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Good morning. I'm Ethan, and today's mainly cloudy, but warm with a high of 11. Right now in London, it's seven degrees our top story. America's largest sporting goods retailer, announced this morning that it will no longer sell assault style rifles. The CEO of **** Support Goods says the company was so disturbed and saddened by the Florida school shooting it felt it really needed to do something. The chain will sell no type of gun toe anyone under 21 and will also no longer sell high capacity magazines. Students are returning to classes this morning for the first time since 17 people died in the school two weeks ago. This has sparked the gun control debate even in Canada. Wendy Soak here is the co founder and president of the Collation for Gun Control in Canada. She says that our gun laws aren't as tight as many people believe. She adds that Canada's gun homicide rate is four times higher than other countries like the UK, Germany and many more. Sullivan believes recovery means being able to accept the present moments during addiction. The mind is dependent on a substance or behavior to survive. Yoga helps create control and balance. I think I'm a Jeep and and I'm here at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, and today is the last day of the All Star weekend. Tonight, the game starts at eight PM, and I'll be talking to fans about what they think. So what team are you guys for? Western. Oh, definitely used for from Toronto. So did you guys watch last night's competitions on TV? Unfortunately, didn't tickets for that? I got tickets for today, though. Absolutely. So what was your favorite event of last night? Dunk contest? 100%. That's the best. Save me. So who is your favorite dunker? It was Gordon. It was Gordon. You should have one. You should have one. But it was still a good way had into the second week of the Cold strike Fanshawe teachers union are gathered together to form a rally of their own at Victoria part afternoon. There are a number of student leaders marching around the park and causing some traffic for production. Syrians, they're marching very loud and ready to march to the Constitution. The office of Deb Matthews live from Victoria Park, a Jeevan and amuse Jared Boland hopes new E. Violette becomes an event that will live on after he graduates this year. Thanks for coming out and now fear exit from traffic Update. Dingman Dr Remains closed today between Highbury Avenue and Old Victoria Road for repairs after the flooding last week. Ah, minor collision has occurred on Highbury Avenue just north of Manning. Drive. Three vehicles parked on shoulder beside North Bound Lane Lane. Restrictions and delays today on Clark Road at Oxford Street East for utility repairs. If you have a traffic or news tip, give us a call at 519455 News now for Environment Canada forecast a gloomy week ahead, with lots of clouds and snow on the ground flurries air ending this evening, but snow beginning again overnight. Today's highs plus three with a low of minus three Thursdays. Cloudy with a 40% chance of flurries again with a high of zero and a low of minus five. There's also a 30% chance of flurries or rain showers with a high of plus one on a low of minus five on Friday. Right now, in London, it's one degrees. News next at 11 30 only on Fan Charles 106.9 The x