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CITY24 - Friday, May 24, 2024 - 12:00 a.m. (ET) - Segment #38

@officials with the city of mississauga say 22 additional advance polls will open next weekend. >> To make the process as easy as possible, that is important to bring your id and if you can, your voter card. The id would be a driver's license, a bill, something that has your address on it@the by election will be held on june the 10th. John musselman, ctv news in mississauga. >> Nathan: as talks continue to avert a potential worker strike, there is a partial subway closure to bear in mind this weekend. All day tomorrow and sunday, line two trains won't be running between kennedy and woodbine stations. The ttc saas this is to accommodate track work for the extension. An automatic train control. Shuttle buses will be running. >> Michelle: and critical track work is prompting changes to go train schedules this weekend. On the lakeshore west line, trains will run every 15 minutes between union and oakville go but only every hour between oakville and west harbor go. Barry line trains will not run at all but replacement buses will go to and from highway 407 station where transfer is available to the ttc. >> Nathan: peel police say a dog who was saved from a potentially dangerous situation near pearson airport is now home and safe. Police shared images of the seven month old last night. They say good samaritan spotted her running in traffic along airport road and highway 409. And hand her over to peel police at pearson. Animal control took care of the dog and by late this morning, she was reunited with her foster family. >> Michelle: the man responsible for the crash involving the humbled broncos junior hockey team has been ordered to leave canada. The immigration and refugee board ruled today that the men be deported. 16 people were killed, 13 others were injured in 2018 when his truck ran a stop sign and into the path of the bus. He pled guilty to dangerous driving of fences and was sentenced to eight years in prison. He was granted full parole last year. 's lawyer says there are still numerous other legal procedures to come and the deportation process could take months or even years. >> Nathan: about 9000 canadian border workers are one step closer to walking off the job. They voted 96% in favour of a strike mandate. The job action could happen as early as next month. A busy travel time between the U.S. and canada. But most are considered essential workers. So basic services will be provided during a strike. Mediation sessions are scheduled to begin on june 3rd. Union says members have been without an updated collective agreement for two years and that negotiations are at an impasse. The government assist -- insist it is ready to negotiate. >> A major ruling from the international court of justice between israel and hamas. >> Nathan: the top court has ordered israel to stop the military operation in rafa. >> Reporter: inside this court room and the netherlands today, a landmark emergency ruling in a case brought forward by south africa, accusing israel of genocide. >> They have not sufficiently addressed and expelled the concern raised in rafa. >> Reporter: and a strict order from the world court. >> They must immediately halt military offence and any other actions in rafa may inflict on the palestinian group in gaza, conditions of life that could bring about physical destruction. >> Reporter: the president of the court also ordered israel to open the rafa border crossing to allow humanitarian aid in calling the situation in gaza catastrophic. >> Rt Honourable pm Justin Trudeau: canada's position has been clear for many weeks now. We need an immediate cease-fire. Hamas needs to lay down its arms, release all hostages but there also must be no more military operations and rafa. >> Reporter: the court also called for the release of all remaining hostages. And while it's order is legally binding, the icj lacks the power to enforce. >> The international court of justice does not have its own army, it does not have its own police. It depends upon the security council to implement its orders. >> Reporter: this is the third time the court has issued orders for israel to pull back and address the humanitarian suffering and gaza. But israel has been accused of ignoring their orders in the past. >> Israeli spokesmen have already announced that essentially, israel will not comply with the order and that they will continue their operation. >> Reporter: israel has repeatedly dismissed accusations of genocide, saying it has the right to defend itself from hamas. South africa's wider case here accuses israel of state led genocide against palestinians. The decision on that could take

years. But the icj has rejected israel's request to throw the case out. Ctv news, ottawa. >> Michelle: the bodies of three hostages killed during the october 7th attack in israel were recovered overnight from gaza. The bodies were located and their families have now been notified. The announcement comes less than a week after the army said it found the bodies with three other israeli hostages. Hamas led militants killed 1200 people and inducted around 250 others, about half of the hostages have since been freed. >> Nathan: egyptian security sources say food and fuel may soon start arriving in southern gaza via the israel crossing. An agreement between the president of egypt and the united states would see a to temporarily scent to the un in the territory. It would be delivered via the crossing and southern israel at the egyptian and gaza borders. Sources told reuters that egypt is coordinating with israel on the age. The shipment will continue until legal mechanisms are in place to reopen the nearby rafa border crossing from the palestinian side. >> Michelle: ukraine's president says his country's forces have secured combat control in northern parts of the region. In the city, he visited a printing facility where an attack killed seven people yesterday. Russia has launched an offensive into the north of the surrounding region. But the president said that ukrainian soldiers have managed to take control of the border area where the enemy struck on may 10th. The assault opened a new front and what kyiv said was an effort to divert its outnumbered troops from the east where the fiercest fighting is taking place. >> Nathan: boeing has had a possible date for its first astronaut launch. The company is looking at june 1st. It follows weeks of review to show the star liner capsule can basically fly to test pilots to the international space station. That is despite a small helium leak discovered following the first launch attempt on may 6th that was scuttled by a different problem but is now fixed. Engineers say that evennif the leak worsens, it could be managed midflight.

