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Toronto · Saturday, October 10, 2026 · 12:00 PM local · 20 min
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- AToronto Police Seek Suspect in Moss Park Apartment AssaultCityNews Toronto
- AProducer Linda Schuyler launches documentary on Cobourg tent encampmentCityNews Toronto
- AToronto Pedestrian Deaths Near Five‑Year Peak, Police Data ShowsCBC Toronto
- AOntario watchdog clears Toronto officer who shot suspect in Const. Pinizzotto caseGlobal News Toronto
- AOntario Court of Appeal Allows Hamilton Encampment Law Challenge to ProceedGlobal News Toronto
- BPoll shows Bradford closing gap on Chow in Toronto mayoral raceCBC Toronto
- BOntario to start dismantling Etobicoke bike lane on Oct. 13CBC Toronto
- BToronto Biennial’s Fourth Edition ‘Things Fall Apart’ Showcases Citywide ArtCBC Toronto
- BLockout hits five Toronto child‑care centres as negotiations stallCBC Toronto
- BTop Toronto mayoral hopefuls debate finances and public safetyCBC Toronto
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Stories from this broadcast
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Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Moss Park Apartment Assault
Toronto Police are looking for a man suspected of sexually assaulting someone in a Moss Park apartment early on Friday, October 9, 2026. The investigation…
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Poll Shows Bradford Narrowing Gap on Chow in Toronto Race
A poll three weeks before the Oct. 30 election shows Bradford narrowing his lead over Chow, indicating a tighter mayoral race.
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Ontario Police Watchdog Opens Search for New Director
The Special Investigations Unit is seeking a new director to replace Joseph Martino, with applications due by Oct. 9, 2026, as his term ends on Dec. 31, 2026.
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Producer Linda Schuyler launches documentary on Cobourg tent encampment
Linda Schuyler is producing a documentary called “Home” to examine a tent encampment on a provincial property in Cobourg and the related issues.
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Ontario to Begin Removing Etobicoke Bike Lane on Oct. 13
Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation will begin removing a bike lane on Bloor Street West in Etobicoke on October 13, following a provincial decision to take…
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Toronto Pedestrian Deaths Near Five‑Year Peak, Police Data Shows
Police statistics show pedestrian fatalities in Toronto are climbing and could hit a five‑year high, a trend linked by advocates to the recent removal of…
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Toronto Biennial’s Fourth Edition ‘Things Fall Apart’ Shows Citywide Art
The fourth Toronto Biennial of Art, called “Things Fall Apart,” showcases dozens of projects around the city until Dec. 20, 2026, aiming to foster renewal amid…
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Ontario Watchdog Clears Toronto Officer in Pinizzotto Raid Shooting
Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit found a Toronto officer’s lethal force justified and cleared him of wrongdoing after shooting a suspect in the raid that…
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Lockout Shuts Five Toronto Child‑Care Centres
A lockout at five Toronto child‑care centres on Oct. 8 left hundreds of families without care as negotiations over a new labor contract stalled.
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Ontario Court Allows Hamilton Encampment Bylaw Challenge to Continue
The Ontario Court of Appeal ordered a new trial judge to reconsider the constitutionality of Hamilton’s anti‑encampment bylaw and its enforcement. The decision…
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Toronto Mayoral Hopefuls Debate Finances and Safety
Two leading mayoral candidates debated finances and public safety on Oct. 8, 2026, in a live CBC event as the municipal election approaches.
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