♪ [people murmuring loudly] woman: i'm a lifelong resident of ontario.nsider that this land is more valuable used for sustainable agriculture than it is being developed. woman: i would just like you guys to consider these other creative solutions that are out there, the new technologies that are possible for ways that we can create climate resilience and better help our communities in ways that also create economic development. woman: our community leaders deserve the council that's going to fight for us. man: and so, we urge you to table this agenda item. woman: what we're asking for is to be a vision partner with you, a thought partner with you as you face the future together. thank you so much. man: certainly, you can't expect the city of ontario to pay taxpayers' money, hundreds of millions of dollars to buy a piece of land to grow crops or not do anything, i guess. i don't know what we'd do down there. we have to look at a bigger picture. we have to make a decision based on policy. we have to make a decision based on what's best for the city and for

school students in the province of ontario, canada, should take mental health classes. the occurrence of dangerous behaviors has made the officials of this province to make it mandatory to take these classes . 15-meter officer . how many years of mental stress caused by the corona epidemic for children? the skills for teenagers will help them to use these skills in their personal and professional lives and in the classrooms. this new educational program will start next year and based on that , the 10th graders will learn to recognize psychological pressures and where can we get help? more resources should be allocated for the implementation of the program for seventh and eighth graders starting this fall. in the mental health program for ontario school students , the recommendations of children who have problems are used. the educational section will be closed . from intel repair chips canadian began, his son natalie unfortunately committed suicide. i hope that the implementation of this program will prevent the heartbreaking events that our family has experienced and m

i there is a town in southern ontario, part of st. thomas who lost the ford plant in 2010. that was on a string of rust belt losses that you know well in the united states. manufacturers left, and jobs that contributed to a strong middle-class lifestyle, the companies that sponsored the local games and hockey tournament, jobs that were the backbone of restaurants, and suppliers that that created strong communities parted disappearing. and there is a real understanding by people who use to be able to take pride in working hard, long hours in blue-collar jobs that could feed their family and build a community. suddenly, that doesn't happen, anymore. well, in st. thomas ontario, volkswagen has just decided that they are building this -- the very first of their battery manufacturing plants right there. i had a conversation with the folks of swag and -- the folks of swag and. when they were making that decision. i will be honest, there are places in the united states that were putting up a way, way more money then we put on the table to try to get that factory. millions of dolla

the report was deemed falls, but it did prompt a heavy police response at the ontario mills mall in sannardino county this afternoon. investigators say the reports came in after a group of people ran through the mall. ontario police tweeted multiple 911 calls were made, claiming a person had a gun and gunshots were heard. no shots were fired . no one was injured. investigators say they are still searching for the people behind those false reports to washington, where police say a group of burglars used kayaks to get away from a crime scene. these are surveillance pictures of the suspects. police say at least two people broke into a home on lake washington last thursday before getting away in a kayak. they took off with $20,000 in cash from the home. police say the home was occupied at the time of the theft, but it is unclear if the homeowners have any connection. into the thieves. investigators still looking for those burglars and in the state of arizona, one sheriff hopes focusing more attention on drivers will help crack down on drug and human traffickers. sheriff mark lamp suspects s

and in pers, ontario, we crossed the randy hiller, he is a former elected representative of the ontario legislature of 15 years. hard. tell me costs how close and effect that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, daniel, i, i'm sure you came across the, the visit of the nato secretary general salton brought to cam 1st time since the complex started um and just banging the drums. you what, what ukraine will become a member of the alliance. but he seems to be oblivious what has happened in the last 14 months or so, or what brought this conflict about in the 1st place? because as i said in my introduction, i mean either you talk geo politics or your top guy, the all g c. he prefers the always to fall to i the all a g, and that's why this complex cannot be easily resolved because one side is thinking about geo political interest and another is on a, for lack of a better word, a whole more daniel, you know, peter, i got a little bit worried about stilton berg, the other day when he was there, i've been some i thought he might have been turned by put in because he was

