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didn't attached to its plan is a timeline. And tonight, the union representing border workers, which could strike next month, tells me what they really need are another 2 to 3,000 staff for all areas of their work and assurances that new technology will complement workers. >> Not replace them. >> Okay now to the conflict in the middle east where rocket sirens were heard across central israel today, including in tel aviv. The sirens return for the first time in months as hamas claimed to have fired a barrage of rockets from gaza. The militants have continued to fire projectiles that communities around gaza more than 7 months into the war, but have not fired longer-range rockets and months. No deaths or injuries have been reported. Meanwhile, a trucks are entering gaza for southern israel today. That aid comes on the heels of a new agreement to bypass 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 8. Egypt refused to reopen its side of the rafah crossing until control of the gaza side has been handed back to palestinians. Aid groups, though, say all crossings need to be available for proper delivery of 8. >> 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 7. The talk into israel in which palestinian militants killed nearly 1200 people, mostly civilians and see some 250 hostages. Meanwhile, the death toll in yesterday's russian attack on a ukrainian shopping centre has 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 this a talk and act of terrorism, also saying more than 200 people could have been inside the store. The ukrainian president stated this attack emphasizes the need for air defence system from western allies and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has also released a video address ahead of next month's peace summit in switzerland. >> No nation that can stop such wor alone. I made wall. The leaders engagement is needed. I'm now in hard. If it's 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, one 1 million of people in this city. And every night and every russian army shelling this ct mostly. 200 missiles. These air defence missiles, which russia employees to terrorize the land. >> Prime minister justin trudeau was among more than 80 world leaders set to attend a peace summit in switzerland, which is scheduled for june 15th and 16th to the U.K. now where if the governing conservative party wins the upcoming national election, all 18 year-olds will have to perform a year of mandatory military or civilian national service. Prime minister rishi sunak pledged to bring back a form of national service for the first time in more than 60 years. Seeking to energize his election campaign after a faltering start. So knox tories, who have been in office for 14 years, are trailing the opposition labour party in opinion polls and are trying to overcome a widespread sense that voters want change. Young people will gain valuable skills, make our country more secure and build a stronger national culture. >> This ambition benefits our country and our young people are like just look at sweden. What 80% of young people completed national service say they'd recommend it to that on certain times. Call for a clear and bold action to chart a course to a secure future. Our plan will ensure new generations and our country meet the challenges of the uncertain world. >> The opposition, meanwhile, is criticizing that plan, calling it quote, desperate and unfounded. It in the u.s., at least 14 people have died after severe weather hit texas, oklahoma and arkansas. This stunning video shows what's left of a shell gas station after a possible tornado swept through northeast texas. The gas stations appeared to have collapsed as a result of the

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they want. And also a little bit more from what they wanted to share with the media ahead of their meeting at 5:00pm today. >> 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 rally 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 process 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 s. >> In the interest of transparency in correcting the record. We feel it's important to publicize are negotiating process. Offer. We're given by the administration on thursday. It's more for restatement of university policy that is an actual offer. Most of what was outlined in the document are processes that could have been initiated by students before the encampment. The force being to administration. The same processes that we know time and again and then failure because president gertler has the authority to simply say no to the recommendation of a committee that he stacks himself. >> Now as for the prospect in court with facing this injunction, one thing those 2 protesters who at the at the front of the, the meeting for the, the press conference earlier saying is they feel that they have good chances looking at what happened, for instance, at mcgill university in montreal, where there was 2 injunctions that were filed against the encampment. There. Both the both actually fall off failing in corsi encampment sticking around, even after both of those went through the legal process. Lindale, send it back to you for now. >> A lot to watch for okay. That's our andrew brennan reporting live for us. Thanks, andrew. The united jewish appeal of toronto is speaking out after a north york school was shot yesterday. The uja is asking for people to show up at the bay muscala entry 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. And halton police are out with a public safety warning about a string of recent opioid poisonings in halton hills. Officers have responded to 2 separate suspected opioid poisoning incident since friday. 3 people have died as a result of the suspected inhalation of unidentified substance. The deaths are being investigated by the coroner's office and police are reminding residents to know the signs of drug poisoning and safer use practices. Well, today is your last chance to explore more than 160 of the city's historic and significant sites since the year 2000 the events allows the public to get behind the scenes looks at landmarks, including todmorden mills queen's park and the lower bay subway station. Of course, we're talking about doors open. Toronto. >> This year's theme is hidden histories and sites are open until 5:00pm. Ontario's government is paying $590,000 and tending over more than 20 square kilometres 2 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 a touch of one first nation did not receive all the land that it was initially entitled to. And the country's public safety minister is insisting the federal government is doing everything it can to eliminate auto thefts. Dominic leblanc tells ctv's question period. The feds hope to see a significant reduction following this week's announcement of new measures to counter the problem. >> They say we want to reduce massively the number of vehicles being stolen. We want to reduce the number of violent incidents that canadians are, are potentially facing as people attempt to steal these vehicles. So we're leaning in with partners in every jurisdiction to do that and will continue will add more resources if we need to do what we can really bring the number everybody would like 0 vehicles stolen. So we're doing everything we can to bring that number down. >> The government's national action plan includes increased collaboration with international law enforcement amendments to the criminal code. A new penalties for theft. Interpol has right. Canada has one of the top 10 sources for stolen vehicles in the world. And eastern ontario

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