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disclose and to cut ties with israeli academic institutions. If you open your eyes to what's happening in rafah and was already happened across gaza, the west bank, you'll understand why we have no choice but to continue negotiations until all demands are met. >> When we weren't on friday. That the senior administration of the university of toronto had issued an ultimatum. We recognized it for what it was and a 10th to threaten and w. To force me to back down in the same way that employers and governments due to workers at the bargaining table. And on the picket line. We as an attempt to sidestep good faith negotiations and two-wheeled institutional power to avoid accountability. And we completely reject that. >> We did try to speak with them or protesters at the rally this morning. We but most of them declined to comment. So it's been difficult to really get a sense of how the protesters are feeling after this deadline came and went this but I mean, it's absolutely pouring out today. And so many people turned out for this rally. And so many people are still out this encampment moving around. So clearly spirits have not been dampened at this point. We're waiting to see what happens next. Maybe something will come from those negotiations. As I mentioned, that happening at 5:00pm between the university and the students. But we will have to wait and see you all right, let's do this can reporting live at the university of toronto. Thank you, lindsay. It will continue check in with you. Of course. >> Now to another story we're following very closely, the mayor and chief of police showed their support at a north shore jewish girls school this morning that was hit by gunfire over the weekend. Cp24 courtney heels is at a school near dufferin and finch and joins us live with the latest reaction. Courtney. >> And we know there were a lot of people at this gathering first thing this morning. The idea behind this was to show the students and staff at this elementary jewish school behind me they are standing by and their support of, of this community during a difficult time. They say, you know what happened this weekend, summering someone a shooting toward the school terrifying, but they want to show people that they will continue to go forward and they won't stand by and witness the hate. We heard from a number of people. The mayor was here, she made some brief the chief of police here talking to some of the staff members. But we also talked to a lot of will let you hear from one mother who has children here at the school. Here's what she had to say about the turnout this morning. 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. >> It was around 5 in the morning on saturday that police were called to the school in north york over reports of shots fired at the emergency crews confirmed that there was evidence of gunfire. And we also heard that from some of the staff here, including the principal. I talked to him briefly, he told me that they have surveillance video of what happened in that video. He says you can see a person or people parks across the street from the they go over to the fencing is actually fencing up around this private school. Leena and then they fired the gun toward the school. And you can actually see behind me the window of boarded up here. This is where the bullets, when so obviously people very, very upset about what happened this weekend. But again, the idea from this morning was just to show solidarity to show people that they will continue to live their lives and go forward. They also say they're really grateful the for the police presence in this neighbourhood leena. And there is quite a few police officers around here. In fact, we're in the parking lot here. There's too, crews are standing by, not far from where I yeah, we know there will continue to be an increased police presence. Courtney, thanks so much for this. >> Now to a developing story, a boy is dead after a shooting in the east end. Police are out warden avenue in qatar, crescent. >> That's 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. As we keep a close eye on this developing ontario's privacy commissioner says she will publish a special report about the use 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. The privacy commissioner says her office is working on a 19 active, rather working on 19 active accessed information appeals that are similar to concerns raised by ontario ndp leader marit stiles. Parts like these are actually quite rare and they're very serious. Information. Privacy

commissioners, 2013 special report on the liberal gas plant scandal. >> Triggered a police investigation, which eventually sent the liberal premier's chief of staff to prison. The walls are closing in for the ford conservative government. One way or another. The truth about ford's greenbelt dealings is coming out of the back rooms and into the light. >> The rcmp is now investigating the greenbelt removal process. Liberal leader bonnie crombie spoke 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. >> Doug ford has shown time and time again that he's in office to cater to his wealthy. Well connected insider friends at the expense of the people of ontario. The major grocery chains who are already making record profits and big box american stores like walmart are going to make a killing. And he's using a billion dollars of your money. Of taxpayer dollars to do it. The guy who promised yet failed to deliver buck-a-beer. Is now blowing a billion dollars on booze. >> Last week, premier doug ford announced that beer and wine would be available in convenience, grocery and big box store 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. 