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CTV National News is Canada's most-watched national news program. Now you can stay up date Monday to Friday with the CTV National News Podcast, delivered nightly. Listen to Canada’s most trusted newscast featuring stories from here and around the world with a perspective that is distinctly Canadian and backed by the #1 news organization in Canada.
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Listen to "CTV News Toronto at Six" for news and analysis of the day's most important, and talked about, events. This audio podcast, updated each weekday evening by CTVNewsToronto.ca, brings you the day's show in its entirety. Delivering the day's top headlines on the go -- it is why Toronto trusts and turns to CTV News.
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Israel has vowed to combat the deep web of Iran’s proxy militants in its battle that continues to grow in the Middle East; the Liberals voted against a Bloc motion which still passed – and how it could put that relationship in peril; and, the story on a remarkable discovery by marine conservationists of a flourishing coral garden off Newfoundland’s…
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Police forces across the GTA are on alert ahead of the anniversary of a Hamas-led attack on Israel that led to conflict in the Middle East; a Toronto police officer was rushed to hospital after being shot in midtown; and, a family trip for 10 to Saudi Arabia turned into a nightmare after discovering five of the discounted plane tickets bought onlin…
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Conflict in the Middle East has seemingly entered its newest escalation after Iran sent a barrage of ballistic missiles to Israel; The Bloc Quebecois wants a seniors pension bill to be passed, but the Liberals may think it's too pricey; and, the NTSB issued a warning saying some Boeing 737 planes could be fitted with dangerous parts.…
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At least 180 missiles were fired into Israel from Iran, as violence in the Middle East grows; safety questions are being raised after a woman was struck by an e-bike as she stepped away from a food truck into a bike lane; and, a 33-year-old man has been arrested after the bodies of two women were found inside a home in Courtice. Ont.…
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The Toronto Raptors will retire Vince Carter’s jersey, bringing the former superstar’s redemption arc in the city to a close; Peel police are hoping to identify a man they say committed two sexual assaults of two 19-year-old women in Brampton; and, a viral video of the moment a woman stole a Porsche Cayenne resulted in the arrests of five people, i…
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Hurricane Helene has grown to a Category 4 storm as it makes landfall in Florida, sending millions seeking shelter; A day after failing to bring down the Liberals, the Conservatives presented a second motion of non-confidence; and, Wayne MacKay, a 87-year-old from N.B., is taking on basketball players a quarter of his age.…
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Toronto hopes to attract more world-class artists to Toronto with a new open-air concert venue able to welcome 50,000 at Downsview; police investigators believe a crash that sent two people to hospital with serious injuries was triggered by a rock thrown at a windshield; and, despite using a surge protector, two Ontario residents say it was unable …
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Despite surviving a non-confidence vote by the Conservatives, the Liberals now face a political ultimatum from the Bloc Quebecois; the RCMP in Sask. are being investigated following the death of an Indigenous man; and, taking a look at the future of Canada’s oldest ice rink in a N.S. town referred to as the ‘birthplace of hockey.’…
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Ontario's NDP and Liberal Party leaders dismissed Premier Ford's proposal to build an express tunnel under Highway 401 as a "silly" idea; the TDSB is holding a special meeting over a controversial field trip involving the Grassy Narrows rally at Queen's Park; and, a Collingwood, Ont. woman is upset after UPS lost a return package to Apple containin…
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In what could be a devastating strike, costing $35M a day, B.C. grain terminal workers have hit the picket lines over hours and pay; Cineplex was hit with a fine of $39M after it was found to have participated in deceptive marketing practices; and, American musician Johnny Cash has been immortalized through an 8-foot tall bronze statue in the U.S. …
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Michael Kovrig speaks out for the first time about the grueling 1,019 days he spent in a Chinese prison; and intense fighting between Israel and Hezbollah brings the deadliest attack in Lebanon since 2006.CTV News
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Murder charges against Toronto rapper Hassan “Top5” Ali were dismissed after a judge dismissed evidence from his social media accounts; advocates are fighting against a controversial bill implemented to free up beds in overcrowded hospitals in Ontario; plus, a new drug is available for people battling cancer as well as an aggressive form of lymphom…
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Disturbing allegations dating back to 35 years are emerging against the late businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed; and several Hezbollah leaders were killed by Israel after heavy air strikes in Lebanon.CTV News
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Police share a photo of the suspect wanted in connection with North York’s fatal double shooting; two men have been arrested in connection to a shooting in a Keswick park that left two people dead; plus, a fundraiser organized by the real estate community hopes to build new isolation rooms at The Hospital for Sick Children.…
