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fired shots and they had people waiting for them in the car and then they drove grateful to the federal government. Got us grant a couple years back, installed the security fence that you see here, which enabled us to have close and they only have to stand behind a fence and they weren't able to get onto the property. >> You and your families. >> Have a right to. Be safe. I came here to tell you you're not alone. We came to say doesn't that is important. That we come together. I know jury community is resilient, is powerful. In canada and in toronto. There's no place for hate. >> We join the chorus of condemnation of this cowardly hateful act. I have seen the security video and I asked myself who are these people so consumed by hate that they would come to a girl's jewish school and opened fire. It is totally shameful. This anti-semitism is a friend to all the values we hold dear in our city to target a school where children learn mitzvahs in tora values. >> Standing strong, we know that they're trying to scare us shies away from our values and who we are, but we're standing strong. We have the support of the community and we trust that you know they're going on behind us strong, we can do it together. >> Incredibly concerned, we've seen a growing rising anti-semitism since october 7th, but we haven't seen something like we've seen this weekend, shooting of this institution right behind me. And we really feel this is not just an attack on this wonderful school. But in talking entire community. And if you look at the stats right now, it was person living in toronto is 5 times more likely to be the victim of an anti-semitic hate crime. Accused person living in new york city. This is the city that we all love. This is very scary and it's dangerous, not just for our jewish community dangerous for the kind of city we all want to live in. >> Now, police have said it's still too early to determine if the shooting is a hate-motivated crime or act of terrorism. But noted the hate crime unit is supporting this investigation. Residents in some neighbourhoods have been told to expect an increased police presence as well. Ok, 10 0, 4. And sitting at 19 degrees. Lisa joins us with more on how the roads are looking this morning. It's a wet one. Yeah, it is jenna. Definitely soggy conditions to contend with, which also then raises the concern for maybe some pooling and ponding, depending on your travels, take you, but >> So far have to say considering the weather, the soggy conditions, it's not impacting things as far as lively issues are concerned, this is a 4, 1, to west and you can see, obviously still very slow in both directions. Another with its busy both ways is the don valley parkway. You can see the soggy camera here, both ways between eglinton really and the 401 is busiest is slightly improved since this morning east garden to downtown, nothing out of the norm. You're busy stretches past south kingsway all the way out through the jameson stretches your west gardner out of the downtown core starts to slow from about york bay, yonge out towards the jameson stretches where we have those lane reductions. The qew proving to mississauga to, but thankfully trouble-free. Send it back to you, jen. Ok, lisa, appreciate the update. You welcome. Pro-palestinian protesters are joined by labour unions, faculty and staff as they continue to defy a trespass order. >> To leave king's college circle at u of t's downtown campus. Cp24's lindsay viscaya joins us from there live this morning where a lot of action is taking place instead of rally was held this morning. Lindsay. >> Yeah, that's right, jen. And really the remnants of this rally are still happening here this morning here at king's colonel. You can see the crowds that are still here. The rain not deterring anyone, despite the fact that it is absolutely pouring out and the encampment still stands here at uft. Now this comes after the actress notice was issued on friday and members of this encampment were supposed to evict remove themselves from the I am this they've been saying all weekend that they're not going to do that and they did not do. You got that deadline has come and pasta and now these protesters remain here. And as you say, this show of solidarity this morning showing that they're standing in support of the people of palestine and that they are not going to be. We've been hearing from these protesters this morning as well as a lot of unions and other organizations that have come out to support have a listen. >> But of all of this, despite all the horrors and atrocities we're seeing every single day last 234 days, ut continues to tell us they cannot make commitments. And that we must go through a bureaucratic committees committees that will lead us nowhere. But we do not have time for committees. We do not have time to wait. >> What we are witnessing on

this campus and around the world is nothing short of a global movement of students and young people standing up for a better world. A world of peace and justice. 4 everyone. >> And they are holding our leaders and institutions to account in frank. >> The kids are >> The university of court injunction to evict these protesters. But there's no real telling at this point, john. How long that will take. In the meantime, the university and members of this encampment are still in negotiations that started last night at 5:00pm to try to come to some kind of like peaceful resolution here and we'll have to what happens now yeah, it's been going on for about 25 26 days now, lindsay, the scam reporting live from u of t's downtown campus. Thank you. >> And we're also following a developing story this morning. A boy is dead after a shooting in the city's east end. Police are at warden avenue in qatar, a key quest crescent, which is north of danforth road. They say a male youth was shot at around 1:00am in the morning and he was pronounced dead in hospital. There's still no word on the age of the boy or if there are any suspects. But we'll continue to follow this developing story. History is expected to be made at queen's park this week with an indigenous language to be spoken inside the legislature for the very first time. Sol mamakwa, who was deputy leader of the ontario ndp will rise in the