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>> Pro-palestinian protesters camped out at the university of toronto for weeks or defying a trespass order right now. They were order to clear up by 8:00am this morning. The u of t is now taking legal action to get the students to leave, saying that lawyers representing the university served documents seeking an injunction from the ontario superior court of justice. >> We are only here right now because you have taken this going to heart. And because you know, better then many who claimed to have more don't you o what integrity is? >> Protest organizers say they plan to hold their ground in hopes of forcing the school to meet their demands. The 2 sides met yesterday and protesters presented what they described as a counter offer. They're calling on the university to disclose public investments in companies profiting from israel's military offensive in gaza. More than 2 weeks after they were forced out by wildfires. People from fort nelson bc are finally allowed to return home today. >> I'm relieved because it's. It's looking like the initial stages of of this fire. The safety concerns that we have have been mitigated. >> This welcome news for residents means about 4700 people will be able to head home. People heading back are being told to gas up first and bring along a few days worth of food and supplies the parker lake wildfire is still burning out of control and people in fort nelson are being warned that they may have to leave again at a moment's notice. Joining me now is rob fraser, the mayor of the municipality, mister mayor. So glad that we're able to talk says when people can go back home, what do you want folks to know? >> I wanted to know that the community, it is safe for them to be hacked. I was still under evacuation alert. B, isis along some of that coming up. >> Along summer. Okay. What's the situation right now with the fire in fort nelson? So the fire is it's, it's stated that the mop up stage. So essentially it's the edges of the fire contained its don't burning are still fires out on the land state. >> Operating in the black racism, nothing on the internet caused the fire to towards the community. If we get a long dry spell >> I got has a lot of wind that's certainly can change and that's why we're still on evacuation alert. >> So residents can go back home. What are they returning to mister man? >> So the town proper is good. The power number one out last number without >> The community, the community safe. >> For folks further out along the alaska highway where this fire started and where it reached along the highway. We'll be seeing, you know, blackened landscape will be seeing more. The firefighters were we're trying to calm fire breaks and not sort of thing. You know, it seems it's not so nice to be west of the community. That's unity itself. The town proper. Is it to get you? >> Have you had a chance to connect with any of those people who lost their homes. >> I wasn't able to connect with with all of the that had that damage to their those who have lost homes. Very sad situation. >> Us, the exact opposite as a man's is to sit and talk to those folks in serve, be beneficial. The person who's given the now that was emotional. >> With these folks are strong in our cillian and we're going >> You're going to help them out. Yeah, that's when it you know, I I think we'll do whatever we to the community to get together and and and help them out with every whatever resources we think that's, that's >> So in terms of other mister mayor, are they still burning around the area? And we talked about the big one, but what more can you tell us just about the the region as a whole right now. What you see. >> So far all over the landscape, there is a big one to the north of us. That's the party could fire that was talking about first parker lake fires right on our doorstep out to the east of us. There to holdover fires that are going there. They're considerably from the community more than 60 kilometres and the wind tends to blow from here to there. So they're not as big a concern. However, there are a lot of doubt resource caps and out of that region. And they'll be, they'll be concerned about those fires out there. Mayor fraser were happy, so happy that people are able to go back home will stay in close touch. And we appreciate. But you have

been so open to. Being with us and communicating what's been going on. So all the best everyone that can't go back home today, that's certainly a big step. Rob prayers from fraser rather, is the mayor of the municipality take care. Thank you very much. Returning now to toronto and to the university of toronto encampment legal action. The school is taking to get the students to leave ctv's christine it to elliott. Joins us now with the latest christine, what action is the school saying that they will take to break down this encampment. So marcia, they're doing this, they're moving forward legally, they're seeking an injunction with which essentially what that will do is. >> Is force the protesters to go with its a kind of season desist saying, you know, you've had your say you've had the opportunity to have your say on our property. But now it's time to go I want to clarify a few things. So first of all, I just in the last hour, you spoke to one of the for for the pro-palestinian encampment at the university of toronto who noted that the injunction hearing is scheduled for tomorrow we have seen this this take place with other universities across north america, particularly in this country. This process takes a few days, although it moves quite quickly the university this morning could not confirm exactly when that hearing would take place, but they anticipate as is quite common over the next few days in saying that though, the 2 sides are I was a planning, perhaps is it's a for cause. Things are subject to change, but the plans to meet later today, it was on thursday that the president of the university of toronto put out a very detailed note essentially and offer to the protesters at the encampment. And then since then over the weekend as well, the protesters came back with a counter offer, not satisfied with what the university was offering them net. And of course, there are a lot of questions around, you know, the protesters and their right to speak out on this property. I want to share with you something that the university of toronto said about a in the last month the school says the university respects our members rights to assemble and protest within the limits. A view of team policies and the law. But the university also has a duty of care to our students. And they note that u of t's lands and buildings are private property. The u the university allows wide public access to them for authorize activities, unauthorized activity such as encampments or the occupation of university buildings are considered trespassing and a violation of of the school's code of conduct. So what the school was saying in the statement recently is, of course, as a university, they have a commitment to freedom of speech and all the members of the university of recognize as your constitutional attempt, freedom of speech at end freedom of expression in saying that though, they're saying this is private property we presented to you an offer you as a group have refused. Now that group is presenting a counter-offer, but the university is essentially saying time's up this encampment officially according to the university, the date that they consider got underway was may the second. So where are we today at the end of the month, so the injunction, if it's successful, it will essentially legally of force the protesters to go. What that exactly means is still unclear. I mean, forcing people to go as a one of the spokes these people with the encampment said to raise concerns about the police coming in and forcing everyone to leave in those concerns. Of course, surrounded physically forcing people to leave. But the spokesperson had said to this morning, marcia, she was adamant that that the group will stand their ground are not satisfied with with with what the university is operating. And at this point, the university is saying we're trying here, but we're seeking legal action that will force you are to one other thing I wish to quickly add that I feel to note off the top us. This is a very the stories of balding this morning. 8:00am was the deadline. These protesters received a notice of trespass and they're still there. They're defying the trespass notice and other quite clear there. They're satisfied, defy any any kind of and kind of notices like this that come their way. So marcia, this is an evolving story as it has been over the last few weeks. And next will be a scheduled meeting were planned, I should say, between the 2 sides at some point later today. Okay, as you say, it's and what I can safely think I can say everybody is hoping to avoid a situation that gets it. >> So please keep us posted, christine at really appreciate that update and clarification after your reporting on a few a standing committee on justice and human rights is meeting this hour to discuss group discuss growing concern over anti-semitism in canada. The committee is expected to hear from a number of voices, including the presidents of several canadian universities. The committee will discuss antisemitism, including on university campuses and additional measures that can be taken to protect the jewish

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