lining up to build to clean economy, so we invested in a decarbonization process at the plant in ontario that will make canada some of the cleanest steel in the world. that's good for the company and it's good for the brand and et cetera good for the environment, but mostly, it means that third generation steel workers can know that good middle class jobs that were there for them, their parents, their grandparents, will also be there for their kids, their grandkids and their great-grandkids. we've secured 7th 8th, 9th generation and the new canadians coming, too. that's possibility, that's growth, that's reassuring for citizens when everyone can see the possibilities for themselves, everyone has a stake in our success, which is so important. because democracies, like ours, for them to work, everyone has to feel like they have a stake in it. like they're going to benefit from it and i mean everyone. from the newly arrived, racialized immigrant, to the fifth generation blue collar working dad who just doesn't see where he fits in anymore. as leaders, we have to create the conditions that c

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. >> reporter: the canadian musician was born in 1938 in aurelia, a small city in ontario. at an earl him. he sang about a freighter that sunk carrying people in 1885. he battled alcohol and kept making music with many considers him one of canada's greatest songwriters. michael george, cbs news. >>> up next, strike a pose. celebrities play dress-up for the met gala. plus one that has nothing to do with fashion. wait till you hear this. announcer: derek jeter ...or plan? maybe... it's because in dreams, you can do anything. in dreams... you can hold your entire world in the palm of your hand. and turn time inside out... again and again. and you can do it all with your eyes wide open. aand ne unlte try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv avoiding triggers, but still get migraine attacks? qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks. qulipta gets right to work. keeps attacks away over time. qulipta is a preventive

political parties and the presidential candidates are out acquired to supporters, went to headquarters in ontario, waiting for presidents and income and add onto gave it a famous ballclub to speech. as a position l i is it, uh, the whole full presidential ibp. the president's said that to a mindful external, they've got to victory before to buy the boxes are accounted totally. so president, i don't blame to a position saying that they're misleading the nation. that time. ok, well i had said, well, i'm not like those who tried to follow the nation for the last time by declaring that we had in this scenario that they know the, the fall behind. so do you mind color state all those. 8 when, when he went to the went live to public, he threw his public speech last night at the beginning of bobby counting on the developer. there was a, a strong resistance against the idea of running off the election. but when the ballots are kind of like minded person, they weren't alive of both these mayors of on credit for the, for the favor of add on up on sale. now, bark failure caused by severe as he required speci

political parties and the presidential candidates out of parts and supporters went to headquarters in ontario, waiting for president and income and add onto gave it a famous baldwin the speech as a position l i is it, uh, the whole full presidential ibp to repeat the president's. it said that your mind cuz external, they've got to victory before to buy the boxes are accounted totally. so president, i don't blame to a position saying that they're misleading the nation. that someone who cares about his that will not like those who tried to fool the nation for the last time by declaring that we had in this scenario that they know that the fall behind. so do you mind color state? oh. 8 when, when he went to the uh, went live to public, he threw his public speech last night at the beginning of bobby counting on the ballot. there was a, a strong resistance against the idea of running off the election. but when the ballots are kind of like minded person, they went live both the mayor's, the barn, carter and assemble, then came on to the shuttle that came so said that if the elections will go to a 2n

better or worse, that equity trumps merit, so that we will -- the oregon education department in ontario education department, the largest province in canada have announced that it is white supremacy or colonialism to argue to maintain that there is only one correct answer in mathematics. so everything we have built the west on, which is truth, beauty and that there is a reality that men are biologically what they are, the idea that you could support a biological man competing against women and think you are moral, think you are advocating something that benefits women, it gives you an idea of the attacks and how effective they have been against reason and truth. so there is very real reason to worry. i will end with this, 45% of american youth according to pew say they believe in free speech. they do not understand that they therefore do not believe in free speech. if you do not believe in speech that you consider hate, you not believe in free speech. they do not even think clearly when they say that. they should say i am not for free speech. if i consider something hate speech i want i

