching for three unidentified suspects after a shooting at the Church Street and Weston Road intersection just before 4 a.m. on Saturday,…
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Randolph College for Performing Arts to Close After Accreditation Failure
Randolph College for the Performing Arts in Toronto is shutting down after failing to secure renewed accreditation, a decision confirmed by the Ontario…
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Toronto Mayoral Candidates Address U.S. Tariff Dispute Impact
Toronto mayoral candidates are outlining city actions to help businesses amid the Canada‑U.S. tariff dispute, making trade policy a central theme in the…
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Man Critically Injured in Downtown Toronto Stabbing
A man was critically stabbed at Dundas Street West and Augusta Avenue in downtown Toronto on Aug. 29, 2026, and is now in intensive care. Police are…
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Ten Toronto Travelers Missing After Nepal Border Flood
Ten Toronto residents are missing after a sudden flood at the Nepal‑China border, where they had just arrived, according to the Isha Foundation. Heavy rains…
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Milton Man Charged in GTA Human Trafficking Case
A Milton resident has been charged with multiple offenses for allegedly trafficking a woman across the GTA, following a police investigation that started in…
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Port Hope Police Board Member Suspended for Conflict‑of‑Interest Violation
A Port Hope Police Board member was suspended for six months without pay after repeatedly violating conflict‑of‑interest rules by trying to secure a firearms…
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Police Seek Public Help Identifying Driver in Junction‑Wallace Emerson Hit‑and‑Run
Toronto police are requesting help from the public to identify the driver who fled a Wednesday night hit‑and‑run in the Junction‑Wallace Emerson area, with the…
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Career College Association Alerts Ontario to Possible OSAP Misuse
Ontario's career college association warned the provincial government in 2023 of suspicious OSAP disbursements at several campuses, prompting a review of…
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