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>> 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 for everyone. >> And they are holding our leaders and institutions to account in frank. >> The kids are all right. >> So some background info on this as well enough for those who are maybe just joining this comes after the university gave an offer to the members on the encampment last week and that offer basically gave members and students here a seat at the table when it came to negotiations in the future when it came the school's investment. Although the school did say that they would not be severing ties with israel. Universities and dot was one of the demands that students wanted. So many students here felt that the offer didn't really meet their demands and that it was more of an ultimatum. And there was a notice of trespass issued on friday for that deadline to be 8:00am this morning. So obviously the encampment still remains. Protesters say they are not going anywhere until the university meet its demands by the university and students are continuing negotiations today. Those started last night at 5:00pm and they say they are continuing with those peaceful talks, trying to come to some sort of resolution. But at the same time, as I mentioned, a court injunction has now and the university is asking protesters here to dismantle their encampment and leave the property will have to wait and see what happens when allies on this. Lindsay, this get reporting live. Thank you. Lindsay. >> Well, there was a show of support today for a north shore jewish girls school that was hit by gunfire over the weekend. Mayor olivia chow and police chief myron demkiw are among those who attended a solidarity rally this morning at the bay callum entry school near dufferin and finch. Police responded to a call for shots fired at the school early saturday morning and found a bullet hole in the building. No one was injured. Organizers say today's demonstration was meant to show the students schools, rather staff and families of the community stands with them. >> We were able to the suspects driving up on the street right here, parking right here across the street from where we are right now. They came up the defence and 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. Stole the security fence that you see here, which enabled us to have close and they only have to stand behind a fence and they were unable to get onto the property. >> You and your families. >> Have a right to. 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 concerning, we've seen a growing rising anti-semitism since october 7th, but we haven't seen something like we've seen this weekend to 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. >> Police have said it is too early to determine if the shooting as a hate crime or act of terrorism. But noted the hate crime unit is supporting the investigation. Residents in some neighbourhoods have been told to expect an increased police presence. >> Switching 11. 0, 7, to degrees out there continues to be a really wet one and that is impacting the drive for lisa morales has a closer look at morning lisa, good morning to you. Leena give you as much of a close look as they can because my cameras are giving me some problems right now. So show you. >> One issue. Thankfully, it's not causing as much of a jam as it was earlier. This is

east lake shore heading into downtown near jameson stall trucks been here for the last little bit. It was causing a slowdown, but this is actually really good alternate to the gardiner. You can see obviously a whole lot of volume and that's all because of the long-term construction. We have east of jameson. Let me take you through some of the problems that I can show you with my cameras it, but I can tell you about them. So east 401 past 6 north 2 right lanes out with the collision south 404 past centre lane with the collision and east 403 pass the qew in oakville that was still single file. Only the right lane gets by also for a collision. I'll send it back to lead a. Lisa. Thank you. We're following a developing story. A boy is dead after a shooting in the east end. Police are at warden avenue and cataract. He crescent, which is north of danforth road. They say a male youth was shot at around 1:00am and he was pronounced dead in hospital. No word on the age of the boy or if there are any suspects. Keep it here on cp24 as we keep a close eye on this developing story now to queen's park, where ontario's privacy commissioner says she will publish a special report about the use of non government emails and deleting messages related to the greenbelt. The ford government removed land from the greenbelt to build 50,000 homes in 2022 before reversing course. Reports from the auditor general and integrity commissioner found the process favoured certain developers. Privacy commissioner patricia qasem says her office is working on 19 active accessed information appeals that are similar to concerns raised by ontario ndp leader marit stiles. I think first of all, know you've, of course, viewed dozens of emails that were sent to and received by mister sackville using a g mail account in which >> Documents were shared I I think the premier's chief of