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Wanna a bite of this 24-karat gold, $100 burger? CNE unveils this year's wacky treats | Local politicians want more details on 'one-time offer' to opt out of pot shops | Critics blast Giorgio Mammoliti's 'cockroach' comments, while councillor says he's received a death threat | Toronto authorities identify teen who died trying to save mother and son at Woodbine beach

Share via: Facebook Twitter Forward CBC Toronto View Online Preferences Unsubscribe Questions / Feedback Wanna a bite of this 24-karat gold, $100 burger? CNE unveils this year's wacky treats Wed, 15 Aug 2018 19:44:02 EDT Chocolate-banana steak eclairs, pickle ice cream, fried frog legs and s'more fried chicken sandwiches are among the crazy gastronomic concoctions revealed before the Canadian National Exhibition opens in Toronto on Friday. Local politicians want more details on 'one-time offer' to opt out of pot shops Wed, 15 Aug 2018 18:38:12 EDT Municipal politicians across Ontario have many questions about the province's new cannabis distribution model, including when the government's one-time offer to municipalities allowing them to opt out of allowing cannabis stores is going to expire. Critics blast Giorgio Mammoliti's 'cockroach' comments, while councillor says he's received a death threat Wed, 15 Aug 2018 17:29:01 EDT After calling some of his constituents cockroaches in an interview, Toronto Coun. Giorgio Mammoliti is facing a sharp backlash from those who say his comments are racist. Toronto authorities identify teen who died trying to save mother and son at Woodbine beach Wed, 15 Aug 2018 09:14:13 EDT The teenage boy who died after trying to save a drowning mother and child at Woodbine beach last week has been identified by the Toronto District School Board as Kyle Howard-Muthulingam. Many cannabis health claims aren't backed by science Scheer joins Pakistani-Canadian senator in condemning Bernier's 'identity politics' Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveils changes to Hydro One board pay Canada's police chiefs to study recent spike in gun violence 7 fatal overdoses in under 2 weeks prompt Toronto police to issue public warning Canada's Wonderland says it is building longest, fastest, highest roller-coaster of its type for 2019 CBC Toronto You received this email at brothermike...@googlegroups.com because you opted-in. Modify your subscription preferences To unsubscribe only from CBC Toronto click here View this email in your browser here Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 250 Front St. W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G5, Canada For all other request and inquiries contact us here cbc.radio-canada.ca | cbc.ca | radio-canada.ca

                         

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Tesla sues Ontario government, alleging customers denied incentives | Police release video of sexual assault suspect who attacked woman mowing lawn | Toronto reopens council nomination window after Doug Ford redraws election map | Woman charged after climbing, damaging crane in downtown Toronto

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Tesla sues Ontario government, alleging customers denied incentives Thu, 16 Aug 2018 15:33:24 EDT Tesla Motors Canada is suing the Ontario government, alleging it has suffered "substantial harm" and lost sales amid the cancellation of an electric vehicle rebate.

Police release video of sexual assault suspect who attacked woman mowing lawn Thu, 16 Aug 2018 13:16:11 EDT York police are searching for a man who pulled down his pants and pushed himself up against a woman who was mowing her lawn in Aurora.

Toronto reopens council nomination window after Doug Ford redraws election map Thu, 16 Aug 2018 13:44:50 EDT The City of Toronto is starting a fresh nomination process for would-be councillors, after the provincial government slashed the number of wards in the fall election from 47 to 25.

Woman charged after climbing, damaging crane in downtown Toronto Thu, 16 Aug 2018 07:43:30 EDT Police have charged a 34-year-old woman who climbed and damaged a construction crane in downtown Toronto on Thursday morning, before being rescued by fire department workers.

Aretha Franklin, Queen of Soul, dead at 76 Suspected opioid overdoses contributing to backlog at coroner's office Province appoints new lead negotiator in contract talks with doctors Drive-by shooting in Rexdale leaves 1 man dead Photographer files complaint with police after alleged assault while on the job Lamb karahi and paneer are 'curated' for the customer at Ancila's Indian Cuisine

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Heavy rain, thunderstorms, flooding slam Toronto area | Council can't grant Ford's request to put funding for guns, gangs on special meeting agenda, Tory says | CNE kicks off behind a picket line as labour dispute looms large | Canadians believe in immigration but concerned about asylum seekers: study

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Heavy rain, thunderstorms, flooding slam Toronto area Fri, 17 Aug 2018 14:58:26 EDT Heavy downpours and thunderstorms hit the GTA after Environment Canada issued a special weather statement Friday afternoon.

Council can't grant Ford's request to put funding for guns, gangs on special meeting agenda, Tory says Fri, 17 Aug 2018 10:53:11 EDT In an open letter to Toronto's mayor, Premier Doug Ford asked city council to discuss adding more funding to address guns and gangs at its special meeting next Monday, scheduled to discuss legal responses to Ford's council-cutting bill. Tory responded with his own open letter Friday afternoon.

CNE kicks off behind a picket line as labour dispute looms large Fri, 17 Aug 2018 07:18:20 EDT Thousands of thrill-seekers who descended on Toronto for the opening of this year's Canadian National Exhibition on Friday morning were greeted by a picket line.

