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CP24. THE ATM TRESPASS DEADLINE HAS COME AND GONE AND THERE'S STILL NO SIGN THAT THE PRO-PALESTINIAN DEMONSTRATORS ARE GOING TO DISMANTLE THEIR ENCAMPMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO. WE'RE GOING TO HAVE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS ON THIS STORY AND OTHER HEADLINES COMING UP WITH MELISSA DUGGAN. (Dramatic music) I am Paul Atreides! Duke of Arrakis! Let me fight beside you. I'll show you the way. 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!!! Did you know that if you're injured on private property by falling on snow and ice, you must provide written notice within 60 days? -What? -That's right. And time is not on your side. That's why you need to call Preszler Law. Race weekend is coming to Montreal and so is Mr. Worldwide Pitbull! On Saturday, June 8th. He headlines the Podium Concert presented by Google Pixel. Featuring top DJs, tons of interactive activities and more! It all takes place at Parc Jean-Drapeau, just steps from Circuit Giles-Villeneuve. Don't miss out! Tickets at evenko.ca [ Anncr]: Fact versus Fiction with Bath Fitter. Fiction: Some bath remodels just cover up water damage. Fact: Bath Fitter cleans and repairs your tub before installation to ensure a watertight fit. Bath Fitter. It just fits. Go to bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. ( ) 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!!! (Dynamic instrumental music) (Playful music) Nice Dress! -And tons of Cash Back too. What? With Rakuten! It's a shopping app that saves you money. Unbelievable. This is unbelievable... Right? You're going to get so much Cash Back. Okay, I'm gonna go change. Let's maximize those dreams. That's right. The next LOTTO MAX jackpot is an estimated $70 MILLION, plus an estimated 14 MAXMILLIONS. A backyard putting green? What about a whole backyard course! Got another dreamer! Get your LOTTO MAX tickets today! [OLG sting] 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. A very comfortable bed. Winning title is hard, but the real challenge is to remain champion. We are the number one team in the GTA for 12 years in a row. When buying or selling Team McDadi is here for the knockout visit McDadi.com. I love going out with my friends And thanks to Sokoloff lawyers, I still can. I'm Wendy Sokoloff. Let Sokoloff Lawyers fight for your rights. Call 416-966-hurt or visit Areyouhurt.ca EcoTech Windows and Doors offers cutting-edge ECOSMART technology in its latest product line, meeting Energy Star compliance for substantial savings on your energy bill. Right now, we pay the tax, or don't pay till 2025. See more at Ecotechwindows.ca. ( ) Bonnie Crombie. Oh, the new Ontario Liberal leader. Of course, she's friends with Justin Trudeau. And just like Trudeau, she supports a carbon tax. Makes me wonder what she was like as mayor. She raised taxes... twice. Three times? And her last act as mayor was raising taxes again? No, thank you. Bonnie Crombie, she's expensive. A message from the Ontario PC Party. >> THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO SAYS IT WILL MEET WITH PRO-PALESTINIAN PROTESTERS TODAY AFTER THEY REFUSED TODAY'S 10:00AM DEADLINE TO LEAVE. A TEENAGE BOY IS THE CITY'S LATEST MURDER VICTIM. HE DIED IN HOSPITAL AFTER BEING SHOT OVERNIGHT IN THE