staff appears to have repeatedly. Misled the integrity commissioner under oath. And that this is another example of a member of the premier senior team hiding things from the public. So I'm not mincing words. I think mister sackville should resign. And if he won't, the premier should fire him. >> The rcmp is now investigating the greenbelt removal process. Liberal leader bonnie crombie spoke out out against the ford government's plan to expand alcohol sales, saying the premier is spending a billion dollars of taxpayer money. Just to roll it out a year ahead of schedule. Our health care system is in crisis, a billion dollars could hire 12,000 more nurses. Our schools are crumbling, a billion dollars could hire 12,000 more teachers or ensure that our schools have proper air-conditioning. So our kids aren't sweating in class. Our roads are gridlocked. A billion dollars could deliver all-day two-way go train service to niagara. But that's not what matters to doug ford. He doesn't care about 2 waiting 12 hours in an er or that your kids are struggling to keep up in the classroom. He's not in it for you or your family. Last week. Last week. Last week premier doug ford announced that beer and wine would be available and convenience grocery and big box stores starting late this summer and fall. A coalition of health groups has already spoken out against the idea, warning that there is no strategy in place to address the increased harms that will come with increased access to alcohol. The province is introducing legislation it says aims to strengthen protections for ontario homeowners and buyers. The government says the homeowner protection act would implement a 10 day cooling off period for the purchase of new homes. It would allow buyers to cancel agreements without any penalties. The province says it will give buyers time to fully understand their commitments and back out if they choose. The legislation would also see consultations held on finding ways to crack down on illegal home building and selling. Well, 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 is deputy leader of the ontario ndp rise in the chamber on tuesday to ask a question in oji-cree family, friends and elders are set to watch from the gallery. This will mark the first time the ontario legislature will allow language other than english or french to be used. Also making news 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 and trilogy investments trilogy. The company is owned by gerald schwartz, who holds over 50% of indigo shares. He's also the spouse of indigo founder and ceo heather reisman, who holds almost 5% of the company shares. And bnn bloomberg's andrew bell says shareholders

are expected to vote in favour of taking the company private. >> They are offering to buy back all the shares from the public. The stock has struggled, did like 50 million dollars and its fad. Latest of full fiscal year. The company is seen as needing a major turnaround. It looks as though shareholders will vote in favour of this deal. The stock is trading under was trading this morning around $2 and $0.49, basically the same as the 2.50 that shorts on recent. >> Are offering. >> 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 pauses when someone is speaking takes a breath or grasps for words which ai-generated audio doesn't do. Click has an 80% success rate when it tries to identify deepfakes, which I produced videos, audio clips or photos that look extremely real via rail is launching new early morning commuter train service between ottawa and toronto. Today, the 6.41 train will operate monday to thursday, leaving ottawa at 4:19am. Arriving in toronto at 8.48 it will also make 7 stops on the way, including in king. Still, kingston, rather belleville and cobourg. The also announced rain 6.44, which previously operated in the afternoon between toronto and ottawa from friday to sunday, will now run every day vs as the new schedule will offer passengers more travel options and greater flexibility. It's 11:14, 18 degrees. This is toronto's breaking news cp24 eu foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss the situation in ukraine and the middle with us for that story. Red hot summer four farmers one mission true love I'm super excited to find the love of my life. A new crop of daters plunge into rural life I'm not a farm girl yet, but I'm farm-curious. On the show with real life romance I feel really special. Real connections I'm all in. Real heartbreak who will find their happily ever after? I did fall in love. You're a person I can see a future with. I choose you. Farming for love on ctv Hi, Toronto! I'm Teddy Wilson. And I'm Nicole Servinis. Welcome to Things to Know t.o.. Teddy: Each week, this show shines a spotlight on a wide variety of local businesses, services, events and initiatives from across the Greater Toronto Area. Nicole: These companies are a part of what makes Toronto one of the world's most vibrant cities and a great place to live, work and play. Teddy: Join us every week on Saturday mornings for Things to Know t.o.. Nicole: And don't forget to visit our website, ThingsToKnowTO.ca, to check out all of our great content. 