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Hedley's frontman Jacob Hoggard turned himself in to Toronto police today — he was arrested and charged with one count sexual interference and two counts of sexual assault causing bodily harm. The charges stem from three separate occasions with two different women.

The National introduces you to Cierra Sieben-Chuback, who says the permit offer is like 'my birthday on steroids.'

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U.S. President Donald Trump says he's not at all concerned about provoking Iran, when he was asked about Sunday's tweet directed at Iranian president Hassan Rouhani.

The National's Ian Hanomansing spoke to residents there about how attacks like these can shatter a neighbourhood's sense of safety and security, but can also bind them closer together.

The National looks at the Toronto mass shooting, to piece together what exactly happened.

A statement released by his family explains that Hussain had severe mental health problems , and that the family's, "hearts are in pieces for the victims," and for the city of Toronto as well.

One of the two victims who died in the Toronto shooting has been identified as Reese Fallon; the other is a 10-year-old girl who hasn't yet been named.

Forest fires are burning in northern and northeastern Ontario. CBC's Philip Lee-Shanok reports.

Two entrepreneurs from University of California, Berkeley are hoping to sell Mexico's "devil fish" as sustainable snacks to Canadian consumers. CBC's Kim Brunhuber reports.

City planners in London are trying to get more women to cycle. CBC's Margaret Evans reports.

$25-million ferries from the French territory of St-Pierre-Miquelon are unable to load cars on the Newfoundland side. CBC's Chris O'Neill-Yates reports.

Calgary has created the largest pathway network in North America, connecting the city's bike paths. CBC's Erin Collins reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump's former campaign adviser Carter Page denies any Russian connection. CBC's Paul Hunter reports.

The city of Toronto has put more police officers on night patrol in response to a recent spike in gun violence. CBC's Marie Michelle Lauzon joined Toronto police for a ride-along to see how residents are reacting.

B.C.'s Okanagan region is bracing for another week of potential wildfires. CBC's Renée Filippone reports.

The White Helmets made enemies by thwarting Bashar al-Assad's regime. CBC's Susan Ormiston takes a deeper look at how the rescue workers became targets.

Canada played a role in the international effort to rescue White Helmet volunteers from Syria. CBC's Murray Brewster reports.

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More than 1,700 people are affected by the wildfires, with 38 properties on evacuation order and another 800 on evacuation alert.

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The #MeToo movement is also changing the way museums handle artists' exhibits, specifically those who have been accused of abuse. The National takes you to the Royal Ontario Museum, where that change will be on display starting July 21.

Iconic Canadian director Robert LePage has angered yet another community with his latest play, Kanata. It examines the relationship between Canada's white and Indigenous peoples, however it has no Indigenous performers.

The National looks at why tourism and a lack of rental units is keeping the province from cracking down on Airbnb listings.