>>> Coming up, emergency care specifically designed for those in crisis. We pay a visit to the new mental health zone and north york general emergency zone. >> And coming up on consumer alerts, snoring can be annoying but it can also be harmful to your health. If you are having trouble getting a good nights sleep, you should know that snoring can be a sign of sleep apnea. But there are treatments that can help. I will have my report. >> And this entire week, the hotspot today, the folks in hamilton. Is better at the weekend, stay warm but the weather gets a little messy. Coming up we will have a full look at the long-range forecast. And stay with us as you get a full night Oh Canada!! their time has come Argentina have done it! One more Messi moment! Beyond glorious! Messi magic once again This is it...the stage is set That's what they came for!! And it is spectacular!! Do we need the selling power of adorably fluffy, delightfully dressed slow-motion kittens? We don't. Because when you're choosing an affordable phone plan, the obvious choice is Virgin Plus. Obviously. [ ] You might not know how to fix a broken air conditioner. Sfx: [phone/truck/bag/fan] But we do. "That was fast." And if you need a new one pay as little as three dollars a day and make no monthly rental payments for 6 months Call on Reliance ( ) In a field far away from the city there's a tree that's older than my grandmother's mother And it's all okay Some things stay the same ( ) And it's all okay Nothing stays the same ( ) It's Leon's Storewide Super Sale! Save up to 50% on furniture. Save up to 50% on mattresses. Plus, get an l2 washer and dryer set for only $998 including a 2 year warranty! Ends Wednesday! Rolex, rolex, rolex My cash for your used or new Rolexs. Bring me your Submariners, your Yacht-Masters... your GMT's, your Date or your Datejusts. Oliver Jewellery pays the hightest prices for Rolexs! www.oliverjewellery.ca ooh yeaaahhh!!! Ram Power Days are here. The power to choose from the most awarded truck brand over the last five years. Like Ram Classic. As versatile as it is capable. Ram 1500, voted best large pickup in Canada. Or Ram Heavy Duty with a no-charge Cummins. And you don't pay for 90 days. The power is yours. The time is now. Get 20% off msrp on Ram Classic for up to $14,200 in discounts. Plus get 4.99% financing. The next lotto 6/49 Gold Ball jackpot is a big one. It's a massive $54 million! Imagine the possibilities Plus, the Classic $5 million jackpot. That's two jackpots on every ticket: the lotto 6/49 Classic Jackpot and the growing Gold Ball Jackpot. Two chances to find your possible. [olg Sting] >> You will sure have a lot more energy throughout the day if you get a good night sleep but not everyone does do to a medical condition. >> It is called sleep apnea, you may have heard of it. Where your breathing stops and starts that the night. Ears pat foran and consumer alerts. >> Thank you. People with sleep apnea are usually loud snorers and they often feel tired even after a full night's rest. The canadian lung association says about seven% of canadians have it that there are ways to get a more restful sleep. Snoring is not just annoying, it can keep everyone in bed from getting a good nights sleep. >> It becomes harder to operate. Where you have to be up at six or 7:00 and the kids are up and you were unable to do that. >> Reporter: they should try lifestyle changes but when those didn't work, you talk to his doctors about a sleep study. >> An overnight sleep test can detect whether you have obstructive sleep apnea which is when your breathing pauses during sleep because something blocks your airways. >> Reporter: left untreated, obstructive sleep apnea can cause daytime sleepiness and can also strain the heart and increase the risk of anxiety, diabetes, hypertension and even stroke. The primary treatment for sleep apnea is a continuous positive