chamber on tuesday to ask a question and oji-cree family, friends and elders are set to watch from the gallery. This will mark the very first time the ontario legislature will allow a language other than english or french to be used. Shareholders of indigo will meet today to vote on a deal, which would privatized the company's ownership. The deal would see the company taken private by the trilogy. Retail holdings inc and trilogy investments lp. The company is owned by gerald schwartz, who holds over 50% of indigo's shares. He's also the spouse of indigo founder and ceo heather reisman holds almost 5% of the company's shares. A toronto company has developed a tool to judge whether an audio clip features a real human voice or one generated by ai staff at klick health research arm say the method is based on vocal biomarkers. Those can include things like pauses when someone is speaking, takes a breath or grasps for words, which artificial intelligence generated. Audio doesn't do. Click has an 80% success rate when it tries to identify those deepfakes, which I produced videos, audio clips or even photos that look extremely lifelike or real. And the rail is launching new early morning commuter train service between ottawa and toronto. Starting today, the 6, 4, 1, train will operate monday to thursday, leaving ottawa in the wee hours of 4:19am. In the morning, arriving in toronto at 8.48 it will make 7 stops on the way, including in kingston, belleville and cobourg. He also announced rain 6.44, which previously operated in the afternoon between toronto and ottawa from friday to sunday, that will now run every day. The U.S. says the new schedule will offer passengers more travel options and greater flexibility. It is 10 10 sitting at 17 degrees. Now we've dropped a few. You're watching toronto's breaking news cp24 eu foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss the situation in ukraine and the middle east. We'll have the latest after the break. What the hell are you doing here? You put my reputatiion, my career at risk for money? I'm not going anywhere without my wife. Help me! Help me! It's ok. Just breathe. I've never seen her behave like that before. There seems to be a link between childhood abuse and mental illness. Is there a history of that in your family? Get into a new sullivan's crossing on ctv catch up on ctv.ca and the ctv app ( ) With the $30 Massive Money ticket going big could be a scratch away. Have you lost your job? Don't sign any agreement until you call Kornblum Law at 905-lost-job Call today and book a free consultation. Don't sign anything until you're sure the offer is fair Kornblum Law will review your case for free and we don't get paid unless you get paid more than originally offered. Kornblum Law with convenient locations across Ontario Call 905-lost-job or visit lostjob.ca This is our private travel hacker. See all the ways that I can save you money? Ooh. She works harder than any of our other employees. I just use Skyscanner. It searches billions of prices to get you the best deal in just one tab. -Billions? -How lux. (Mid-tempo music)

and if you're just joining us, here's a recap of some of our top stories that we're following this morning. A solidarity gathering is taking place today at a north york jewish girls school that was hit by gunfire over the weekend. We'll have the latest developments straight ahead. The atm trespass deadline has come and gone and there's still no sign the pro-palestinian demonstrators will dismantle their encampment at the university of toronto. >> We're live there this morning. We'll have more on this coming up. >> And a toronto company has developed a tool to judge whether in audio clip features a real human voice or one generated. I will talk about those biomarkers and what they are in just a few moments. And you can stay with cp24 for more on these stories and to further details, you can always head to our website cp24.com with just a few weeks left before mp's break for the summer. The liberal government is poised to fast track some priority legislation, including a national pharmacare plan. As we hear from ctv's annie bergeron-oliver, there's still concern over the list of medications that will be covered. >> Talks are intensifying on parliament, where the liberals are trying to quickly pass new pharmacare legislation that could make many diabetes drugs and contraceptives free by year's end right now, only a fraction of canadian women are eligible for prescription birth control. >> At low or no cost through a public drug plan. The liberals launch the first phase of their pharmacare plan in february, offering up 1.5 billion dollars. So far, no deals have been made with the provinces and territories. And quebec and alberta want to opt out. >> We're hoping it's not a photo-op. We're hoping that it doesn't become just a hollow promise. But that's why said we were concerned about pharmacare coming out. Want that delay getting he struck straight out, but who is it can fall to the same kinds of issues that our truck strategy while many health care advocacy groups are on site saying a universal pharmacare plan >> Will improve the health of canadians. Some who testified at committee this week. So the list of medications set to be covered is too limited. >> For many on and under uninsured, individuals living with diabetes in canada, most of the commonly prescribe medications would not be covered by the proposed plant. Another concern brought up to mp's that the universal single payer model could disrupt existing private drug coverage. We fear that this could crowd out private player, payers. >> Which currently cover the majority of canadians, including one in 3 seniors. The government's pharmacare legislation has the ndp support. So it will pass the question now is when. >> Annie bergeron-oliver ctv news, ottawa. Turning to the israel-hamas war. Dozens of people have reportedly been killed in an israeli airstrike on a camp for displaced people. >> In the southern gaza city of rafah, after hamas launched a barrage of rockets at israel. So for the latest on the war, we're joined now by ctv's colton praill colton. Should israel be worried about the hamas rocket attack in or they are in any way underestimating hamas and its tactics. >> At this point, no. What we saw