they looked for their 1st championship and 11 years old at him or in our sports round, the hello ontario market, and thanks for joining us. ukraine's president brought to me as a landscape, has wrapped up a successful trip to japan, lobbying world leaders for more support in the war with russia. soleski took center stage of the g 7 summit in hiroshima, and is heading home with pledges of new weaponry and the continued support of ukraine's allies. the ukraine's president took part in a somber ceremony in hiroshima. to commemorate the 10s of thousands killed in the world's 1st atomic bomb blast. in 1945, you will see so the lot of mirrors the landscape later compared russia's invasion of ukraine to the world war 2 bombing. what i say to the middle, it's going to meet me. great. let me be single. say i thought it off. he is original photographs of the ruined hair russian on. not absolutely reminding me of past moved by what the other places like it. there was nothing left to live on. all the buildings are destroyed. zalinski may hope the symbolic setting for this year's g 7 summit will help

time board to always have registered with the you and hcr census of 2015 all the time ministry of ontario. census of 202020. 192020 will be eligible that both of those dates of the for the military code 2021. and i think they are very concerned about the fact that if news leaks out, people might come flooding across the board. a none of those people will be eligible only those are in the camp. unhappy activity for the last 30 years. it's a, an opportunity for mold them, 90000 people, to resettle in the united states or possibly a 3rd country unless the weather is not yet the name. i think they're also going to be questions about my refugees in other places and don't forget just i've used to get more than a half a 1000000. right hanging refugees, lead terrible persecution in regarding state. they are still living in terrible conditions across the border. and thanks to this, this stage, no one funerals have been taking place for 3 palestinian men killed during a raids by is really forces. it happens in the palazzo refugee camp on the outskirts of nablus in the early hours of monday. the pal

haven't seen, the army recounted territory and more and more villages are being displaced by um groups. ontario is looking out that these demonstrations are seen as an attempt to lift the morales a nation where 2000000 people are displaced in thousands have been killed in what seems and then stop oval and the window of nicholas hawk alger 0. is there any forces of kill 2 palestinians during the range on a refugee camp in the occupied westbank? it happened in the city of til car him is right. the police released footage of the operation claiming the manual behind a shooting at and a legal sacrament. several days prior. so high right reports this is will to palestinian refugee come in morning. looks like for me to on thing against is rosa occupation. why don't you know how to resistance part tree were cited by a palestinian born before israel was created in 1948 and the degree of a mother whose son is about to be buried hours earlier is ready for cisco 22 year old terms of how to use and sam is jeffrey, they refuse of an attack on a new legal jewish supplement. the young men were in summertime, w

that report prompted a heavy police response at the ontario malt mills mall in san bernardino countyrday afternoon. investigators say the reports came in after a group of people ran through the mall. ontario police tweeted multiple 911 calls were made claiming a person had a gun and gunshots were heard. no shots were fired, and no one was injured. the united states is just one week away from defaulting on our national debt. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy reached a compromise deal to raise the debt ceiling, but now the hurdle is clearing congress ktvu jana katsuyama reports why that could be a challenge. congress is now facing the battle over the nation's debt limit when members return from the holiday weekend tuesday the debt deal reached by president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy over the weekend represents a compromise requiring both parties to bring hardline progressives and hardline conservatives on board in order to pass the deal and avoid a default on the nation's debts. president biden monday said he's been reaching out to people in both parties have

