CITY24 - Sunday, May 26, 2024 - 12:00 a.m. (ET) - Segment #42

our go home to their families. Daughters parents, grandparents be need to be >> Every level of government has a responsibility. >> To make sure that they are that they feel safe in that they are safe. And if they do not feel isolated a time of crisis coming together like this peacefully my mind, take care and advocate for the release of the hostages. >> And the united jewish appeal of toronto is speaking out after a north york school was shot at yesterday. The uja is asking for people to show up at the bay elementary school tomorrow morning at 8.30 for a show of solidarity. Police responded to the school around 5:00am yesterday for reports of shots fired. A bullet hole was found in the building, but no injuries were reported. There are some concerns that this was hate-motivated. And police say they will be looking into that. Police are also stepping up their presence in certain neighbourhoods in response to the shooting. Halton police are out with a public safety warning about a string of recent opioid poisonings in halton hills. Officers are responded to 2 separate suspected opioid poisoning incident since friday. 3 people have died as a result of the suspected inhalation of an unidentified substance. The deaths are being investigated by the coroner's office and police are reminding people to know the signs of drug poisoning and safe for use practices. Ontario's government is paying $590,000 and handing over more than 20 square kilometres to matachewan first nation. The province says this is part of a land claim settlement. It says treaty 9 also known as the james bay treaty, provided first nations with nearly 260 hectares of land. Her family of 5 that amounts to just over 50 hectares per member. But the matachewan first nation did not receive all the land that it was initially entitled to. Today was the final day of doors open toronto where people were invited to visit and explore some of the most exclusive and intriguing buildings in the city. And one of those places is billy bishop airports, which apparently has much more to offer than what meets the eye. Ctv's rahim ladhani reports. >> From high in the sky, billy bishop may look like a regular city airport, but down on the ground, the hangar doors are open for people to really understand everything that goes on here. >> I haven't seen plaintiff if I like helicopters set school. >> More than 150 buildings and sites are on showcase this weekend with the theme being hidden histories. It's the perfect setting for billy bishop, which first opened in 1939 and served as a training ground for both the royal canadian and royal norwegian air forces during the second world war. Is a huge number of teams that are doing all different kinds of work here at the including airport maintenance, runway maintenance. >> Security and those are things that people don't always get to see. A surprise to many people here is that the airport has its own fire home. >> Visitors were able to board the truck and even where a firefighter suit. We've got a full fire crew here that keeps the airports safe inside the hangar and also on display for everyone to get an up close look at is ornge helicopter. I think they're really cool. >> And >> They're most likely for like. Emergencies and stuff. The air ambulance service explaining how it provides medical care while in the air. A unique skill which is both captivating and inspiring neighbourhood. So it's nice and best gets an opportunity see how everything is work and stuff. And that's precisely the goal of the event, which has been running since the year. 2000. >> This is toronto's breaking news cp24. The cleanup and damage assessment is underway after a violent twister rips through parts of texas. More on that coming up after the break. >> New music from a juno award winner, canadian pop music mainstay ties that is back with new album stance crying until drop by to talk about it on the next She'll never bend the knee. The greens are coming for you, Rhaenyra, and for your children. (Dramatic music) Otto: It is your great privilege to witness this, a new day for our realm! (Cheering) (Roar) Rhaenyra: We don't choose our destiny. It chooses us. Tide is busting Laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean.

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elimination of hamas is not going to happen. >> Aid trucks are entering gaza through southern israel today. The aid comes on the heels of a new agreement to buy pass the rafah crossing with egypt on friday. The international court of justice ordered israel to open the rafah crossing to allow for the flow of aid. Egypt refuses to reopen its side of the rafah crossing until control of the gaza side is handed back to palestinians. >> More than 95% of that has come in for the past 7 months. How come into those 2 opening. So with one of those still closed and one of them difficult to get to in a safe way. We have a problem still with amount of aid that's coming in. So those openings and those crossing seemed to be open. The crossings in the north need to be open and the pier needs to be bringing in more aid and or truck loads coming off of those ships. And that's the case right now. >> Hamas triggered the war with its october 7th attack into israel, in which palestinian militants killed nearly 1200 people, mostly civilians and seized some 250 hostages. The death toll in yesterday's russian attack on a ukrainian shopping centre has now risen to 14. Local officials say to glide bombs were dropped by russian forces. Striking a supermarket in the northern ukrainian city of kharkiv. 43 people were injured in the attack. Ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy called the attack an act of terrorism, also saying more than 200 people could have been inside the store at the time. The ukrainian president stated this attack emphasizes the need for air defence systems from western allies. And president zelenskyy has released a video address ahead of next month's peace summit in switzerland. >> There is no nation that can stop such wor alone. I made wall. The engagement is needed. I'm now in hard. If a team that is ukraine. And unfortunately, we're close to the border on the rush. What does it mean for us or year of constant terror. More than a million of people in this city. And every night and every russian army shelling this ct mostly. 200 missiles. These air defence missiles, which rushing blois to terrorize the land. >> Prime minister justin trudeau is among more than 80 world leaders who are set to attend that peace summit in switzerland, which is scheduled for june. 15th and 16th. 12 people have been injured by severe turbulence on a qatar airways flight. The boeing 7, 8, 7, 9, dreamliner was flying from doha to dublin when it experienced the turbulence over turkiye. The flight continued on to dublin, where 6 passengers and 6 crew members receive medical treatment after landing 8 were hospitalized. And this comes just 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. Summer travel is ramping up in canadians are willing to spend more money this year on vacationing compared to last year. That's according to a new study by deloitte canada, although where they're willing to travel might not be what you expect. Ctv's kamil karamali explains. >> Despite economic pressures, it looks like canadians are willing to dish out more for travel this summer. Deloitte canada summer outlook shows that this year canadians are willing to travel despite these economic challenges, more than three-quarters of canadians surveyed said they plan to spend the same or more on summer vacation this year, while only 18% won't be travelling at all. With the average canadian willing to pay roughly $2400 for their summer trip this year. But while travellers are planning to spend more this summer, they're also prioritizing keeping trips local three quarters of canadians plan to stay in the country. While two-thirds of those planning a road trip this summer. And of those hopping on a plane, nearly half will fly within canada. But people we spoke to a toronto's pearson airport cheaper prices for international travel has them going abroad this summer. >> I'm going to so the tickets worth about me going to miami to get crews bahamas. Honestly, the price is right here at pearson. The airport says the summer season really picks up in the late june where it gets busier than christmas with more passengers per day. Kamil karamali, ctv news, toronto. >> This is toronto's breaking news cp24. It was the first time hometown win for charlotte claire today in after one. We will have more on not coming [ ] With lotto 6/49's two jackpots,