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. So mamakwa, who is deputy leader of the ontario ndp will rise in the chamber tomorrow 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 a language other than english or french to be used. Shareholders of indigo will meet today to vote on a deal, which would privatized that company's ownership. The deal would see the company taken private by trilogy. Retail holdings in trilogy, investments. The company is owned by gerald schwartz, who holds over 50% of indigo shares. He is 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. >> We have seen a couple of signs of discontents. They did offer a few weeks ago and they also have put out a news release saying that big shareholder advisory firms are suggesting to shareholders, they go along with the bad. So there are signs I mean, investors always want more wine out. That's the name of the game. But it looks as though indigo go-private lot of work, though, still to do turning it around. If the deal is approved. The company has said it expects the transaction to close in june. >> And its shares will be delisted from the tsx sometime later via rail is launching new early morning commuter train service between ottawa and toronto. That begins today. The 6.41 train will operate monday to thursday, leaving ottawa at 4:19am. And arriving in toronto at 8.48 it will make 7 stops on the way, including in kingston, belleville and cobourg via also announced rain 6.44, which previously operated in the afternoon between toronto and ottawa from friday to sunday, which will now run every day via says the new schedule will offer passengers more travel options and greater flexibility. It is 11:41, 18 degrees. This is toronto's breaking news cp24 residents in fort nelson, british columbia will be allowed to return home today. More than 2 weeks after being forced out due to wildfires. The latest after the break. (Dramatic music) So you ready to go? Go until you can't go anymore. Lets go. Let's play hockey. Set the tone! We'll give 'em the lumber. You hurt? No excuses. They look ready to me. Bulldog hockey, baby. (Cheering) Light 'em up, light 'em up Light 'em up, light 'em up, light 'em up woman: Name two continents. Man: Mustard and relish. Oh my God. We need to switch. Sweet. Sweet. Sweet. Sweet. Sweet. But can we do it? Oh yeah. We can definitely make the switch. Sweet.

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. ( ) (Dynamic instrumental music) >> The rain making it a pretty tricky to get around a number of areas. We have this ongoing issue east 401 past highway, 6 north and a couple of right lanes. It's a bit of a spotty camera right now. We're doing dealing with some weather related issues with our cameras. So I'm not sure if cameras going resolve itself, but just basic idea of what we're dealing with west 401 past james snow parkway collision involving a jackknifed tractor trailer vehicle in the ditch. Again, a very spotty cameras right now because of the weather crews are still heading to that scene. So expect delays at to milton. This is the don valley parkway in both was actually been quite slow in sections between lawrence and the 401 with delays on the south 404 from south of finch. There was a problem south 404 past which has cleared still waiting for the all-clear on the east 403 pass the qew in oakville. That was a much earlier collision in the left lane. Lead all send it back to you. >> The cp24 traffic report is brought to you by capitaldirect.ca >> And here's a look at some of our top stories that we're following for you this morning. A solidarity gathering has taken place at a north york jewish school that was hit by gunfire over the weekend. We'll have the latest developments coming up. And 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. They say their needs have not been met. We'll have more on that situation coming up throughout the day and via rail is launching and you early morning commuter train between ottawa and toronto today. Walk you through what that looks like and stay with cp24. For more on these stories in for further details, head to our website cp24.com extreme weather patterns and record-breaking ocean temperatures have experts pointing to a potentially lethal atlantic hurricane season. Ctv's paul hollingsworth reports. Hurricane forecasters predict and above average active hurricane season starting in june or transitioning from nino that tends to lower the number storms in the atlantic in 2. >> Tends to cause more storms in the atlantic. There are already record temperatures for the atlantic ocean. Hurricanes draw energy from warm ocean water is really lining up to be active season in the atlantic. The 2024 hurricane forecast predicts 17 to 25 named storms up from an average of 14 8 to 13 hurricanes in the forecast is a jump from the average of 7. The forecast also calls for 4 to 7 major hurricanes. The previous average is only 3 hurricanes making landfall are difficult to predict, even drawing an active season. But it's also worth noting 2022 was not an act of season. It was an average hurricane season, but that was the year fiona made landfall here in the maritimes hurricane fiona caused more than 800 million dollars in damage, leaving physical and emotional scars. People very concerned. Emergency management crews are already busy prepping for the probability of future major our generators, more flood response are cheaper. Barista key worked very closely with nova scotia power in our public works department. Previous hurricanes brought down trees and power lines, causing