Canadians believe in immigration but concerned about asylum seekers: study Fri, 17 Aug 2018 18:20:28 EDT ​Canadians are generally supportive of current immigration levels, a survey of public perceptions commissioned by the federal government suggests — but they are also worried and confused when it comes to the issue of asylum seekers.

Judges, lawyers at odds over deal to pay $75M in '60s Scoop legal fees Province invests over $182 M for 9 new OPP detachments Toronto police identify man killed in Rexdale drive-by shooting Man arrested for sexual assault after woman attacked while mowing lawn Man, 82, dies more than a week after car hits his motorized wheelchair 'This just adds to the stress': Respiratory therapy students out $900 fee after licensing test cancelled

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Grandson accused of killing grandmother, injuring personal support worker | Man, 29, dies after apparent drowning in Mississauga condo pool | Man missing after jumping into Georgian Bay to assist family pet | Man shot to death in residential building in downtown Toronto

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Grandson accused of killing grandmother, injuring personal support worker Sat, 18 Aug 2018 20:38:01 EDT A man appeared in Etobicoke court on Sunday after he was charged in a stabbing that left his grandmother dead and his grandfather's personal support worker injured.

Man, 29, dies after apparent drowning in Mississauga condo pool Sun, 19 Aug 2018 17:46:56 EDT A 29-year-old man has died after an apparent drowning in a Mississauga pool Sunday afternoon, Peel police say.

Man missing after jumping into Georgian Bay to assist family pet Sun, 19 Aug 2018 15:56:54 EDT Provincial police are searching for a man who jumped into the waters of the Georgian Bay and did not resurface.

Man shot to death in residential building in downtown Toronto Sun, 19 Aug 2018 06:39:39 EDT A man was found dead of a gunshot wound in the hallway of a residential building in downtown Toronto early Sunday, police say.

Robert Wickens involved in scary crash at IndyCar Pocono Ford government is already getting Torontonians engaged - and enraged Grass on Bloor Street? Stretch of main road downtown car-free on Sunday Online sale of pot after legalization raises privacy concerns, experts say Sidewalk Labs has unveiled its bold vision for Quayside. Just don't ask how it'll get built Man dead, 2 males injured in stabbing near Sherway Gardens

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Toronto council votes to challenge Doug Ford's council-slashing bill in court | 15-year-old boy killed in weekend stabbing | More rain, thunderstorms in store for Toronto area | Motorcyclist alive after flipping over car in dramatic crash

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Toronto council votes to challenge Doug Ford's council-slashing bill in court Mon, 20 Aug 2018 08:09:54 EDT Toronto City Council has voted 27-15 to challenge the legality of the Ontario government's bill that slashes the council by nearly half.

15-year-old boy killed in weekend stabbing Mon, 20 Aug 2018 16:09:44 EDT Jack Meldrum, a 15-year-old boy from Mississauga, died after a stabbing Saturday night. Another 15-year-old boy has been arrested and charged with second degree murder.

More rain, thunderstorms in store for Toronto area Mon, 20 Aug 2018 16:35:29 EDT Toronto is bracing for more rain. Environment Canada is forecasting showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday, with as much as 35 millimetres of rain by midnight.

Motorcyclist alive after flipping over car in dramatic crash Mon, 20 Aug 2018 16:22:02 EDT A motorcyclist is lucky to be alive after a high-speed collision into a car in Toronto's east end Monday morning.

Richmond Hill wants you to visit Canada's largest telescope Aston Martin driver clocked going 158 km/h in Vaughan school zone, police say No 'obvious path' to fighting Doug Ford's council cut, says city solicitor's report Councillor candidates file new papers after election map redrawn Unsanctioned overdose prevention site to open in Parkdale as province freezes funding Liberals scrap controversial family reunification lottery, accepting more applications

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Ontario government says it has an interim sex-ed curriculum elementary teachers must follow | 3 people seriously injured in Richmond Hill crash | Saudi trainee doctors in Canada allowed to stay longer | Police identify man shot in the head in Greektown

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Ontario government says it has an interim sex-ed curriculum elementary teachers must follow Wed, 22 Aug 2018 13:57:42 EDT The Ontario government has released an interim sex-ed curriculum for elementary school teachers to use this September — and Premier Doug Ford is suggesting there will be consequences if they don't adhere to it.

3 people seriously injured in Richmond Hill crash Wed, 22 Aug 2018 19:27:02 EDT Three people were taken to hospital with serious injuries following a collision in Richmond Hill Wednesday morning, York Regional Police say.

Saudi trainee doctors in Canada allowed to stay longer Wed, 22 Aug 2018 19:38:31 EDT Five Canadian universities say that Saudi trainee doctors enrolled in their programs had been granted an extra three weeks in the country.

Police identify man shot in the head in Greektown Wed, 22 Aug 2018 05:43:52 EDT A 27-year-old Toronto man has been charged after Danny Morales was fatally shot Wednesday.

