Friday will bring us back into the 20s, but it'll be another gusty one
We will get back into the 20s tomorrow.
This comes with lots of sunshine, but it will start to pick up later in the morning.
Saturday will come with a mix of sun and cloud and still above-normal temperatures (a normal high for this time of year is 15 C).
We will dip below normal for Sunday with some showers.
For the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, partly cloudy and mid-teens.
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Tensions run high on the Hill as MPs debate second Conservative motion of non-confidence
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Air Canada flight to Toronto diverts due to emergency
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Mounties in B.C. warn 'highly convincing' scammers extorting victims with photos of their homes
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'It's a big pizza': Edmonton pizzeria selling pie that can feed up to 60 people
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Montana man arrested for intentionally running a motorcycle off the road and killing the driver
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Alabama puts man convicted of killing 3 to death in the country's second nitrogen gas execution
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Edmonton
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'It's a big pizza': Edmonton pizzeria selling pie that can feed up to 60 people
A pizza chain in Edmonton claims to have the world's largest deliverable pizza.
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Lack of city building inspectors delaying Edmonton housing construction during boom
Edmonton is in the middle of a home construction boom that could be the biggest it's ever seen. With the city's population surging, experts say it's still not meeting demand and it's also causing delays for building permits and inspections.
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Advocacy coalition says more protections needed for vulnerable Edmontonians this winter
Ten advocacy groups have come together to demand more protections for vulnerable Edmontonians ahead of colder temperatures.
Lethbridge
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Peace bonds, withdrawn charges for Lethbridge high school football players accused of sexual assault
Four Lethbridge high school football players accused of sexual assault last year won't go to trial.
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Lethbridge Transit experiencing significant route cancellations
City of Lethbridge Transit has experienced significant route cancellations over the last few days. One of the factors leading to the delays is labour action taken by the local transit union.
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Blackfoot entrepreneur from Lethbridge among finalists in national business pitch competition
A Blackfoot business owner is getting ready to pitch her board games to a panel for a chance to win $25,000.
Vancouver
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Pornographic video aired during Kamloops city council meeting
The City of Kamloops is issuing a public apology for what it’s calling "inappropriate behavior" that happened during Tuesday's council meeting.
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Vibes and optics: How subtle messages factor into B.C.'s election campaign
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Lions to host Indigenous youth at fourth annual Orange Shirt Night
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Vancouver Island
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Canadian warship rearms in Australia, a 'significant' milestone for deployed frigates, DND says
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Officer from Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police charged with voyeurism, B.C. RCMP say
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David Eby stung by wasp on B.C. campaign trail
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Saskatoon
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Sask. teen charged in arson attack says 'voices told her to do things'
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RCMP on scene of semi, train collision near Biggar, Sask.
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Regina
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RCMP on scene of semi, train collision near Biggar, Sask.
Saskatchewan RCMP are on scene of a collision involving a semi truck and a train near Biggar, Sask.
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City council approves new Regina exhibition Board of Directors
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'We got second chances, let's do the most with it': Players bond over fresh starts with Roughriders
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Toronto
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New 'temporary' stadium-sized concert venue coming to Toronto
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Woman dead after transport truck collides with garbage truck in Mississauga
A woman driving a garbage truck died after colliding with a transport truck in Mississauga Thursday afternoon.
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Air Canada flight to Toronto diverts due to emergency
An Air Canada flight headed to Toronto from Frankfurt diverted to Edinburgh due to an emergency Thursday, the airline says.
Montreal
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Canadian rapper K'naan charged with sexual assault following arrest in Quebec City
Canadian singer K'naan has been charged with sexual assault after being arrested by police in Quebec City.
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CTV News Montreal at Six for Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024
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Trudeau says he's 'still waiting' for Quebec premier's plan on temporary immigration
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Atlantic
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Maritime communities watch with concern as violence escalates between Hezbollah and Israel
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N.S. elementary student finds needle near school
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Third person charged in homicide of Halifax teen Devon Sinclair Marsman
A third person has been arrested and charged in connection with the homicide of Halifax teen Devon Sinclair Marsman, who disappeared more than two years ago.
Winnipeg
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Who owns 'Every Child Matters'?
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'Really make a dent': Federal funding to support 11 housing projects in Winnipeg
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NDP MP introduces bill to criminalize residential school denialism
An NDP MP has introduced a bill that would criminalize residential school denialism, saying it would help stop harm caused toward survivors, their families and communities.
Ottawa
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Motorcycle rider killed following collision with tractor south of Pembroke, Ont.
Ontario Provincial Police say a motorcycle driver is dead following a crash Thursday afternoon.
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Former Ottawa residents in Florida brace for Hurricane Helene
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Gatineau, Que. man, 35, killed in apparent assault
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Northern Ontario
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Video shows northern Ontario hunter freeing bull moose stuck in cables
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Cross-examination of complainant continues in Jacob Hoggard sexual assault trial
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Fatal crash closes Hwy. 17 in northwestern Ont.
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Barrie
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'Violent extortion message' sent via email is a scam, OPP warns
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Coyote threat in Barrie's Sunnidale Park sparks urgent calls for solutions
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Semi-automatic guns, drugs allegedly seized in Collingwood bust, 4 arrested
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Kitchener
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Councillors, advocates question report on corn crop destruction in Wilmot Township
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Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in Cambridge man's 2022 death
A man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter after the 2022 death of a Cambridge resident.
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Elderly pedestrian dies after being struck by a vehicle: Guelph police
Guelph police say an elderly woman has died after she was struck by a vehicle Thursday afternoon on Eramosa Road.
London
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London man pleads guilty in brutal stabbing death of his mother
Jonathan Halfyard lived with his mother Carolyn Carter, 69, in west London. But things took a deadly turn on April 20 of last year when she called police to have her youngest child removed from the house.
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London tenants call paid parking for visitors a 'money grab'
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'We're not looking for this at all': Lambton Shores officials brace for weekend car rally in Grand Bend.
Officials in Grand Bend are trying to avoid car rally chaos, similar to what was seen in London on Saturday evening.
Windsor
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'We have just as many problems': Forest Glade residents express frustration over focus on downtown crime
As Windsor’s ward meetings roll on, residents on the east end say they’re tired of hearing about crime concerns downtown, pointing out they have problems too.
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Local health professionals urge to stay up to date on vaccines
As respiratory illness season nears, local pharmacists are reminding people in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent to stay safe and prevent unnecessary visits to the hospital by staying up to date on vaccinations.
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Windsor police arrests 'wanted fugitive'
The Windsor Police Service (WPS) has arrested a “wanted fugitive”, wanted on multiple warrants in Ontario.
