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(unclear). >> Courtney: the request was brought forward last week asking for the court to order a halt to israel's offensive in gaza, and in rafah to ensure the well-being of civilians. The bodies of 3 more hostages have been recovered in gaza, according to the idf. The victims have been identified as hanan yablonka, michel nisenbaum, and orion hernandez. Officials say they were killed during the october 7th terror attack, and taken to gaza by hamas. Their bodies were recovered in an overnight operation in jabalya. The news comes less than a week after army recovered the bodies of three other hostages. Move was partying with his friends at the nova music festival. He was murdered by hamas terrorists and his body was taken into gaza. And is really an brazilian was on his way to pick up his four -year-olds granddaughter. She was murdered by hamas terrorists in his body was taken into gaza. Or ryan a tourist from mexico was french citizenship was partying with his girlfriend at the nova music festival. >> Israel says around 100 people are still being held captive in gaza along with the bodies of at least 39 more. Finance ministers from the g-7 companies opened two days of meetings in northern italy to find more money for ukraine extracting it from frozen russian assets. Most of the frozen assets are held in european banks so for most european countries have cautioned against the legality of simply taking the money and giving it to ukraine. The U.S. treasury secretary also wants to find consensus to battle china's practices. British parliament will be prorogued today is a six-week election campaign gets underway the lawmakers will be going through a flurry of last minute business before leaving the house or possibly the last time. The prime minister surprise decision to call that summer election means some key pieces of legislation will have to be abandoned that includes his flagship plan to ban tobacco sales to future generations. Election day set for july 4th. And we learned the royal family won't be out and about as much over the next month and a half to give the election campaign the full spotlight the royal family barked a tradition from interfering in politics they can't campaign or endorse anyone. Became queen still plan to attend ceremonies marking the 80th anniversary of d-day on june 6. Meanwhile as memorial day holiday approaches many airlines in the west struggling to keep fights on time it is expected to be the busiest day of the weekend for american travellers. Of transportation and security of nutrition protects nearly 3 million people will be passing through airport checkpoints throughout the day that is on track to beat the record of 2.9 million on sunday after thanksgiving last year. More than 6,000 flights were delayed on the east coast yesterday because of the high trouble demand. The latest traffic news coming up next right now it is 9:49am, 18° you're watching toronto's breaking news, cp24. What have you been up to? It seems like from your social posts you've been on a ton of adventures. You wouldn't believe it. We stood at the base of the most incredible waterfall, then we had dinner overlooking it. We explored a century old power station with a giant underground tunnel. We wandered through a tropical garden oasis with thousands of butterflies, and we soared above raging whitewater rapids in an antique cable car. How many countries did you visit? Countries? We did that all at Niagara Parks. ( ) Did you know there's another form of debt consolidation? It's called a consumer proposal. This government regulated alternative to bankruptcy helps you repay a smaller portion of your debt based on what you can afford. Simply make one monthly payment and put an end to both interest charges and collection calls. Take the first step with a free consultation. You'll wonder why you didn't do this years ago. It's Leon's Storewide Super Sale!

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by-election. It's 10 o'clock 18 degrees from 299 queen street west. This is toronto's breaking news cp24. Good morning. I'm bakari savage. The university of toronto has given pro-palestinian protesters 24 hours to consider its latest offer and is asking that they leave the encampment right we will be actually checking in with steve ryan, too. Get more details on this story. Steve. Good morning. >> Machar, good morning. So we at university of toronto downtown campus at king's college circle. You can see the encampment that we have been reporting on a sense this was set up back on may the second and he's a pro-palestinian. Demonstrators are both students of the school and there are some outsiders as well and sense this encampment started, they have been pretty consistent in their demands to the university of toronto. And they are basically number one now that the school disclose its relationship with israel. And number 2, that the school divest any business ties with israeli companies. And there has been talk back and forth between the school and the demonstrators. Here are the latest meeting was yesterday at yesterday's meeting, the school offered the students an opportunity to be at the table when it comes to any future investments. With the school's but there was a caveat to that and that caviar being that the students had to vacate this encampment and demonstrators, that's both that represented the demonstrators yesterday are happy with those demand. So they are going hold a press conference at 11 o'clock that we cover to see what their response will be. But the school has said in a statement that was released just before 4:00pm yesterday that the people here in this encampment have 24 hours to vacate. Now, what does that mean after the 24 period will if this is, in fact, accurate in the school is means what they are saying. Well, then all of people that are in this encampment are now deemed to be trespassing. So law enforcement, the toronto police or the campus security officers were special constables kenwright provincial offences tickets charging each of these people with trespassing. That could be $1000 fine. There's also an arrest authority in the trespass to property act, not suggesting this is going to happen. But if somebody is served with a ticket saying that you are trespassing and you don't leave that premise, you can be arrested taken to a police station released on another document were by you'd have to attend court or somebody had to tencor on your behalf. You could face a $10,000 fight. We do when that 24 period is going to expire. We do know that the statement was sent out yesterday at 4:00pm. So is at 4:00pm today when this expiry happens, we'll have to see will be for that. We'll see what happens with regards to is going to be any enforcement done as far as the law goes with trespassing charges or are these demonstrators going to vacate? This promise has requested a setback. Okay. Watching the countdown to that deadline to be 24 steve ryan live at the university of toronto campus. Thanks >> With that, it is now 10:03. 18 degrees. Let's get a check on traffic with lisa lisa, good morning. Good morning to you, bakari. It's been a little bit of a troublesome for planning troubles at a brampton this morning, but it's looking a little bit better. It looks as though just waiting for the final confirmation. But I'm seeing a lot more traffic getting by sell for 10 was shut down from williams parkway through this queen stretch. But you can see volume is filtering through the earlier collision involving a rollover is clear from seeing some vehicles off to the left side here. You might still win you some alternate like bramalea dixie or even mainstreet get back on it steals eastbound 401 pretty busy for 27 in sections out through the 400 it does of reduce in lanes through dixon, martin grove. And that's a lot of the reason why we see these delays. A slow-moving road crew north of valley park, where they're heading towards don mills now in the right lane. Another slow-moving crew east 409 heading towards the 401 right now in the 2 left lanes. So expect delays. Korea back to thanks a lot. You welcome. And heads up for ttc riders that there's going to be a subway closure to keep in mind this weekend. There will be no service line 2 between woodbine and kennedy stations on saturday and sunday. Crews are going to be doing track work. >> Shuttle buses will be running regular subway service is scheduled to resume on monday. The federal government is providing more insight into what rejected toronto's request to decriminalize possession of illegal drugs. Addictions minister. Saxe says. And part of me that the proposal did not include age restrictions or limit the amount of drugs a person could have. She says that the plan left her with deep concerns. The minister says that she decided to denied after toronto refused to amid the proposal to address concerns from her department applications out to decriminalize possession of all controlled drugs and substances for personal use. Well, the federal government says that it is open to adding more medications to the list of drugs covered. But proposed pharmacare program, the built charts a path towards a universal pharmacare plan, which covers select first control diabetes drugs. Health

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