Man, 32, killed in brazen drive-by shooting in Toronto's west end John Tory vows to match Ontario funding to curb gun crime if re-elected Ontario cities face short window for opting out of hosting legal cannabis shops From 1980: The riot over the show Alice Cooper didn't play Jays rookie Thomas Pannone takes no-hitter into 7th in winning 1st MLB start GO Train service resumed on Lakeshore West line

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'I think I'm going to die': Abduction of woman in Richmond Hill caught on tape | Canada-wide warrant issued for suspect in brazen drive-by shooting in Toronto's west end | More than 1,000 displaced by Parliament Street fire may be out for 'several months' | Convicted drug dealer faced 'oppressive' conditions inside Toronto jail, judge rules

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'I think I'm going to die': Abduction of woman in Richmond Hill caught on tape Thu, 23 Aug 2018 16:00:26 EDT Police are investigating what appears to be the armed abduction of a woman early Thursday morning in Richmond Hill, Ont., just north of Toronto.

Canada-wide warrant issued for suspect in brazen drive-by shooting in Toronto's west end Thu, 23 Aug 2018 17:49:44 EDT Police have issued a Canada-wide warrant for a Toronto man suspected in a brazen daylight shooting in the city's west end.

More than 1,000 displaced by Parliament Street fire may be out for 'several months' Thu, 23 Aug 2018 18:43:50 EDT Toronto's fire chief says it may be "several months" before approximately 1,500 people can return to their apartments in a downtown building that was hit by a fire earlier this week.

Convicted drug dealer faced 'oppressive' conditions inside Toronto jail, judge rules Thu, 23 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT An Ontario judge cited "unduly harsh custodial conditions" in sparing further jail time for a small-time drug dealer who was busted after selling heroin to an undercover police officer.

TREB loses Supreme Court bid to appeal release of real estate sold figures Civil liberties association suing Ontario government to block sex ed changes TFC bans 'Inebriatti' fan group over fiery display in Ottawa 2nd suspect arrested in Scarborough playground shooting that wounded 2 young sisters TIFF 2018: Drake to introduce police violence drama Monsters and Men Ontario hockey coaches ordered to talk to players about gender diversity

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Man dead after altercation in Scarborough: police | 2nd surveillance video released in suspected Richmond Hill armed abduction of woman | 17-year-old facing charges in Oakville 'targeted' fatal shooting | Group of 14 women set Canadian skydiving record

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Man dead after altercation in Scarborough: police Fri, 24 Aug 2018 15:19:25 EDT An altercation between two males left one victim dead near Markham Road and Finch Avenue East, according to Toronto police.

2nd surveillance video released in suspected Richmond Hill armed abduction of woman Fri, 24 Aug 2018 09:53:37 EDT Police have released more surveillance footage of a suspect vehicle in what appears to have been the armed abduction of a woman early Thursday morning in Richmond Hill, just north of Toronto.

17-year-old facing charges in Oakville 'targeted' fatal shooting Fri, 24 Aug 2018 17:05:19 EDT A 17-year-old male has been arrested and is facing numerous charges in connection with what police called a “targeted” fatal shooting of a 19-year-old in Oakville last month.

Group of 14 women set Canadian skydiving record Fri, 24 Aug 2018 18:08:27 EDT Fourteen women jumped out of a plane, made eight formations in the sky, and set a new Canadian skydiving record last week.

Toronto firefighter who disappeared on ski trip recounts baffling journey that took him across the U.S. Toronto man arrested by Winnipeg police in connection with string of armed robberies SIU investigating Hamilton police officer in Good Samaritan's death 2 hikers rushed to hospital after Dundas peak fall Researchers closing in on mystery illness killing Toronto's most controversial birds 'It was just very shocking': Faulty pipes cause headache for Toronto condo owner

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TTC launches 'Hop On-Hop Off' program for Presto card users | If Toronto council is dysfunctional, don't blame the size — blame Giorgio Mammoliti | Heat warning in effect for Toronto, GTA | Nervous about taking a dip in Lake Ontario? These 258 swimmers might change your mind

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TTC launches 'Hop On-Hop Off' program for Presto card users Sun, 26 Aug 2018 17:23:38 EDT TTC riders paying with Presto cards can now make short return trips or transfer between the bus, streetcar or subway within a two-hour period of time without having to pay an extra fare.

If Toronto council is dysfunctional, don't blame the size — blame Giorgio Mammoliti Sun, 26 Aug 2018 09:00:59 EDT The longtime councillor is a master of sparking chaos at public meetings, Matt Elliott writes, but a series of factors may lead to the controversial councillor losing his seat in October's election.

Heat warning in effect for Toronto, GTA Sun, 26 Aug 2018 18:39:16 EDT Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for the city of Toronto, with several days of scorching temperatures in the forecast.

Nervous about taking a dip in Lake Ontario? These 258 swimmers might change your mind Sun, 26 Aug 2018 18:29:51 EDT Over 250 swimmers jumped into Lake Ontario from the Centre Island Pier on Sunday to compete in the 5th annual Toronto Island Lake Swim.

Ryerson University welcomes 1st-year students on Move-In Day Police search for man wanted in connection to fatal Scarborough assault Police investigating death of Mississauga man pulled from lake in South Huron, Ont. Blue Jays' Josh Donaldson says trade not imminent Sewage discharge in Niagara River 'an environmental catastrophe,' says NDP MPP Brooke Henderson 1st Canadian woman in 45 years to win national golf title

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Residents displaced by Parliament Street apartment fire upset with landlord's legal form | Buck-a-beer is back in Ontario, but only 3 companies are brewing it | When the '92 Jays made a last-minute trade for David Cone | Neighbourhood's friendly blue jay gets selfie with Sarnia man

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Residents displaced by Parliament Street apartment fire upset with landlord's legal form Mon, 27 Aug 2018 15:39:35 EDT More than 1,000 residents of a Parliament Street apartment tower that was seriously damaged by a six-alarm fire were supposed to gain access to the belongings they left behind on Monday, however the scheduled event quickly turned into a protest.

