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A 24-year-old woman is dead after being struck by a dump truck while cycling in Yorkville; police are identifying the victims of a quadruple shooting that left two people dead; plus, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow asks city staff to look for more ways to prevent flooding in the city.

Toronto police say the shooting at a Scarborough plaza that killed a man and a woman and injured two men had the earmarks of a 'gun battle'; Ontario is pledging to dish out millions to reduce construction time on the Gardiner by a year; and, Paige Harkness said she felt like her romance scammer groomed her for four years, meeting with her twice before stealing $14,000 from her.

Peel police say the 18 arrests in connection to a string of violent home invasions, robberies at carjackings had ties to organized crime; some Liberty Village residents and workers say the short drive to Fort York Park now takes 45 minutes due to traffic chaos; and, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman walked the red carpet in Toronto for the Canadian premiere of 'Deadpool and Wolverine.'

A man is dead and a woman and child were rushed to hospital after they were struck by a car in Bowmanville; Premier Doug Ford says there's a future for the LCBO in Ontario as the strike ends and the retailer prepares to reopen its doors; and, calls are growing for a pedestrian bridge after a weekend of long lines to board a ferry to the Toronto Islands.

A tentative deal is up in the air after a dramatic turn of events saw both the LCBO and union accusing the other of acting in bad faith; travellers packed Toronto Pearson and Billy Bishop as a worldwide outage led to the widespread cancellations and delay of flights; and, with the Honda Indy shutting down Lakeshore amid widespread downtown construction, attendees are being encouraged to transit to the event.

Nearly 500 Olympic-sized pools worth of partially treated wastewater poured into Lake Ontario, rendering most beaches unsafe to swim; two fatal cases of listeriosis in Ontario are being blamed on a recent recall of several Great Value and Silk plant-based milk in Canada; and, a Toronto city councillor raised a motion to rename a street near the Rogers Centre 'Taylor Swift Way' during her Eras Tour stop.