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durham police are investigating a fatal overnight crash. The collision happened just after 4:00am in the glen burning grandview area when a single motor vehicle crashed into a home. No one in the home was injured. But police say a 37 year-old woman died on scene and turn name has not yet been released. The circumstances of the crash are not clear anyone with information is being asked to contact police. And significant damage after a vehicle and a ttc bus collided near the waterfront. Here you can see the bus with its windshield knocked out after it collided with a light pole at lower jarvis and lakeshore. A badly damaged blue sedan with its airbags deployed came to a stop alongside the bus. No injuries have been reported and ttc service has since resumed in the area. And a body has been pulled from lake ontario near billy bishop airport. Emergency crews were called to the scene around 12 45 this afternoon for reports of a person in the water. A body was pulled to shore short time later. Police say the investigation is still in its very early stages. And it's not clear at this time is foul play was a contributing factor in the person's death. An american man has been charged after a wheel smashed through the windshield of a bus on the qew in st. Catharines, killing a passenger. A 48 year-old toronto man died and 3 other people were seriously injured when the wheel slammed into the bus near the garden city skyway bridge on friday afternoon. Police say a 45 year-old man from new york has been charged with unsafe operation after the wheel came off of his van and he is due in court in september. Toronto's pro-palestinian demonstrators who have been camped out at the university of toronto for weeks now are presenting a counteroffer to school administrators tonight, hours before a deadline. University officials have set for clearing the encampment. Kevin spokesperson says the protesters work together on the list of demands and it hopes the university will speedily divest itself of investments in companies profiting from israel's offensive in gaza. The university issued a trespass notice to the protesters on friday, which requires them to vacate the property by 8:00am tomorrow morning. >> Ut has filed for an injunction ab to call the police to come at U.S. encampment. And that injunction being filed at 8:00am tomorrow morning in court. And that process will take a couple days. So we actually don't anticipate police showing up at 8:00am tomorrow. We are holding a with members of cupe and the ontario federation for labour tomorrow morning at 8:00am at to ensure that, you know, if there is a police escalation, we have lots of supports and students who are here, but ultimately, we're not anticipating that because ut has gone to the process of filing this motion. And this injunction with the court. And they've got the costs of hiring a very expensive, very notorious law firm to do their bidding for them. And so it will probably take a couple days and we'll have to wait and see what the injunctions as a statement from the university of toronto reads in part if the encampment remains non compliant with the trespass notice we will be proceeding to court to seek injunctive relief through an urgent hearing >> And a rally was held in the beaches today to demand the release of the remaining hostages being held by hamas. A few dozen people were joined by several politicians in calling for the release of hostages at kew balmy beach. The rally was also to show support for the jewish community during the ongoing war. Israel says more than 100 people are still being held captive by hamas in gaza. >> It's quite incredible. >> The show of solidarity and support in general, just from our community, but also to have people from the non jewish and definitely gives me a sense of hope. And also the feeling of safety to know that I'm amongst people care for me and care for my community. >> We're not going to rest until they are returned home to their families and their lives are restored. And to you know, the folks are gathering here in the east end of toronto are standing shoulder to shoulder in solidarity to send that we are still thinking about those 125 hostages who have been taken from their families from their homes by hamas. We're not going to rest until their return home. >> To those who continue to be weather because they are that because they've seen the violence to hit on street or whatever the reason might be speak because attack on the jewish community is attack on all of someone hate someone for being jewish, they're going to hate me for being chinese are going to get someone else, whatever their background might and so this is a fight for all of us. You have to step up, you have to speak and you have to ensure that you stop hate. Whenever its ugly head. >> Every level of government has a responsibility.

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