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zelenskyy now repeating his calls to allies to help bolster ukraine's air defence capabilities. Today I am announcing in january of 2023 canada committed to delivering ukraine 400 million dollar air defence system. >> 16 months later, it still hasn't left the united states. I think the western was should get some some for being this emotional, but I just see that people every day. >> In a statement, the defence ministry pointed to delays in the american production of nasa limbs. >> Noting canada has added an additional 76 million in funding to a poll aimed at bolstering ukraine's air defences. The attack comes just weeks before a peace summit, hoping to end a 27 month long conflict summit. Russia has yet to commit to attending additions. Putin says they've never refused peace talks could, but they must not be resumed on the grounds of would only one party watch the sun to rain has created a 10 point proposal for peace that is slowly gathered. More international over the last year. >> One of the biggest issues holding back previous peace negotiations is where to draw future borders. Neither side has been willing to make any concessions as russia looks to annex even more territory from the european nation. Colton praill ctv news, ottawa. >> A massive fire in india has left at least 20 people dead. The fire broke out earlier today at an amusement park good job. State in western india. Officials say the fire has been contained and rescue operations are underway. However, there are still fears that more victims are stuck under the wreckage, including children. The police say they are following the case of negligence against the owner of the park investigation is underway to determine the cause. Harvey weinstein's lead lawyer is being accused of publicly intimidating a potential witness ahead of the disgraced movie mogul's re trial. The manhattan district attorney's office sent a letter to the trial judge colin lawyer, arthur aidala, as comments earlier this month to spar involving a witness who will be asked to testify once again. Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction was thrown out last month. The retrial is expected sometime this summer. Those who are forced from their homes amid ongoing wildfires in fort nelson are being warned against coming home early. Fort nelson's mayor told evacuees that conditions are still unsafe to come back. Warning those returning early. It could cause congestion on the highways and prevent health care workers from getting through. Almost 4700 residents were evacuated from the area on may, 10th officials are hoping evacuees can return early next week. Experts in health care and climate adaptation are calling on canada to disaster proof its hospitals. It comes as an increasing number of extreme weather events threaten the country's health systems. The canadian climate institute says disasters that bring people to the emergency room also strike hospitals themselves. Hospitals across the country have had to stop operations because of extreme weather over the last several years. Experts say the fixes are often simple, such as adding air conditioning or upgrading ventilation systems. So they aren't overpowered by wildfire. Smoke. The remains of an unknown soldier from the first world war is returning home to newfoundland today. Are proud, really feel proud. You know. >> Represent canada represent newfoundland here here here and it's a once lifetime opportunity. >> The soldier will be buried at the province's plated tomb of the unknown soldier. >> His casket will in st. John's in lyon, a state of the confederation building for 3 days next month. >> A solemn burial retrial, some money will be held on july 1st, the anniversary of the battle of beaumont hamel were hundreds of newfoundlanders take their lives that day in 1960. >> This is toronto's breaking news cp24. It was not a good day for team canada at the world hockey prague. The highlights coming up. 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! Ready? Setty? Go! Now? Now! Furiosa, a mad max saga. Now playing only in theatres. People across Ontario have discovered Casino Time dot c-a! I'm playing Blackjack in Belleville I'm playing slots in Sarnia. I'm playing Bingo... in a cave. Seem unbelievable? Believe it!