>> the journey has been amazing, we left ontario, california, 10 days ago and this morning we're in westn. we'll be riding into washington, d.c. and we will be bringing 13 flags with us, along with the memories of so many soldiers who gave their last full measure for our country. >> todd: of all the fallen soldiers, why did you single out the 13 who bravely lost their lives there in afghanistan? >> you know, it's such an emotional thing for us. we look every year to honor veterans from all wars and this one just cut so deeply into us and it is so recent. we felt passionately about making sure we call their memory back into the forefront of our thoughts and make sure names are never forgotten. >> todd: 100%, it is important for those 13 to know that their lives were not lost in vein despite what seems like a pointless situation currently in afghanistan. they died serving our country and that can never be forgotten. with regard to what you do, this ride, why, why do you choose to honor america and our brave veterans who lost their lives in this way? >> we want to make sure the public never

it was because i had been kicked out of my catholic school in ontario interested at my high school afterlition, and gave some bibles to students. rachel: why you chose that is your point of protest which is fascinating and interesting, you said there are only two genders in a catholic school and the catholic school kicked you out or suspended you? >> yes. that has been going on. i am in grade 11 but i'm not allowed to return at this point. there's a lot going on right now. rachel: what was the premise? what did they explain to you why they kicked you out? >> i quoted mark 10:6, there are as many genders as we want there to be, i said god created male and female and some female students talked about males using their washrooms. i stalk up for the man voiced my views on that and they claimed my views and me expressing them was a form of bullying. rachel: you stood up for biological females and got kicked out. your parents, part of that school district as well, and they are on leave. >> they are at the neighboring district. they've been placed on their investigation. rachel: what is happeni

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as ryan said, i think all eyes were very much on enrique ontario in this case. because, unlike all of the oath keepers defense, and unlike all of the other defense in this case. he was not physically present at the capitol on january six. so, conspiracy is just an agreement to commit some sort of crime. so, seditious conspiracy is this agreement, this plan to use force against the authority of the united states. and i think, by extinction, if enrique tarrio can be convicted, well, what about the guys huddling at the willard hotel? what about the people in the oval office? it is certainly possible and plausible that if there is evidence to convict that group or any individual among them with the physical attack on the capital, the charges could be filed against them as well. the january six committee did not seem to uncover any kind of smoking gun that did connect them up. but now that these people have been convicted, there were some cooperators who testified against them and all of these defendants, now facing decades in prison have a renewed incentive to coope

gad: ontario mvp party just argued it is completely out of bounds for people to say anything that mightto during thatting shows. i often will post satirical tweets saying for children to truly improve their reading they have to be taught by twerking drag queens and by not doing that you're holding children back. so if this were to pass i would be whisked away into some jail that's how woke we are in canada. >> greg: isn't it amazing jordan peterson predicted all of this. >> dr. gad: a fan of his named gad said predicted this even earlier. >> greg: did i open some rivalry. >> dr. gad: i don't remember dan is the best. >> greg: he was the pronouns. what we are tea talking about now the pronouns he was talking about it what 2014? and everybody was laughing this is not going to be a problem. >> dr. gad: we both went into the canadian senate warning about the slippery slope now sitting ban and saying we told you so. >> greg: emily, yes, it is. >> emily: i have a happy story for everyone, in safari west in northern california a new baby rhino was born. he's adorable. you can see the photo of

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there are also other communities one other in oklahoma too and southern ontario canada and one in, wisconsin. collectively we are the descendants of the original lanape. we're like different branches from the same tree trunk, but that tree trunk is rooted firmly in the homeland and now with lineup a center and i've been involved for over 10 years now with linape center. i feel like that orphan child who has come back. back to new york back to lenape hoking. to connect with my mother the motherland the homeland the original homeland will not be hoking. it is that deep spiritual connection with the land. the waters the ancestors it's never gone away and thanks to line up a center and our friendships and partnerships that we've made with such institutions as the brooklyn library and the center for brooklyn history. people are making away for the lenape to return. to our homeland and in doing so and by telling our story people learned that we still exist. we there was so much erasure of our history and our culture and our language and our presence in lenape hockey. erasure done by centuries by d