Buck-a-beer is back in Ontario, but only 3 companies are brewing it Mon, 27 Aug 2018 09:27:10 EDT A loonie can now buy you a can of beer in Ontario — that is, if you can find some.

When the '92 Jays made a last-minute trade for David Cone Mon, 27 Aug 2018 08:00:59 EDT The playoff-bound Blue Jays made a last-minute deal to ensure they would field their best team possible in the post-season.

Neighbourhood's friendly blue jay gets selfie with Sarnia man Fri, 24 Aug 2018 22:06:18 EDT An injured blue jay got his wing mended in a neighbourhood in Sarnia. Now, the bird is healed and has become the neighbourhood pet.

Man, 61, arrested in connection with string of bank robberies in 3 cities Man faces slew of impaired driving charges after fatal crash in Oshawa Building superintendent charged with sexually assaulting 2 children Even homeowners in Toronto want housing prices to fall, poll suggests Plan for green pathway along Finch LRT gains traction with city Trump announces U.S.-Mexico trade deal to replace NAFTA, and says 'we will see' if Canada can join

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Province intends to argue municipalities are 'creatures of the legislature' amid council cuts legal battle | GTA teacher refuses to teach new sex-ed curriculum despite Doug Ford's new tip line | Cyclist says he was intentionally hit by a driver, and he caught the whole thing on video | Prescriptions led to 1 in 3 opioid deaths in Ontario in 2016, study says

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Province intends to argue municipalities are 'creatures of the legislature' amid council cuts legal battle Wed, 29 Aug 2018 17:48:22 EDT The Attorney General's office served the applicants involved in Friday's Superior Court hearing with its factum on Wednesday, including a response to the city's legal challenge, which paints the province's Bill 5 as a potential breach of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

GTA teacher refuses to teach new sex-ed curriculum despite Doug Ford's new tip line Wed, 29 Aug 2018 18:53:30 EDT An Ontario teacher says he will continue to teach the 2015 sex-ed curriculum, despite fear of reprisals and a new provincial government snitch line, which one parent claimed to have already reported him to.

Cyclist says he was intentionally hit by a driver, and he caught the whole thing on video Wed, 29 Aug 2018 16:21:27 EDT A driver is facing three charges after a cyclist was struck on the waterfront bike trail, a move the cyclist claims was intentional.

Prescriptions led to 1 in 3 opioid deaths in Ontario in 2016, study says Wed, 29 Aug 2018 18:30:00 EDT About a third of deaths caused by opioids in Ontario in 2016 were among people who had been prescribed the drugs, a study published Wednesday shows.

Ontario cuts natural gas price after revoking cap-and-trade regulations Sharkwater Extinction finished by Windsor professor after Rob Stewart's death Ontario government refuses to release Doug Ford's mandate letters to cabinet ministers 3 people rescued from burning vehicle after slamming into Brampton house TIFF 2018: CBC Indigenous lists 6 films to watch Ant-Man and the Wasp's Evangeline Lilly on female empowerment, Fan Expo appearance

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Yorkdale mall locked down after gunfire rings out | Develop free speech policies or face funding cuts, Ontario tells colleges | Mayoral candidate Jennifer Keesmaat unveils ambitious transit plan for Toronto | Charges laid after alleged road rage incident left man clinging to car hood

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Yorkdale mall locked down after gunfire rings out Thu, 30 Aug 2018 15:12:50 EDT Toronto's Yorkdale Shopping Centre will not reopen until Friday after gunfire rang out at the popular north-end mall Thursday afternoon.

Develop free speech policies or face funding cuts, Ontario tells colleges Thu, 30 Aug 2018 18:19:14 EDT Ontario colleges and universities must come up with free speech policies or face government funding cuts.

Mayoral candidate Jennifer Keesmaat unveils ambitious transit plan for Toronto Thu, 30 Aug 2018 11:42:11 EDT Calling John Tory's transit vision for Toronto "a political promise drawn on the back of a napkin," mayoral candidate Jennifer Keesmaat unveiled her own plan for the city's transit future on Thursday.

Charges laid after alleged road rage incident left man clinging to car hood Thu, 30 Aug 2018 09:27:36 EDT Ontario Provincial Police say a Toronto man is facing charges after an alleged road rage incident involving another man seen clinging to the hood of a vehicle.

OPP launching internal review of officer suicides Police seize more than $3M in drugs, processing equipment in Vaughan Police search for group after 15 connected robberies in Halton, Peel and Toronto Loblaw to pull out of PC's buck-a-beer program after 1 week Donations pour in for 1,500 Parliament Street residents displaced by fire Hamilton hospital opens Indigenous families room in memory of Makayla Sault

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Toronto police name suspect in Yorkdale shooting | Driver charged after hitting pedestrian boarding streetcar | Judge expects to rule quickly on Toronto challenge of council-cutting bill | Man charged after vehicle crashes into several others on Highway 401

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Toronto police name suspect in Yorkdale shooting Fri, 31 Aug 2018 18:14:51 EDT Toronto police say they are looking for a 20-year-old man in connection with a shooting Thursday at a busy mall in the city's north end.