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[olg sting] a young dog is back home after being saved from a potentially dangerous situation near pearson airport, 7th month old eska was running in traffic along airport road and highway 4, 9, thursday night when a good samaritan spotted her and turned over to kill police. They shared her photo online scott was quickly reunited with her family. This is toronto's breaking news cp24. Look at today's top stories. When we come back. [ ] >> Completely understand that this can cause concern, in fear and anxiety in the community especially when it happens at a school like this, and especially with the students, the parents, and the staff,. >> Reporter: police investigating after shots were fired in north york elementary school for jewish girls. Good evening, there will be an increased police presence in the community after multiple gunshots were fired at the elementary school early this morning. There were no injuries reported, and the search for a suspect, or suspects continues. Ctv sean leathong has the details. >> Reporter: a single bullet hole marks the window of the school for girls. Police confirming, multiple shots were fired the building early this morning. Suspects arrived at the school in the vehicle, a dark coloured vehicle. They exited the vehicle, an open fire at the school causing some damage to the front of the school. Rhythmic according to police the shooting happened just before five this morning, with the reported injuries. The school is located on chest would drive so runabout businesses, police have spent the day going through security footage. >> You will see an increased presence not only in this neighbourhood. >> Reporter: police would not call the shooting a hate crime and say that they will enter the investigation with an open mind. >> And the mystic's we'll tell us what occurred here. But that's what we have the hate crime involved in this investigation. Because we are not ignoring the obvious. >> Reporter: premiere done for writing on ask, this is a gross display of anti-semitism. It is long belief that anyone could be this hateful. Of the student deserve to feel safe at school. If you have any information, please contact toronto police. These cowards need to be found and brought to justice. Reaction from the jewish community has been swift. With a statement coming from the centre for israel and jewish affairs saying in part, we demand justice, we demand swift action. The fact a school was targeted were there this of kids being present or not represent another worrying escalation in the violence jewish canadians have been experiencing. And from friends of simon which reads in part, it is time for leaders to stop at sympathetic words, and instead to take the decisive actions that are necessary to confront the escalating hatred that is plaguing our community. Jews in this country will not hide or cower in fear in the face of this brazen and cowardly act. Police said they are stepping up their visibility within the community. >> The committee will also see officers and other schools, high visibility at synagogues, to ensure that the public understands that community safety is number 1 for us. >> Reporter: police about that how many suspects they are looking for. Sean leathong ctv news. Rhythmic and marital of the ochoa responded to the shooting today but saying in part this is a despicable anti-semitic act. Jewish children and family should not be made to fear for their safety. Toronto police are increasing their presence or run religious schools and synagogues. I am in contact with the chief about the plan to keep children and families safe. A team --'s stabbing and square one shopping centre in mississauga last night to police were called to the mall shortly before 11:00 pm yesterday after receiving reports of an altercation between two youth. Which led to the stabbing. The victim was taken to hospital with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. Police a one young person has been arrested, and charged with robbery in connection with the incident. In peterborough, two people have been charged in connection with the stabbing early this morning, it happened shortly after 2:30 am the area of [ Unintelligible ] police a two before trying to steal the victims ebike, which led to the stabbing. The victim, a 52-year-old man was taken to hospital with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. An 18-year-old man, in a 22-year-old man were arrested in the area, and taken into custody without incident, they are both facing multiple charges, including aggravated assault. Mornings in a moment. First is alive look at the city tonight. Is 40 degrees degrees and clear, let's look at your forecast. As we can see there, there is not much going on as any for submission has moved well east of us. If you are out today you may have been aware of that. And you could see just very little clouds coming over the city of toronto.

is a little patch of popping up there, right now it is 14 degrees in toronto. 14 in muskoka, and 14 in waterloo. And 14 amount for us. Comes to know the 14th there's a lot of them going on right now. Is to look ahead at the overnight at a glance. 