Toronto and Metrolinx at odds over who'll pay for transit connecting Scarborough lines

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On Monday, August 12, host Gabriel Hilty has the headlines. First, Toronto and Metrolinx disagree on who'll pay to connect future Scarborough lines. In Olympics news, Team Canada returns from Paris with a record number of gold medals. In world news, at least 80 people are dead after Israeli forces strike a school. Then, we hear from Rogene with a new segment of Good News.

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