Driver charged after hitting pedestrian boarding streetcar Fri, 31 Aug 2018 16:40:23 EDT A driver has been charged after striking a pedestrian with his car as she tried to get on a streetcar, police say.

Judge expects to rule quickly on Toronto challenge of council-cutting bill Fri, 31 Aug 2018 08:19:33 EDT A judge hearing Toronto's legal challenge of the province's decision to cut the size of city council says the case hinges on whether the Ontario government's actions violate the charter rights of voters and candidates running in the fall municipal election.

Man charged after vehicle crashes into several others on Highway 401 Fri, 31 Aug 2018 08:13:28 EDT Two people were injured, one seriously, after a vehicle crashed through a steel barrier, hit several other vehicles and rolled over in the collector lanes of Highway 401 westbound in Pickering early Friday.

Ontario to stiffen penalties for dangerous driving and endangering pedestrians Ford government does U-turn, expands electric vehicle rebates for Tesla buyers Son arrested in elderly mother's murder in her apartment near Regent Park Ontario's basic income pilot to end March 2019 Sex doll brothel not going ahead in North York plaza, councillor says Shoppers, workers return to Yorkdale mall after shooting

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Man dies after shooting at Coronation Park | 2 men killed, woman injured after 'targeted' Brampton shootings that 'appear to be related' | Police identify 30-year-old man killed in Scarborough double shooting | Josh Donaldson says leaving Jays is 'difficult to the extreme'

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Man dies after shooting at Coronation Park Sun, 2 Sep 2018 18:31:27 EDT A man in his 30s has died after a shooting at Coronation Park Sunday evening, Toronto police say. The shooting is just minutes away from the Canadian National Exhibition, which is wrapping up its final weekend for the year.

2 men killed, woman injured after 'targeted' Brampton shootings that 'appear to be related' Sun, 2 Sep 2018 07:12:38 EDT Two men are dead and a woman is in life-threatening condition after two separate shootings in Brampton, Ont., overnight Sunday that police believe were targeted and connected.

Police identify 30-year-old man killed in Scarborough double shooting Sun, 2 Sep 2018 06:50:16 EDT A man is dead and another man is seriously injured after a shooting in Scarborough early Sunday, Toronto police say.

Josh Donaldson says leaving Jays is 'difficult to the extreme' Sun, 2 Sep 2018 16:40:09 EDT Josh Donaldson spoke to the media on Sunday and admitted it's tough to say goodbye to the Toronto Blue Jays.

Police release images of TTC streetcar stabbing suspects New express buses to bring 'significant' TTC service improvements Police search for man alleged to have sexually assaulted a woman outside Kennedy station 'Not even close': TFC's Michael Bradley unloads on lost season More vacant properties on Toronto real estate market, broker says Exhibition Place labour dispute will not be resolved on the last weekend of the CNE

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Man killed in Coronation Park shooting was attending memorial service for a homicide victim | Let's go (back in time) to the Ex! Archival photos provide a glimpse of how the annual fair has changed | Mayor John Tory calls for crackdown on noisy vehicles | Man arrested, charged after 2 deadly shootings in Brampton, Ont.

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Man killed in Coronation Park shooting was attending memorial service for a homicide victim Mon, 3 Sep 2018 15:17:40 EDT Toronto Police say 30-year-old Michael Lewis of Markham, Ont., was with his two children and his pregnant wife when he was shot multiple times at close range on Sunday evening at Coronation Park.

Let's go (back in time) to the Ex! Archival photos provide a glimpse of how the annual fair has changed Mon, 3 Sep 2018 11:07:40 EDT With a rich history dating back to 1879, it can be easy to forget how Canada’s largest fair has changed with the city over the years.

Mayor John Tory calls for crackdown on noisy vehicles Mon, 3 Sep 2018 13:07:25 EDT Mayor John Tory has had enough of your loud vehicles — specifically the sound of modified sports cars and motorcycles with loud pipes.

Man arrested, charged after 2 deadly shootings in Brampton, Ont. Mon, 3 Sep 2018 10:41:05 EDT A 27-year-old Brampton, Ont., man was arrested and charged following two shootings in separate areas of the city that left two men dead and one woman seriously injured, Peel Regional Police said.

TIFF lineups begin again ... before the start of the festival itself John Tory vs. Jennifer Keesmaat: campaign promises are expensive, attacks come cheap Toronto's Labour Day parade bypasses CNE as lockout at Exhibition Place drags on As TIFF CEO Piers Handling prepares to leave, industry talent reflect on his legacy Toronto expands $11M wayfinding project to help people find their way around What's open and closed on Labour Day

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Watch people dive for cover in drive-by shooting caught on camera | Protesters call on Ford government to open overdose prevention sites | Record-high temperatures hit Greater Toronto Area | Man dead after being pinned by garbage truck in Etobicoke

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Watch people dive for cover in drive-by shooting caught on camera Wed, 5 Sep 2018 16:45:21 EDT Toronto police have released video of a drive-by shooting in which shots were fired at several people on the porch of a residence in the Bloor Street West and Lansdowne Avenue area.