warden and danforth road area. And peel regional police unveiling today's results of a major auto theft investigation. We'll tell you more about project odyssey in moments. >> It is 2:00 20 degrees from 299 queen street west. This is toronto's breaking news cp24. Hello. I'm melissa duggan. Our top story right now. Protesters at u of t aren't going anywhere, defying a trespass order that took effect at 8:00am cp24. Is christina tenaglia joins us live with more on that. What's the latest there? Hi melissa. I'm here in the national newsroom. So not out on location, but I can still tell you. >> The latest as to what's going on. So of this encampment, according at least to the university of toronto has been in place on their property since may, the second and it was last night, the late yesterday afternoon made made the is very clear that as of this morning at 8:00am the protesters would be trespassing. Formally, they issued a trespass notice and the request from the university of toronto formally based on this notice is that the protesters clear from the university of toronto's property. The king's college circle by 8 this morning eastern time. That did not happen the next step. According to the university of toronto, they publicly stated that they are seeking a court injunction. They're waiting for that to take place in terms of scheduling. We have seen this with other universities across the country. And even though the proceedings for take place quite quickly is still anywhere. 24 40 48 72 hours to a few days. So what an injunction does essentially is it will force. The protesters through the power of the courts to vacate the premises. If they don't, they will be found in contempt of court is essentially a cease and desist now from the protesters perspective at the university of the school's president presented on offer to the protesters a pretty thorough one last week on thursday. And the protesters said that's not good enough and presented their own thorough counteroffer yesterday, the 2 sides are scheduled to meet today. But at this point, a spokesperson for the pro-palestinian protesters says they're staying >> With 3 main demands that remain. Since thursday, when we received the first to operate an offer the ut we sent a counteroffer right kind of senior demands, what our lines are, what we're actually interested in seeing. And so we presented that to them at the meeting and then they spent, you know, what our trying to caucus and figure out, you know, their next steps and you know, we kind of have to see what happens again. Really, the ball's in their court right? Ed students are here. They will continue to be here. They will and divestment despite the threats of police, despite the threats of academic repercussions. >> Okay, so I want to give you some perspective. Of course, there's the idea of your constitutional right to freedom of expression and the freedom to assemble and protest. What the university is saying and they put in the last month is that, of course, has a canadian. It did institution, they recognize that of the importance of that and that is students in and of course, those affiliated with their school and canadians in general have that constitutional right in saying that though they have pointed out that the university of toronto property is private property. And while they from time to time authorize groups too used their property and encampment is not part of what they consider to be usage that they would authorize. And anyone who set up an encampment that would be trespassing. Now the u of t issued that reminder earlier this month. So the position from the university of toronto is this group has been trespassing for some time with let them stay and have their say. But it's time to go. The group is adamant they they feel very strongly passionate about their position and that they're staying back to you. Cristina tenaglia, thanks for that update. We appreciated we keep following the story now, ontario colleges and universities minister jill dunlop says >> She supports u of t taking legal action to put an end to the encampment. >> I had a call with the president a couple weeks ago. We continue to receive daily updates from all of our campuses, but we ensure that this is I cleaned up and dealt right away convocation is coming up in the next couple of weeks. And this is a safety issue. We want to ensure that families feel safe on campus, not intimidated to attend services, but we want to see >> There was a show of support today for a north york, a jewish girls school that was hit by gunfire over the weekend. Mayor olivia chow and police chief myron demkiw were among those who attended a solidarity rally this morning at the bay how ski a elementary school near dufferin and finch. Police responding to a call for shots fired at the school early saturday morning. They found a bullet hole in the building. No one was hurt. Organizers say today's demonstration was meant to show the school students, staff and families

that 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 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. 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 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's too early to determine if the shooting is 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 there. A teenager is dead after a shooting in scarborough. Police were called to the warden avenue and cataraqui crescent area north of danforth road just after 1:00am. Investigators say the victim was shot inside a residence. He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. The victim has been identified as 16 year-old jamal uddin this year. No suspect information has been released. Peel police say they have been they have rather busted a highly orchestrated auto theft ring. >> Investigators say they seized more than 300 stolen vehicles as part of an operation dubbed project odyssey. The recovered vehicles have a combined value of more than 33 million dollars. Some of the vehicles were taken during violent carjackings. Police allege a local trucking company was facilitating shipments of stolen vehicles to the port of montreal, where they were being exported to the middle east. >> As a result of our investigation, we have recovered 369 vehicles. We seized 3 transport trucks and 2 stolen bobcats. What we're being facilitated at the yard and those items have been seized as offence related property. A total of 33.2 million dollars was recovered in stolen vehicles before it was destined out of the country. >> And the last 18 months are peel regional police commercial auto crimes unit has arrested nearly 200 individuals and have laid close to 1600 auto theft related charges recovered close to 100 million dollars worth of vehicles that are vehicles that have not left their country because they've been able to intercept them in repatriate them. >> 16 people have been arrested in connection with the investigation and arrest warrants have been issued for another 10. Police say 14 of the suspects identified in the probe or out on the form of release or bail for auto theft related offences. More than 300 charges have been laid so far. It is to 10 20 degrees. This is toronto's breaking news cp24 israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling the recent strikes on rafah that killed dozens of civilians. A tragic mistake. Coming up, the

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