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Toronto · Tuesday, October 20, 2026 · 12:00 PM local · 21 min
Rundown
Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- AMan seriously injured in downtown Toronto shooting, suspect still at largeCityNews Toronto
- ABrad Bradford Leads Olivia Chow in Toronto Mayoral PollCityNews Toronto
- AElderly Scarborough Resident Left Roofless After Contractor Work, Insurance Denies ClaimCBC Toronto
- AOntario public‑sector unions demand AI safety rules at workGlobal News Toronto
- ATen Arrested in GTA Carjacking Probe, Over 100 Charges FiledCBC Toronto
- BFourth Arrest Made at Etobicoke Bike‑Lane ProtestCBC Toronto
- BToronto officer receives conditional discharge after guilty plea in Project South caseGlobal News Toronto
- BOntario Stellantis workers back strike mandate by 97% as talks stallCBC Toronto
- BMarit Stiles unable to campaign for Olivia Chow as mayoral race tightensGlobal News Toronto
- BWater main break at Billy Bishop Airport repaired, flights resumeCBC Toronto
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Stories from this broadcast
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Man Seriously Injured in Downtown Toronto Shooting, Suspect Still at Large
A man in his 50s was seriously injured in a downtown Toronto shooting early Tuesday, and police are searching for an unidentified suspect.
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Fourth Arrest Made at Etobicoke Bike‑Lane Protest
A fourth person was arrested at an Etobicoke protest against bike‑lane removals, bringing total arrests to four amid ongoing city dismantling of lanes.
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Community groups launch campaign to boost Toronto voter turnout
Local community groups are organizing a campaign to encourage Toronto residents to vote in the Oct. 26 municipal election, seeking to increase civic…
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Brad Bradford Leads Olivia Chow in Toronto Mayoral Poll
A Mainstreet Research poll indicates Brad Bradford leads Olivia Chow in the Toronto mayoral contest, with 48.9% support for Bradford and roughly five in ten…
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Toronto Officer Gets Conditional Discharge After Guilty Plea
Officer Elias Mouawad received a conditional discharge after a guilty plea in the Project South case, a probe that has already resulted in arrests of other…
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City Crews Repair Burst Water Main, Close North York Streets
City crews started fixing a burst water main in North York on October 18, leading to street closures, as part of Toronto's ongoing water system maintenance.
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Elderly Scarborough Resident Left Roofless After Contractor Work, Claim Denied
An elderly Scarborough resident was left roofless after contractor work, had his insurance claim denied, and is now the subject of a police fraud investigation.
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Ontario Stellantis Workers Approve Strike Mandate by 97%
Unifor workers at Stellantis plants in three Ontario cities voted 97% to support a strike mandate as contract talks stall.
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Ontario unions call for AI safety rules at work
Ontario public‑sector unions are pressing the province for AI safety safeguards and have asked bargaining units to evaluate AI use and risks. The move follows…
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Marit Stiles Can't Canvas for Olivia Chow in Final Election Week
Marit Stiles cannot personally canvass for Olivia Chow in the last week of the municipal election. The race is tight, with the incumbent mayor challenged by…
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Ten Arrested in GTA Carjacking Probe, Over 100 Charges Filed
Ten people were arrested by Peel Regional Police on Oct. 19, facing over 100 charges for violent carjackings and luxury car thefts as part of a months‑long…
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Water Main Break Fixed at Billy Bishop Airport, Flights Resume
A water main break at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was repaired on October 19, restoring service and enabling flights to continue.
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