Protesters call on Ford government to open overdose prevention sites Wed, 5 Sep 2018 17:35:33 EDT Dozens of people protested Wednesday afternoon outside a downtown Toronto conference on the opioid crisis, upset with the Ontario government's decision to hold off on opening three overdose prevention sites.

Record-high temperatures hit Greater Toronto Area Wed, 5 Sep 2018 07:11:22 EDT Summer wants you to know it’s not over just yet, as Toronto is experiencing record-breaking temperatures Wednesday. Environment Canada has also issued a severe thunderstorm watch.

Man dead after being pinned by garbage truck in Etobicoke Wed, 5 Sep 2018 15:17:39 EDT A 50-year-old man is dead after being pinned by a garbage truck in Etobicoke Wednesday afternoon, say Toronto police.

University of Toronto student, 18, drowns on class trip Steve Bannon to debate populism on Toronto stage after being dropped by New Yorker Illegally parked for a pick up at Pearson? Get ready to pay a $75 'mobile payment notice' Cam Levins 'anxious of the unknown' ahead of marathon debut in Toronto Former Jays pitcher Roberto Osuna's assault case adjourned for 2 weeks 2 men charged with attempted murder in alleged streetcar stabbing

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Landlord ordered to pay back Toronto students $5K after listing their rented rooms on Airbnb | Feds announce $1M for Toronto violence-prevention program | TIFF rolls out the red carpet for streaming services | 3 people injured in St. Catharines, Ont., shooting

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Landlord ordered to pay back Toronto students $5K after listing their rented rooms on Airbnb Thu, 6 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Three students at Toronto's Humber College have scored a win against a landlord who collected rent from them over the summer while subletting their rooms and listing them on Airbnb.

Feds announce $1M for Toronto violence-prevention program Thu, 6 Sep 2018 19:02:09 EDT The federal government has announced that it will provide more than $1 million in funding over three years to help prevent violence in Canada’s largest city.

TIFF rolls out the red carpet for streaming services Thu, 6 Sep 2018 18:35:15 EDT A growing wave of Canadians wants to watch new movies and TV shows on their own terms and, as the Toronto International Film Festival kicks off for 2018, TIFF is welcoming the streamers.

3 people injured in St. Catharines, Ont., shooting Thu, 6 Sep 2018 16:35:19 EDT Three people were injured and at least one remains in critical condition after a daylight shooting in St. Catharines, Ont., according to officials.

$1K for a packet of mayo? A Toronto man almost paid it Drake produced a TIFF movie, but he won't be on the Monsters and Men red carpet Ontario health minister eyes 'system transformation' for health-care sector Anand Baiju, U of T student who drowned on class trip, remembered as 'hardworking kid' What it means to be the first in the family to attend university — these students tell their story Peel police arrest 10, lay 80 charges in sweeping drug trafficking probe

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Police looking for suspect in 'ambush-type' fatal shooting at Adelaide and Parliament | Man facing charges in fatal shooting also responsible for 2 robberies at Riverdale park, police say | Family of Uber crash victim launches petition calling for stricter licensing rules | Heartbreak at the inn: Families drive several hours only to find Tobermory Resort closed

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Police looking for suspect in 'ambush-type' fatal shooting at Adelaide and Parliament Fri, 7 Sep 2018 18:49:18 EDT Police have released surveillance footage of a suspect in connection with what they are calling an "ambush type of situation" that left a 22-year-old man dead in Toronto's Corktown last month.

Man facing charges in fatal shooting also responsible for 2 robberies at Riverdale park, police say Fri, 7 Sep 2018 19:27:57 EDT A man who is facing a second-degree murder charge for a shooting in Greektown in August is also responsible for two gunpoint robberies in a nearby park, Toronto police say.

Family of Uber crash victim launches petition calling for stricter licensing rules Fri, 7 Sep 2018 14:27:38 EDT The family of a man who was killed while riding in an Uber is calling on Toronto to tighten its rules around driver licensing. They say the current regulations allow unsafe drivers to work for ride-hailing companies.

Heartbreak at the inn: Families drive several hours only to find Tobermory Resort closed Fri, 7 Sep 2018 06:00:00 EDT Several people who booked online were surprised to find Tobermory Resort closed when they arrived at the inn at the tip of Ontario's Bruce Peninsula earlier this summer.

Ontario PCs blame previous Liberal government for poor job numbers Police make arrest in connection with Richmond Hill abduction caught on tape This rare exotic plant blooms about once a decade, and it's happening for the 1st time in the GTA August rainstorm caused $80M in damage, Insurance Bureau says Ontario mayors ask feds to take over basic income pilot program Man with cerebral palsy recounts being attacked and restrained at downtown drug store

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John Tory kicks off re-election campaign at town hall, vows to defend Toronto | Close-knit group of GTA anglers, volunteers continue search for missing fisher Kevin Wong | 'This entire experience was life-changing': Lady Gaga on making A Star is Born | Safer streets should be an election issue — especially in Toronto's suburbs

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John Tory kicks off re-election campaign at town hall, vows to defend Toronto Sun, 9 Sep 2018 15:25:43 EDT Mayor John Tory officially kicked off his campaign for re-election on Sunday, telling a roomful of people that he will stand up for the people in this city as it faces major challenges and he is proud of his record in office.