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York police say they are treating the scene of a reported shootout where two men were found dead as a double homicide; Peel police are seeking the public's help to identify a woman they say stole a Porsche, running over the victim while fleeing with the vehicle; and, an Ontario family is devastated after falling victim to a scammer claiming to be s…
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Police are investigating after two people died following an exchange of gunfire in broad daylight in North York; a construction worker has died following an industrial accident appearing to involve heavy equipment at Ontario Place; and, an $80 million Lotto Max jackpot, the largest prize in Canadian history, is up for grabs, with many players dream…
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A Toronto police officer was rushed to hospital with serious injuries while responding to someone in crisis; amid frustration over gridlock in the city, Toronto has now raised the fine for blocking intersections from $90 to $450; and, experts say criminals have pivoted to flooding your inbox with scam texts posing as various services trying to stea…
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A witness says an exchange of gunfire that seriously injured an 18-year-old at a North York apartment sounded like 'machine guns'; many Air Canada travellers at Pearson airport are anxious about their travel plans as a potential strike by the airline looms; and, about 60 per cent of new cars are sold without a spare tire.…
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A GTA car theft ring got creative trying to avoid detection by police en route to stealing over $3 million in vehicles over several months; the widow of a man killed in a crash involving an OPP officer is hopeful police accountability is coming following a decision by judges; and, Kimberley Faber was denied boarding a flight from Toronto to Calgary…
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A 33-year-old woman is in critical condition and undergoing multiple surgeries after a shooting in the area of Mississauga Road and the QEW; Students at Agincourt Collegiate Institute were greeted with a large police presence a day after a shooting in the school’s parking lot; plus, A group representing infrastructure construction companies is call…
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A 16-year-old boy is injured after a bullet grazed his head in a Scarborough high school parking lot; Emotional scenes outside a Toronto courthouse after Peter Nygard was sentenced to 11 years in prison; plus, Air Canada is warning travellers of a potential strike by more than 5,000 Air Canada pilots.…
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A U.S. investigation into an alleged Russian interference campaign has exposed propaganda and attempts to recruit Canadians from Quebec; New data released highlights how much Fentanyl is flowing through Metro Vancouver and other major cities; and, how a Sask. man has a knack for restoring antique machinery to its former glory.…
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Officers say the 15-year-old slain in a shooting just outside a police station in Etobicoke was a targeted attack; despite the Ontario government implementing a cellphone ban in classrooms, experts say it will not prevent phone addiction.; and, an Ontario man was shocked when he was told he needed a new battery for his electric vehicle, when it onl…
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Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu remains defiant in the face of political pressure to secure a hostage deal with Hamas; there's a political war waging across Canada as the Liberals, NDP and Conservatives fight for the support of workers; and, a fearless cat named 'Marmalade' was rescued after they were believed to have been shot with a shotgun.…
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The Israeli military said the bodies of six hostages were found dumped inside of a tunnel in southern Gaza; there's a buzz in Canada right now as it sees a seasonal surge in wasps; and, on the shores of the Avon river, mother nature has uncovered rich layers of 19th century Maritime history.CTV News
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UN agencies and local-health officials have launched a campaign to inoculate the roughly 640,000 children in Gaza against Polio; troubling details on the growing number of violent incidents’ involving Canada’s youth; and, the heartwarming story on the hundreds of donations that helped a young girl from Alta. get a robotic walker.…
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NHL hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew were fatally struck by a driver while in the U.S. for a wedding; troubling new data shows how Canadians are waiting longer to get into and help inside hospital emergency rooms; and, first-time permanent kindergarten teacher Talia Lanzarotta discusses on how she’s preparing to welcome her stude…
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on the NDP to pull out of the Liberal confidence deal to trigger an early federal election; a troubling rise of whooping cough cases across the country have sparked fears as back-to-school kicks off; and, a nine-month-long luxury cruise ship has dropped off 2,500 guests in New Brunswick.…
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Winnipeg serial killer Jeremy Skibicki has been handed four life sentences for the murder of four Indigenous women; The latest on the apparent lapses in immigration screening which allowed two terror suspects into Canada; and, the story of a farm in Newfoundland and Labrador allowing eager visitors to cuddle with cows.…
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CN Rail workers have issued a strike notice for Monday despite the federal government intervening in the matter; Residents in south Etobicoke watch in horror as armed police surround a home in their neighbourhood; plus, Toronto’s Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital is playing a key role for several Paralympic athletes.…
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