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Torontonians believe that access to buying and renting an affordable home in their community is improving but around two-thirds still believe the access is bad or terrible, according to a new poll. The survey for Canada Pulse Insights for CityNews found 67 per cent of Torontonians, down from 83 per cent in Oct. 2025, rated access to an affordable home in their community to buy as bad or terrible. When it came to rentals, 62 per cent of those polled believed access to an affordable rental was bad or terrible, but that number is down from 78 per cent from…

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Catalaya and Isabella Singh play together with Aurora FC, including a recent tournament win in Brossard, Quebec. Both will be taking part in the upcoming ESPN Disney Junior Soccer Showcase later this fall. Catalaya & Isabella Singh Do you know an athlete or community ambassador who is as awesome as Catalaya and Isabella? You can nominate them for 680 NewsRadio Athlete of the Week right here! Catalaya and Isabella Singh play together with Aurora FC, including a recent tournament win in Brossard, Quebec. Both will be taking part in the upcoming ESPN Disney Junior Soccer Showcase later this fall. Do you…

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Peel Regional Police (PRP) are set to announce the results of Project High Guard, an eight-month investigation targeting a violent criminal network allegedly linked to carjackings and high-end vehicle thefts across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). A news conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday in Mississauga, where police and community leaders are expected to provide details about the investigation. According to Peel police, Project High Guard focused on a violent criminal network connected to carjackings and the theft of luxury vehicles throughout the GTA. Police have not released additional details about the investigation ahead of the announcement. Peel Regional…

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Torontonians believe that access to buying and renting an affordable home in their community is improving but around two-thirds still believe the access is bad or terrible, according to a new poll. The survey for Canada Pulse Insights for CityNews found 67 per cent of Torontonians, down from 83 per cent in Oct. 2025, rated access to an affordable home in their community to buy as bad or terrible. When it came to rentals, 62 per cent of those polled believed access to an affordable rental was bad or terrible, but that number is down from 78 per cent from…

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Catalaya and Isabella Singh play together with Aurora FC, including a recent tournament win in Brossard, Quebec. Both will be taking part in the upcoming ESPN Disney Junior Soccer Showcase later this fall. Catalaya & Isabella Singh Do you know an athlete or community ambassador who is as awesome as Catalaya and Isabella? You can nominate them for 680 NewsRadio Athlete of the Week right here! Catalaya and Isabella Singh play together with Aurora FC, including a recent tournament win in Brossard, Quebec. Both will be taking part in the upcoming ESPN Disney Junior Soccer Showcase later this fall. Do you…

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Peel Regional Police (PRP) are set to announce the results of Project High Guard, an eight-month investigation targeting a violent criminal network allegedly linked to carjackings and high-end vehicle thefts across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). A news conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday in Mississauga, where police and community leaders are expected to provide details about the investigation. According to Peel police, Project High Guard focused on a violent criminal network connected to carjackings and the theft of luxury vehicles throughout the GTA. Police have not released additional details about the investigation ahead of the announcement. Peel Regional…

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The balance of power in state governments is on the ballot in many states in the midterm elections. ​The balance of power in state governments is on the ballot in many states in the midterm elections.  Politics The balance of power in state governments is on the ballot in many states in the midterm elections. 

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ABC News’ Danny New interviews a blind college student in Virginia who’s traveling with her guide dog Beasley as she continues her education in Scotland. ​ABC News’ Danny New interviews a blind college student in Virginia who’s traveling with her guide dog Beasley as she continues her education in Scotland.  International ABC News’ Danny New interviews a blind college student in Virginia who’s traveling with her guide dog Beasley as she continues her education in Scotland. 

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A car hit an Australian federal independent lawmaker on Monday, critically injuring her in a potentially deliberate act, police said ​A car hit an Australian federal independent lawmaker on Monday, critically injuring her in a potentially deliberate act, police said  International A car hit an Australian federal independent lawmaker on Monday, critically injuring her in a potentially deliberate act, police said 

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Multiple people were killed and dozens more were injured when a horrific explosion erupted at a Canadian military base, according to authorities and new reports. ​Multiple people were killed and dozens more were injured when a horrific explosion erupted at a Canadian military base, according to authorities and new reports.  International Multiple people were killed and dozens more were injured when a horrific explosion erupted at a Canadian military base, according to authorities and new reports. 

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On “This Week,” Energy Secretary Chris Wright defended the president’s decision to waive new sanctions and tariffs meant to pressure President Vladimir Putin. ​On “This Week,” Energy Secretary Chris Wright defended the president’s decision to waive new sanctions and tariffs meant to pressure President Vladimir Putin.  US On “This Week,” Energy Secretary Chris Wright defended the president’s decision to waive new sanctions and tariffs meant to pressure President Vladimir Putin. 

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OTTAWA — It’s illegal for kids under 18 to buy tobacco products in Canada and there’s a movement afoot to make sure today’s youth are never allowed to light up a cigarette — even after they come of age. A law that will take effect in the United Kingdom in January will prohibit anyone born after 2008 from ever legally buying cigarettes. In Canada, lobbyists are pushing the federal government to go even further by banning smoking and vaping products for the next generation entirely. Sarah Sleet, CEO of Asthma + Lung U.K., said there has been broad public support…

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