Close-knit group of GTA anglers, volunteers continue search for missing fisher Kevin Wong Sun, 9 Sep 2018 14:34:19 EDT People from across the GTA continued their search for missing angler and boater Kevin Wong over the weekend, many of them part of the area's tight-knit sport fishing community.

'This entire experience was life-changing': Lady Gaga on making A Star is Born Sun, 9 Sep 2018 16:39:41 EDT Music is not simply the backdrop to A Star is Born — it's another character in the bittersweet romance, Bradley Cooper said of his directorial debut starring Lady Gaga.

Safer streets should be an election issue — especially in Toronto's suburbs Sun, 9 Sep 2018 09:00:24 EDT Road safety is a city-wide problem, and solutions can't just be confined to the more urban parts of the city. But with a lack of infrastructure and a need for more political will, that fix isn't going to be easy to come by, Matt Elliott writes.

Homelessness outreach worker decries costly game of tent city 'whack-a-mole' Blue Jays ride Smoak's 24th homer to bittersweet victory Subway service on Line 1 resumes early after maintenance work Woman critically injured after being struck by streetcar in east end Man in his 80s in life-threatening condition after hit and run in North York Decision on Toronto's challenge of council-cutting bill expected Monday

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Premier Doug Ford to use notwithstanding clause to cut size of Toronto city council | Politicians react to Ford's plan to use notwithstanding clause to cut city council | What does the court decision quashing Ontario's council-cutting move mean? | Q&A: What is Canada's notwithstanding clause?

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Premier Doug Ford to use notwithstanding clause to cut size of Toronto city council Sun, 9 Sep 2018 20:04:43 EDT Ontario Premier Doug Ford will invoke the constitutional notwithstanding clause to override a judge's decision that blocks his government from slashing the size of Toronto city council nearly in half.

Politicians react to Ford's plan to use notwithstanding clause to cut city council Mon, 10 Sep 2018 13:25:53 EDT City councillors and politicians — who only hours ago were celebrating an Ontario Superior Court win — are reeling after Premier Doug Ford said he will invoke the constitution notwithstanding clause to override the decision.

What does the court decision quashing Ontario's council-cutting move mean? Mon, 10 Sep 2018 16:24:34 EDT Here are the highlights from the decision and what it means for the Oct. 22 municipal vote.

Q&A: What is Canada's notwithstanding clause? Mon, 10 Sep 2018 17:06:52 EDT Created as a compromise between federal and provincial officials during debates over a new constitution in the 1980s, the notwithstanding clause allows provincial or federal governments to override sections of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

'Women belong here. Women of colour belong here': An illustrated diary of TIFF's Share Her Journey rally Friends to step up search for missing Toronto pianist called 'national treasure' Toronto police now require evidence before responding to home security alarm calls Police seek driver in North York hit and run that critically injured elderly man Ryerson student's morning routine: Checking whether her family in Idlib are still alive After brush with death at Toronto mass shooting, Danielle Kane making the most of a 'second chance'

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Doug Ford's new Toronto city council-slashing bill extends nomination window | 2 Hamilton men charged with murder after man fell to his death in Parkdale | Metrolinx says it will change rules to allow kids to get Presto cards for free | NDP kicked out of Ontario legislature as bill to cut Toronto council reintroduced

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Doug Ford's new Toronto city council-slashing bill extends nomination window Wed, 12 Sep 2018 15:57:15 EDT Premier Doug Ford's new bill to slash the size of Toronto city council extends the nomination period for candidates until two days after the legislation receives royal assent - meaning most Torontonians won't know who's angling for their vote until just a month before the Oct. 22 election.

2 Hamilton men charged with murder after man fell to his death in Parkdale Wed, 12 Sep 2018 19:17:12 EDT Police have arrested and charged two Hamilton men in the death of a Toronto man in Parkdale on the weekend.

Metrolinx says it will change rules to allow kids to get Presto cards for free Wed, 12 Sep 2018 14:29:40 EDT A spokesperson with Metrolinx says it will work with TTC to change rules to allow kids to get Presto cards without needing to pay $6 for the card and a minimum card load of $10.

NDP kicked out of Ontario legislature as bill to cut Toronto council reintroduced Wed, 12 Sep 2018 10:40:04 EDT New Democrat MPPs were kicked out of the Ontario legislature one by one Wednesday afternoon as they loudly protested the reintroduction of a bill halving the size of Toronto city council and refused to come to order.

'Why's the stupid crane up there?': L Tower construction delays finally coming to an end 'We all suffered through this': How the van attack brought a deeper 'sense of connection' to Yonge Street Hedley frontman's case put over to next month Ontario promises public consultations on cap and trade after facing legal action Man, 20, charged with father's stabbing death in Etobicoke Housing affordability top of mind for GTA voters, poll says

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Toronto mom 'disgusted' after her Facebook page was used to solicit explicit photos of teens | Trudeau praises letter by Toronto MPs calling on Ontario MPPs to defeat Ford's city council bill | Toronto councillors vote to ask feds to stop Ontario council-cutting plan | Toronto mom 'disgusted' after her Facebook page was used to solicit explicit photos of teens

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Toronto mom 'disgusted' after her Facebook page was used to solicit explicit photos of teens Thu, 13 Sep 2018 19:47:00 EDT A member of a Facebook group that swaps and sells children's clothing was shocked to learn this week that someone had cloned her account and posted an ad for free clothe if mothers sent videos and pictures of their teen daughters in "tight-fitting clothing and in bras."