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. (Dynamic instrumental music) thank you for joining us. Here's a look at some of the top stories we're following for us. Solidarity gathering has taken place today at a north york jewish girls school that was hit by gunfire over the weekend. No injuries to tell you about, but the investigation continues. The 8:00am trespass deadline has come and gone and there is still no sign the pro-palestinian demonstrators will dismantle their encampment at the university of toronto at this as deliberations and negotiations continue with the school. >> U of t now filing for an injunction will walk you through the latest developments. There is a lot to tell you about. And history will be made at the ontario legislature tomorrow with an indigenous language to be spoken in the chamber. That's never happened before. >> And stay with cp24 for more on these stories and for further details, head to our website cp24.com gaza's health ministry says the death toll from israeli strike in the city of rafah has risen to at least 45 the attack. The latest hit a camp for displaced people in the southern part of the territory. The ministry says at least 23 women, children and elderly people are among the dead. The israeli military says it was targeting a hamas installation and that 2 senior militants were killed. The military says it is investigating reports that civilians were harmed. The air strike comes just hours after hamas fired a barrage of

rockets from gaza into israel. No injuries there. And the israel defence forces released video today that it says shows troops operating in the gaza strip. The united nations top ordered israel to end its military offensive in rafah last week, but stopped short of demanding a ceasefire for the entire enclave. However, the ruling is largely symbolic. Israel has portrayed rafah as hamas's last major stronghold in gaza and eu foreign affairs ministers. They are meeting in brussels to discuss the situation in ukraine and in the middle east. The meeting comes as relations between the european union in israel declined is 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 >> Again. Would have finish the phone, respect. But to watch for the implementation of the decision on happily what you have seen and the media callers is that the can news. Immediate reaction that has been to stop. I also how much of launch of wreckage usual both sides thought respect the >> Norway and ireland discussed their decision today. >> Effective from tomorrow. And we do that because it's the right thing to do. And 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 for 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, impose a strong asimo into a process has since then, we have been looking for that moment. Have friend or 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 state of israel and the state of palestine. Precise because about to see a future of normalized relations between the 2 peoples. >> Eu has been steadfast in condemning the october 7th. Hamas attack in israel and equally critical of israel's offensive in gaza. Ukraine's president is in spain as he resumes international visits that were paused in the wake of a new russian offensive in his country. Volodymyr zelenskyy was greeted by spain's king felipe after arriving in madrid. He also met with spanish prime minister pedro sanchez. Local media are reporting that the 2 held talks about a more than billion dollar agreement for spain to supply ukraine with more weapons. >> So if he was supposed to travel to spain earlier this month, that pushed the trip back after russian troops launched a renewed push into north eastern ukraine. 12 children are among at least 35 people killed in a massive fire at an entertainment park in western india. It broke out on saturday at the trp in good drop. State investigators believe it was sparked by an electrical short circuit, which ignited a large stock diesel fuel that was used to power. Several of the games. The owners of the park were arrested for failing to properly store flammable materials. It is 11:21 18 degrees. You're watching toronto's breaking news cp24. The latest traffic update that is coming up next. Stay with us. -I'm always thankful when spring comes. It feels like a positive time. -Yes, we all get to spring clean and put new plans in place for the year. -How about you? Is there something you'd like to get done? Perhaps it's your home renovation or a purchase for your business. It's great to know a Flexi Line can help you do that. -Could you use eighty thousand, two eighty or even two point eight million? -Call us today at 1800-new-capital to see what's available to you. Canadian summers just hit different with Tims. ("Steal My Sunshine" by Len) Introducing two new Sparkling Quenchers... made with natural flavours and colours. Memories are made with Quenchers. It's time for Tims ( ) ( ) ( ) Do you have a wet, damp, or moldy basement? Call the oldest and largest waterproofing company. Call rcc. Whether your basement needs to be repaired from the outside or the inside, we'll consult you on the right solution. Call rcc waterproofing today. Family owned and operated since 1920. Clean your rugs with Love Your Rug. Whether it's machine,

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