airway machine or a cpap. They are fitted with a mask connected to a pump that pushes air into the airway, holding it open while sleeping. Cpap can significantly reduce the number of breathing interruptions during the night. But patients often have complaints. >> It requires daily cleaning witches another thing to add to your day to day routine. >> Reporter: if the full face mask is not for you, you may want to consider a nasal pillow or nasal mask. Another alternative. Or custom-made dental devices. >> These are designed to move the jaw and to shift it to the front of the mouth to keep the airway open. They can be used along with cpap. >> Reporter: in the u.s., there are devices like inspire that are surgically implanted into the upper chest like a pacemaker. They stabilize your throat during sleep to prevent obstruction of the airways. With no hose or mask it may seem more convenient and inspire told ctv news it is not available in canada and he says it is not something he would do. >> Reporter: I would not personally track personally be comfortable with on the go surgery for something that can be managed without it. >> Reporter: it is important to realize that snoring and sleep issues can be serious but a restful night can start after a good conversation with your doctor. And to reduce symptoms to get a better night's rest, and is advisable to skip alcohol and sleep on your side or stomach, losing weight can also help because obesity is a primary factor for sleep apnea. On your side, I'm pat foran. [ ] >> Announcer: if you have a consumer story idea, e-mail us. >> Michelle: we have been treated to several stellar days of weather this week. May is really finishing up and beautiful fashion. A live shot of the lake in burlington behind us. People enjoying the water tonight. >> Nathan: hopefully this continues because that is kind of perfect conditions right now. >> Jessica: we lost the humidity we had to start the week, that was the kick starter for a lot of those that we saw. But now is perfect. It just a nice into the weekend but we have some active weather to contend with first. Bring an umbrella if you go outdoors and if you were out for saturday. The good news is that it is not a wash of a day but we are expecting some unsettled weather to kick off our weekend. Weather is brought you by train, the most reliable heating and cooling brand, it is hard to stop a train. It really has been one of those perfect spring and early summer days that we had. Just a light wind out there. We had the sunshine, light cloud it was just gorgeous. That continues this evening if you want to take it out for a walk or maybe you are plank sports tonight outside, a great night to do so. Temperature wise we sing at 25 not contending with too much as high pressure holds firm. 27 in windsor, a little cooler out through ottawa tech anywhere north of sault ste. Marie, we are seeing those mid-single digit in low double digits. Tonight here in the city and throughout the majority of the gta, holding on around 13 or 14 degrees. Seasonal norms around 11 so we are pretty close. Everybody seeing it where we should be. The active weather begins in the southwestern corner towards windsor tonight and then sweeps its way across as we had throughout the day tomorrow. But even with the active weather, we do not cool down all that much as we sit at 24 for us and the same through london, waterloo, hamilton, niagara. It is quite comfortable even with the active weather. The bulk of the system, again will be northern ontario but a bit of a trough coming down off of that that will rise as the cold front comes through, that is what we will see as we had throughout the day tomorrow. Timing it all out, clear tonight if you're heading out this evening, absolutely stunning. It is as we head into the late morning that we see the first round of rain and the chance will linger into the early evening around six and then we see sunshine before the day is over. So not a wash of a day by any means and as we get into sunday, lots of sunshine until about 7:00 pm and then we watch for the of showers to roll in. Temperature wise, were just above the seasonal mark start to finish saturday and sunday. Sunday is the dryer day of the two. Messy weather comes in late in the day sunday and brings us and A3s down a little. A civil digit low on wednesday to kind of mark the middle of the week and then, again, just in time for thursday and friday next week with beautiful weather. Food Basics' biggest savings event is back with prices so low, you'll be saying Totally Wowza! Super duper Wowza! Mega Wowza! Oh my Wowza! Hot diddly Wowza! Save big in-store and online. Plus get new deals every Thursday. Only at Food Basics. Always More for Less. Number one in sewer and drain cleaning. Number one in

