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VideoAlberta teetering towards a snowy week
A cold upper trough is moving over Western Canada. Get the latest forecast details with meteorologist Rhythm Reet.
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VideoOntario unveils plan to ban cell phones, vapes from classrooms
Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced on Sunday the province's plan to ban cell phones and vapes from classrooms, with enforcement starting in the fall. In addition, he announced $17.5 million in funding to bolster mental health supports to connect students and families with mental health services.
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VideoWhy aren’t more foreign grocers in Canada? Lack of space a hurdle: Minister Champagne
Following the federal government’s announcement of a $15-billion Honda electric vehicle plant in Ontario, ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson asks Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne for a follow-up to his government’s efforts to increase grocery store competition. Minister Champagne discusses his talks with foreign grocery chains, as well as Canada’s electric vehicle infrastructure.
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VideoStorm risk in southern Ontario amid warm, humid air
Warm and humid air is setting the stage for storm activity in southern Ontario, raising concerns about potential thunderstorm. Meteorologist Rhythm Reet from The Weather Network will be monitoring the situation closely and providing updates on the timing and impact of these storms.
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VideoWintry travel conditions return for northern Ontario
Wintry travel conditions appear to be making a comeback for Northern Ontario. As snowfall patterns shift, residents and travelers should prepare for potential disruptions to travel plans. Stay tuned for updates from meteorologist Rhythm Reet from The Weather Network, who will provide insights into the timing and severity of the wintry conditions.
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VideoBiden attends his 3rd White House correspondents' dinner
President Biden joked and delivered one-liners during his third appearance as president at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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VideoZebra mussels could force closure of Manitoba's Clear Lake
Residents and businesses in Winnipeg's cottage country are worried that Parks Canada will close access to a popular lake this spring and summer. The concern comes in response to zebra mussels, an invasive species that are now, apparently, the farthest west they've ever reached in Canada. Melissa Ridgen has the details.
