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Remnants of Ophelia bring wind, rain to East Coast Ophelia was downgraded to a tropical depression, but the weather system continues to impact our area. Johny Fernandez reports from Freeport, Long Island.

Concern over the crisis at the borders in intensifying as migrants continue to surge over the border with Mexico. Sonia Rincon has more.

A building in Montreal collapsed suddenly on Saturday afternoon, killing one and leaving two with critical injuries. It took emergency services hours to uncover the man who passed away in the incident and an investigation is ongoing. Global’s Dan Spector reports. For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca/news/9982130/1-...

Canada is pursuing what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calls "credible evidence" that agents of the Indian government were responsible for murdering Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Meanwhile, Trudeau is now in New York for a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, with the theme being “Rebuilding trust and reigniting global security.” As Mackenzie Gray explains, some Western allies have been a bit muted in their response to the explosive claims.

The memorial at the Woodbine Banquet Hall in Etobicoke included a procession flanked by canine units from police services across Ontario. Bingo joined the Police Dog Services in July 2022 and was partnered with Sgt. Brandon Smith. After completing extensive training with Smith, the K9 graduated in December 2022. He was shot and killed while looking for an armed suspect in north Etobicoke. Smith said, “I truly believe, if not for Bingo, I wouldn’t be standing here today with my family and in front of you all.” He added “I miss you, partner. You’ll forever be my hero.”

U.S. national security advisor Jake Sullivan said during a White House briefing on Thursday that the U.S. is in touch with both Canada and India, after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleged that Indian government agents had links to the murder of a Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia. Sullivan told reporters that he “firmly” rejected the idea of a wedge between the U.S. and Canada on this issue. Earlier in the day, Trudeau called on India to cooperate with an investigation into the murder and said Canada would not release its evidence. Trudeau first said on Monday that Ottawa had “credible” evidence linking Indian government agents to the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in June, prompting an angry reaction from New Delhi. Nijjar, 45, was a Canadian citizen.