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pauline chan, ctv news. >> Nathan: after our report a few weeks ago about patients who face the prospect of being dropped by their family doctors, ctv news has heard from dozens of people with similar stories. Doctors are able to d. Roster patients under certain circumstances if they seek care elsewhere. For example,, at walk-in clinics. A number of patients report visiting emergency departments for nonurgent matters to avoid that outcome when they cannot get an appointment with a family doctor. A multiplatform writer has a closer look at the issue on our website, ctv news toronto.ca. >> For the third time in a week, police in york region are investigating shots fired at a movie theatre. >> Nathan: the shooting occurred in the middle of the night and may even be part of a dangerous trend. Janice golding has more. >> Reporter: the website and the greater toronto area with the newest movie theatre, playing movies in many different linkages. While it is a draw for moviegoers, it is also drawing unwanted attention. >> Since may 17th, we have had three incidents of shootings happening at the cinema. In each incident, it has been three different suspect vehicles. Fortunately no one has been injured. >> Reporter: on friday, may 17th, just before 10:00 pm, surveillance video shows a white pickup truck outside the front entrance door were multiple shots were fired. On sunday, may 19th, just before 9:30, are red suv drove by and a suspect fired multiple shots at the entrance. And today, at 2:30 am, a dark coloured suv drove by the theatre with suspects firing shots that shattered the front doors. >> We don't know if all incidents are together. We're treating it as separate right now. But again, we just want people to come forward that may have seen something. >> Reporter: this is not the first time this theatre has been fired upon. Ungenerous when he forth, for theatres in the gta including this one had gun shots fired at their front doors. Following the shooting, cineplex cancelled fillings of a south indian action film. >> We have no information as to what is playing or if that may be a factor. >> Reporter: a markham man was arrested late last month in connection to the january shooting but police say they are looking for additional suspects and the investigation is ongoing. Of course anyone with any information about the shootings here this may is asked to contact york regional police. Janice golding, ctv news. >> Michelle: an oscar-nominated documentary film maker has died. >> The double quarter pounder with cheese meal. I think I will have to go supersized. >> Michelle: he shot to stardom in 2004 with the release of his feature film, supersize me. It saw him conduct an experiment where he only ate food from mcdonald's for a month. While documenting the impact on his health. He had dozens of other titles on his belt under the years. Family members say he died yesterday from complications of cancer. He was 53 years old. >> Nathan: if you've been counting down to the next season of the last of us, there is some interesting casting news to share with you tonight. >> No. You've only got one shot at this. >> Nathan: that is jeffrey wright in the last of us part two from the videogame series that inspired the screen adaptation. Variety reports he will reprise his role as a militia leader named isaac when season two drops next year. The post- apocalyptic drama has also cast catherine o'hara in an undisclosed role. While the stars from the last season are expected to return. >> Michelle: actor chris hemsworth has become the latest celebrity to receive his own star on the hollywood walk of fame. [ Cheering and Applause ] >> Michelle: the ceremony took place last night with the longtime avengers costar robert downey junior paying tribute to him as a remarkable human being. Hemsworth says he was grateful for the honour that comes as his newest movie officially hits theatres. [ ] >> Nathan: and that prequel film 22015's madd's fury road is cruising to victory at the box office. Deadline reports it could bring in $40 million U.S. across the long weekend south of the borrer. It's main competition will come from the garfield movie which is targeting more family oriented audiences. Last week's number 1 will be hoping to stay in the top three. >> Michelle: after the break, major disappointment from major league soccer fans. Lionel messi will not be playing in tomorrow's match in vancouver. Of the pitch to She'll never bend the knee. The greens are coming for you, Rhaenyra, and for your children. (Dramatic music) Otto: It is your great privilege to witness this, a new day for our realm!

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