time board to always have registered with the you and hcr census of 2015 all the time ministry of ontario. census of 202020. 19, and 20. 20 will be eligible that both those dates of fit for the military code 2021 . and i think they are very concerned about the fact that if news leaks out, people might come flooding across the board of none of those people will be eligible. only those are in the camps. unhappy activity for the last that he is. so so tony, you said that this was a program that was started back in 2010. is there something to be said about the timing as to why it's being re re launched now? of the it is, it's a long term problem. thailand took these people, then when the bottom is military, very soon, the time launch vicious attacks against the crime and running on the type or to basically drove them across in the policy of score stuff. but although they all for them century they were affectively kept prisoner in these jungle camps. they weren't allowed to go out. escaping is punishable by 7 years in jail. if the child 3rd is catch you. so they've been stuck in limbo. i think

haven't seen, the army recounted territory and more and more villages are being displaced by um groups. ontario is looking out that these demonstrations are seen as an attempt to lift the morales a nation where 2000000 people are displaced in thousands have been killed in what seems and then stop oval and a winnable nicholas hawk alger 0. or is there any forces of kill 2 palestinians during a raid on a refugee camp in the occupied westbank? it happened that in the city of tool car. um, is there any police reduce this footage of the operation? claiming the man we're behind a shooting as in a legal sacrament, several days ago. so high right reports this is will to palestinian refugee come in morning. looks like from to on thing against is rosa occupation. what else do you know how to resistance part tree were cited by a palestinian born before israel was created in 1948 and degree of a mother whose son is about to be buried. hours earlier is ready for cisco 22 year old terms of how to use on some of jeffrey. they refuse of an attack on a new legal jewish supplement. young men were in summers hire

you just said. turning a blind eye means grunting. impunity and as we see in the occupied policy, ontario, 3, impunity breeds impunity. in my conversations with policy makers, i'm, i'm surprised to see much more sympathy then, for example, my mom, the enjoys in the public domain where i'm often criticized because i mean the like my prayer, the tests because of the denounced ation of how do a corporation operates outside the international permits. so, but what i, what i see is that there is, there is an obstacle in, in breaking this sense of all of denial is i'm visa view. the reality there, there is a disconnect all noise almost us gets a free area in how people understand the reality. policy makers know ortiz riley is doing, and at the same time, can not act up on it, because some more, there is still probably be strong goals linking to adults. so, so the world is getting is getting very nervous about, is it a sort of an acceptance of the occupation as being the reality or is that just a preference to exit or focus on the, my new shy the day to day developments. that means that we fail t

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a couple years ago i took a trip to ontario with the busload of people. windsor is a bootable town but that is not why i went. i went in order to purchase insulin in canada, which they were able to do for 1/10th of the price they were paying for the exact same product. i will never forget the tears coming out of a mother's eyes because she can suddenly afford insulin. what i promise them is they will not have to go to canada or other countries to purchase a lifesaving product. this committee is not only going to be dealing with the crisis in insulin but will do everything we can to end the outrage in which americans pay by far the highest prices in the world for every brand name prescription drug on the market. we end up paying the highest prices in the world. i want to know why there are americans who are dying or becoming much sicker than they should because they cannot afford the medicine that they need. these are the questions the members of our panel will have to answer today and in the future. 1 out of 4 americans cannot afford the medication is pre

a couple years ago i took a trip from detroit, michigan to windsor ontario.n order to purchase insulin in canada which they were able to do for one tenth of the price. then they were paint in the united states of america break one tenthod of the price for the exact same product foras it i wl never forget as long as i live the tears coming out of the mother's eyes because she could suddenly afford insulin. what i promise them t is that ty are notou going to have to go to canada or other countries to buy a lifesaving product that in america we can make sure they can get that here as well but secondly thisin committee is not only going to be dealing with the prices sent insulin to everything we can to end the outrage in which the americans, our people paid by far the highest prices in the world for virtually every brand name prescription on the market. whether it is a drug for cancer, for heart disease for asthma, whatever it is we end up paying the highest prices in the world. we want to know why there are americans who are dying or becoming much sicker than th