13 degrees overnight. North this year at 11 pierpont the cloudy light wind. In the sun we'll rise tomorrow at 542. And at 8:00 am it will be 16 degrees. >>> Pro- palestinian demonstrators who set up an encampment of the university of toronto grounds have been given until monday morning to clear the space. But they say, they are not threatened by the trespassing of this issue by the school and continue to demand it ends any partnership with israeli universities. Ctv's wrecking letdown he has the story. Back more than 170 tents continue to occupy the green space at king's college circle at the university of toronto. Pro- palestinian demonstrators bowing to stay put, despite being delivered trespass notices. >> To us it is shocking that you have t. Would rather call the police when it's own students than to stop investing in weapons and bombs. Replica heighten situation can potentially escalate further with police enforcement on monday. Of toronto's mayor says, she won't be involved with that decision. >> It's not up the two the mayor to tell the police what to do. There is no law to enforce capital for the up to the university of toronto and the police to work with them and that have a very important point to make. >> Reporter: university have given those at the cat with a new deadline and an offer. Have until eight monday morning to vacate. If not the notice says necessary legal steps we'll be taken. The university is also inviting students to present their demands to you have t.'s business board of governing council. Informal working group to consider options for the disclosure of the school's investments. >> The administration has not agreed to allow us to appoint people and this can leave. We can make recommendations of the current proposal, of his direct conditions need to be approved Andria: by the president so yes final say. Like the offer also makes clear that the university will not end any partnerships with as really schools. Encampment organizers describe it as an inadequate ultimatum. Even fronting some demonstrators to take further action. >> A group of students have begun an indefinite hunger strike. We will continue into the university stops aligning itself with war criminals. Who won't eat till you have t. [ Unintelligible ] >> Reporter: the two sides we'll have an opportunity to find common ground when they meet again for talks on sunday at 5:00 pm,. >> There was a non-jew going genocide in gaza. So we are asking for u. Of t. To commit to meeting our commands now. We have been here for 23 days, we are here now, and we want them to take us seriously now. Not in the future. >> Reporter: another attempt to end the more than three week long standoff. Raheem bled on a ctv news. >> Andria: alcohol will be available in more stores a year and a half sooner than expected. With grocery stores able to offer and expand it's election as soon as august 1st. Convenience stores we'll be allowed to expand their offerings as early as september 5th. Ctv's dylan dyson has more on the expected impact on small businesses. Rhythmic on a sunny afternoon, john smith is making a quick pickup of items for the weekend. [ Unintelligible ] >> Reporter: soon this [ Unintelligible ] we'll be filled with beer, wine and ready-made mixed drinks after the province approved alcohol sales inconvenience court stores. >> I think it's great to tell you the truth. Why not? Can stop in anytime and get a sixpack or whatever you want. You have to worry about getting to the lcb oh, or the beer store on time. >> Reporter: located at the opposite end of town from the alcohol retailers. Of the owner of dole's convenience is expecting a big boost to business. >> I believe it will be at least a quarter of what we are doing if I could [ Unintelligible ] the nonselling more ice. >> Reporter: while some voices maybe concerned about the added accessibility from healthy and safety standpoint. It seems all consumers approve of the extra convenience. >> We shop in québec, where they've had it for a while, and I thank it is a fantastic idea. >> Reporter: convenience is wonderful. And in small town accessibility is beautiful for everybody like that. If you want a beer or a bottle of wine, or vodka whatever. >> Reporter: alcohol sales are as an opportunity small businesses say they have been waiting for, and are ready for. >> I think is long overdue. We are a responsible channel week been responsively selling age restricted products for years. Kids want to buy lottery tickets just as much they want to buy beer. We kept the matter. We've proven it. >> I think it's fair to be accessible in lower places. Because you're over the age of 19, so it doesn't really matter. Is not like it's going to change who's getting in to.

as long as they are id and properly. >> Reporter: available as early as september 5th. The perk of putting alcohol on convenience store shelves right in the name,. >> I think convenience is a big thing for of what. >> Reporter: dylan dyson see to be news. >> Andria: heading into pride month, the world's largest -- longest rainbow road was unveiled today. Each road is no creative of the cola for rebel to help promote inclusivity, acceptance, and safest bases in the city. In the new escalation as a result of partnership between skittles, pride toronto, and the friends of hammons. The rug was designed by award-winning queer artist travis meyer. >> There is always work to be done, but there are people who are doing it. This river road here is 2000 feet, 600 metres of five -- pride and joy. And I hope it acts as a reminder, for all of the people who look for a place to go to find community, who want to find people who are like them, who can be a little bit on the outside of what is considered normal in the city of toronto, that there is a place for you on toronto island. [ Unintelligible ] the rainbow road 600 metres long. >>> The city is taking steps to try and reduce gridlock on the gardener during the three-year construction project. It involves opening the westbound on-ramp from lakeshore to the gardener at jamison during the weekday afternoon rush. The ramp was plea -- previous was closed in the afternoon because it can be difficult to drive us to merge onto the gardener during busy periods. But the expressway is currently reduced to just two lanes of traffic between [ Unintelligible ] for major rehabilitation work. You make yesterday the city released a statement which red in part, the city of toronto's traffic operations centre reports they have working extremely well to keep traffic moving. Traffic agents are present to assist with the continued to flow of traffic and provide feedback with many conditions on the ground. The cities is also installing additional variable messaging signs to educate motorists about traffic changes as a result of the ramp's reopening.

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