this weekend was a strike where 8 missiles were launched from raaf. According to the idf towards tel aviv. And it's important to note that this isn't something that we've seen frequently. In fact, this was the first time we've seen a strike towards tel aviv in about 4 months from hamas. And so many are pointing to not as an intense to strikes severe military targets, but show of force from hamas, especially in the lead-up to potential negotiations. They're supposed to happen in cairo tomorrow, a reminder that there is still a military capability amongst the group. Even the small bastion, the small battalions that remain in for israel's point of view, they say this is exactly why they need to continue their offensive in rafah. That's important in the context of what happened on friday at the international court of justice, where israel was ordered to stop that offensive. Of course, they can't police that action and many of their orders have been ignored by other countries. And so far, it seems like israel is doing the same. They're continuing the offensive in rafah. They say they struck 2 hamas commanders in that strike. The you mentioned at a camp for displaced people today, israel highlighting that they say it was not part of the humanitarian zone where the untold rafah civilians to flee there was some confusion about that. The areas just outside of it. According to the idf, we have seen immense international pressure on israel to slow this offensive. And so whether or underestimating hamas's military capabilities, what we are seeing perhaps, is a shift in. The way the international community views this conflict, especially since the iron dome was able to eliminate 3 of the rockets that were shot towards tel aviv. We've seen condemnation on the retaliatory strike in rafah from countries like spain,

from france, from egypt, from cotter from turkiye is well, there are also concerns that the size of the strike in rafah could impacts potential peace talks are supposed to happen on tuesday. Carter coming specifically saying they worried that this would hinder any further progress there, although as we've seen in past negotiations, progress has been very, very hard to come by jennifer. Yeah, we've certainly seen that pattern where they come together, they talk, there's a bit of hope. And then >> It's back to the this starting board again. All right, that's ctv's colton praill, appreciate that. Thank you. >> Eu foreign affairs ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss the situation in ukraine and in the middle east. The meeting comes as relations between the european union and israel declined his eu members, spain and ireland are poised to officially recognize the state of palestine tomorrow. Spain says sanctions should be considered against israel for its attacks on rough so again. >> Would have the phone, respect. But to watch for the implementation of the decision of I know happily what you have seen and immediate hours is that the can in military action that has been to stop. I also how much onto the wreckage of unusual both sides. Thought respect the too. >> Meantime, norway in ireland discuss the reasons behind their decision today. >> Effective from tomorrow. And we do that because the right thing to do. But even more because it's the right time to do it for many years, we and so many other countries where expecting to recognize at the end of the peace process or everything else was in place. But then a few years ago, we realize that the we needed to think outside the box and maybe recognize that the time. But when it will give a strong impulse, a strong asimo into a process has since then, we have been looking for that moment. Have fremder decision is a move our decision to recognize the state of palestine is a move to impose a no come on. The parties are somehow a reward for terror. >> Nothing could be further from the truth. We recognize both the said it is at the state of palestine. Precise because we want to see a future of normalized relations between the 2 peoples. >> Now the eu has been steadfast in condemning the october 7th. Hamas attack in israel and equally critical of israel's offensive in gaza. It is 10:19 17 degrees outside in raining pretty hard outside, at least where I am. You're watching toronto's breaking news cp24 will be back after this break. Hello! Now that I am in Yorkville... I am the Class-man. Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Tiffany, Rolex... You name it we've got it! Look rich, stay rich! 88 Yorkville baby. Ooh Yeaaahhh!!! Look rich, stay rich! 88 Yorkville baby. Ooh Yeaaahhh!!! After a lot of research, we chose agm to renovate our kitchen and bathroom. Agm made it so easy. And they built our kitchen and bathroom exactly the way we wanted. All of our friends are so amazed with our new kitchen and bathroom and we increased the value of our home. Now finally we have the home of our dreams. I'd recommend agm to anyone. AGMrenovations.com Announcer: Call now and get 20% off. Did you know the most car accident claims for pain and suffering have a deductible of over $44,000. Even if it wasn't your fault. -What? -It's true. That's why you need to call Preszler Law now. A name you can trust. A menu inspired by tradition. Jimmy The Greek is preparing daily meals for you. Let our family feed yours. Visit JimmyTheGreek.com and find your nearest location today. Hello! Now that I am in Yorkville... I am the Class-man. Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Tiffany, Rolex... You name it we've got it! Look rich, stay rich! 88 Yorkville baby. Ooh Yeaaahhh!!! Look rich, stay rich! 88 Yorkville baby. Ooh Yeaaahhh!!! I know what it's like to not have a father in the picture. I'm not going to do that to my child. I've got regrets, but It's no reason to just give up. This might be the perfect place to build my future. Sullivan's crossing all new on ctv Closed Captioning is brought to you in part by Desjardins Insurance. Insurance with a heart so big, it shows. Visit Desjardins dot com slash heart, today. (Mid-tempo music) >> Well, with the soggy conditions, you want to plan your route accordingly. Give yourself some drive time and use extra caution on your travels. Of course, crews just cleared a problem. You can see

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