massive outages. You just looking for trouble. So we know we're going have a hurricane. >> We know we're going to have, you know, 100 kilometre winds. The canadian hurricane centre is urging people to be prepared to have storm surge. We're going to have heavy rains are going to have strong winds if hurricane forecast is correct. People living along the atlantic coast should brace for nasty and dangerous weather between june and november. Paul hollingsworth, ctv news, halifax. >> Residents in fort nelson, british columbia will be allowed to return home today, 2 weeks after being forced out due to wildfires. The northern rockies regional municipality in fort nelson first nation says they'll jointly rescind their evacuation orders and lift roadblocks later this morning about 4700 residents were ordered at a fort nelson on may 10th when strong winds pushed the parker lake wildfire within a few kilometres of the town. The

fire destroyed 4 homes and damaged 6 other properties in the area. 18 people are now confirmed dead after severe storms and tornadoes across parts of the south and central U.S. over the weekend. I hit so fast. It's just awesome. >> You know, the only thing I can say is just seems to weather alerts really. >> More than a 3rd of the country's in texas are now under disaster declarations. A state of emergency is in effect in kentucky because of damage from high winds and tornadoes. Yesterday's indianapolis 500 event was delayed because of the stormy weather and that nasty weather. Well, it's sticking around its shifting east today with severe storms expected from alabama up to new york city on this memorial day holiday. And a government official of papa new guinea says more than 2000 people were buried alive in a landslide on friday and they need international help. The figure, which hasn't yet been confirmed as roughly triple the un estimate of 670 people killed in the landslide in a mountainous interior. And the remains of only 6 people have been recovered so far. Determining the scale of the disaster. That's difficult because of challenging conditions on the ground, including the village is remote location. A lack of telecommunications and tribal warfare throughout the province, which means international relief workers and aid convoys require military escorts. In eastern india and southern been led bash, high winds and flooding left at least 7 people dead. The storm flooded coastal villages blew away thatched roofs and left hundreds of thousands of people without power. Nearly 800,000 people had been evacuated from vulnerable areas in bangladesh yesterday. 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, but not a mere 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 who held talks about a more than billion dollar agreement for spain to supply ukraine with more weapons. So lynskey was supposed to travel spain earlier this month that pushed the trip back. This after russian troops launched a renewed push into north eastern ukraine. At least 10 people have been killed in a multi-vehicle crash on a highway in southern turkiye. Officials say the chain reaction collision involved 4 vehicles left 39 people injured. The cause is under investigation. And other case of severe turbulence during a commercial air flight has left a dozen people injured the boeing 7 87 9 dreamliner owned by qatar airlines was flying from doha, dublin when it experienced the turbulence over turkiye. The flight continued on to dublin, where 6 passengers and 6 crew receive medical treatment after landing 8 were hospitalized to comes 5 days after a man died of a suspected heart attack. And dozens of people were injured when a singapore airlines flight from london hit severe turbulence. Well, former general hospital actor johnny whacked or was fatally shot in downtown los angeles over the weekend. Police say he was shot saturday by suspects who were trying to steal the converter from his vehicle. 3 suspects fled the area. So far, no arrests have been made. He portrayed brando corbett on the abc soap opera from 2020 to 2022 appearing in more than 160 episodes before the character was eventually written off. It's 11:51. 18 degrees. You're watching toronto's breaking news cp24. Well, if you have an extra 5 million dollars lying around, you could own a piece of movie history. We'll explain right after this. For over 75 years Pollard has manufactured quality windows and doors here in Ontario. Being customer focused and innovative allows us to provide exceptional value. Get factory savings and one year no payments. From our family business to your family home. Make a smart investment. Choose Pollard. I'm playing Blackjack in Belleville I'm playing slots in Sarnia. I'm playing Bingo... in a cave. It's Casino Time where you are. Ontario only. Must be 19+. Please play responsibly. [shower running] [upbeat music] Not happy with what you‘ve got? Woman: “Honey, what are you doing?” Man: “Sorry, just really enjoying these new floors.” Don‘t imagine it. Upload a photo and visualize it at endoftheroll.com After a night shift, I do everything to stay quiet. But the second I touch the bed... I'm We have mattresses to help reduce motion transfer. So light sleepers can stay asleep. At Sleep Country, We Solve Sleep. The Do Not Disturb Event Is On Now Back by popular demand. Welcome to McDadi's open house with George St-Pierre. Welcome back, gsp. How did you acquire your mental strength? Focusing on the objective. How do you stay fit? Healthy lifestyle my friend, The best advice you've received. In life when the door opens, get in. Ideal home features for relaxation.

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