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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Batten down the hatches, wind gusts to 80 km/h today
• Man in his 20's critically injured downtown
• Thief sprays noxious substance, assaults store staff before fleeing
• City of Toronto workers deliver 8000 petitions to budget committee
• Daycare parents to get break in fees

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Doug Ford to call election Wednesday 
• TDSB vote to ask Ministry to create mandatory DEI certification
• Armed man tries to sell fake Rolex
• Group says TTC needs to change the way it measures reliability
• Subway disruption tonight starting at 11
• Raps win on the road

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Cycle Toronto seeks injunction to block removal of bike lanes
• Federal offender on the loose - known to frequent Toronto
• Police charge man in connection with infant death
• Search continues for alleged luxury watch thief
• Ground breaking for LGBTQ+ housing project

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Toronto Police make biggest cocaine bust in city's history
• City employees vote overwhelmingly in favour of a strike
• Speed enforcement cameras sabotaged more than 20 times
• Centennial College to suspend new enrolment in nearly 50 programs
• TTC plans on lots of weekend subway line closures in 2025

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Board of Health joins legal battle against safe consumption site closures
• TDSB release more information on cyber security breach
• Toronto man arrested in relation to hate-motivated threats and harassment
• West-end foodbank set to re-open
• Just for One Day - The Live -Aid Musical comers to life at Mirvish

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Feeling blue today? We may know why
• Toronto's warming centres nearing maximum capacity
• TDSB board votes to se province create mandatory DEI certification
• Two snowy owls found dead from H5N1
• Mini pastries linked to over 60 cases of salmonella in Canada
• Freeland and Gould enter Liberal leadership race

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Adult learners about to pay the price
• Last year was the slowest in 30 for new condo sales in Toronto
• Winterlicious reservations now open
• Ontario NDP nominates church minister  for Parkdale-High Park
• There is a way to solve homelessness
• Leafs Tavares on IR - out at least one week

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Youth taken to hospital following downtown collision
• Police lay more charges in Taylor Swift ticket scam
• Addition to Belmont House long-term care facility closer to reality
• Toronto nightclub in jeopardy of losing liquor licence
• Cat cafe is taking legal action over "false information"
• Drake sues Universal Music

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Council puts the brakes on 48-storey condo over Crews and Tangos
• No fuel leaks into sewers following Sunday's incident in Roncesvalles
• Anishinaabe regalia stolen from in downtown vehicle break-in
• Toronto man arrested and charged for allegedly posing as investment broker
• St. Stephen encampment to remain despite 'Final Notices'

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Mayor Chow floats an almost 7 percent property tax hike
• SIU investigating death of 44-year-old woman
• TPS to crack down on shootings in the tow-truck industry
• Rates of Influenza A and RSV both on the rise in Toronto
• New study shows support for government-led harm reduction efforts