Trudeau praises letter by Toronto MPs calling on Ontario MPPs to defeat Ford's city council bill Thu, 13 Sep 2018 15:35:07 EDT Toronto’s 25 Liberal MPs have signed a letter calling on all members of the provincial legislature to step up and defeat Premier Doug Ford’s legislation slashing the size of the city’s municipal council.

Toronto councillors vote to ask feds to stop Ontario council-cutting plan Thu, 13 Sep 2018 06:18:25 EDT Toronto's city council voted 29-7 Thursday afternoon to direct the city solicitor to challenge the province's reintroduced council-cutting legislation and the use of the notwithstanding clause in court and to ask the federal government to stop the bill.

Toronto mom 'disgusted' after her Facebook page was used to solicit explicit photos of teens Thu, 13 Sep 2018 19:47:00 EDT A member of a Facebook group that swaps and sells children's clothing was shocked to learn this week that someone had cloned her account and posted an ad for free clothe if mothers sent videos and pictures of their teen daughters in "tight-fitting clothing and in bras."

Drake video director Karena Evans also pursuing acting Speeding cop who struck and killed 18-year-old pedestrian handed 8 month sentence After fatal crash, Uber to expand its self-driving car research in Toronto Aw-shucks Leafs take new role as Stanley Cup favourites in stride 200 more officers, 1 less shooting: Toronto police gun violence strategy ends with uncertain results Sobeys parent Empire Co. warns food prices will rise partly due to new tariffs

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Male without vital signs after shooting in Scarborough, police say | Chrétien, Romanow, McMurtry condemn Ford's use of notwithstanding clause | Province won't consider delaying Toronto election despite warning from city clerk | What it's like being a 'diverse' critic at TIFF '18

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Male without vital signs after shooting in Scarborough, police say Fri, 14 Sep 2018 19:27:32 EDT A male was found without vital signs after he was shot in Scarborough shortly before 7 p.m. on Friday, Toronto police said.

Chrétien, Romanow, McMurtry condemn Ford's use of notwithstanding clause Fri, 14 Sep 2018 18:01:38 EDT Three prominent former politicians who negotiated the inclusion of the notwithstanding clause in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms are condemning the Ontario government's use of the rare provision to push through legislation that was deemed unconstitutional by the courts.

Province won't consider delaying Toronto election despite warning from city clerk Fri, 14 Sep 2018 09:44:48 EDT The Ontario government house leader suggested Friday that the province would not entertain delaying Toronto's municipal election, despite warnings from the city clerk that she may not be able to guarantee a fair vote.

What it's like being a 'diverse' critic at TIFF '18 Fri, 14 Sep 2018 16:00:43 EDT There's a more diverse group of reporters covering the festival this year, but the industry still needs to keep evolving.

Man charged with first-degree murder in Coronation Park shooting Babcock tinkers with lines as Leafs get 1st look at Tavares-Matthews duo Jian Ghomeshi's essay in The New York Review of Books draws fire Toronto election in turmoil as Premier Doug Ford pushes to slash number of councillors Raonic's straight-set win gives Canada quick 1-0 lead in Davis Cup tie vs. the Netherlands Supreme Court sides with Rogers in illegal movie downloading case

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Does Ford's rationale for plunging city hall into chaos stand up to scrutiny? | Boy injured in Junction hit-and-run | Canadian charity group steps up with aid after typhoon devastates Philippines | OPP undecided on use of new roadside drug testing equipment as legalization looms

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Does Ford's rationale for plunging city hall into chaos stand up to scrutiny? Sun, 16 Sep 2018 09:00:00 EDT Days after vowing to use the notwithstanding clause to slash Toronto city council, Premier Doug Ford explained why in the Toronto Sun. But just how factual was his explanation? CBC Toronto's urban affairs columnist Matt Elliott gives us this Ford fact-check.

Boy injured in Junction hit-and-run Sun, 16 Sep 2018 16:21:34 EDT A boy has been rushed to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by a driver in the Junction, police say.

Canadian charity group steps up with aid after typhoon devastates Philippines Sun, 16 Sep 2018 19:47:56 EDT Shelterbox Canada is providing much-needed help to those in need in the Philippines after Typhoon Mangkhut devastated the country Saturday.

OPP undecided on use of new roadside drug testing equipment as legalization looms Sun, 16 Sep 2018 15:37:32 EDT The Ontario Provincial Police says it has not yet decided whether its officers will use federally approved roadside drug screening equipment to identify impaired drivers.

Green Book, starring Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen, wins TIFF People's Choice prize Experts raise concerns about Sikh motorcycle helmet exemption 2 men faced combined 52 charges for spate of robberies in Brampton and Toronto Class is in session at Canada's first 'pot school' Tony Clement reflects on 'dire situation' that led to 2009 auto bailout Man in his 20s accidentally falls to his death off Scarborough bridge

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Jennifer Keesmaat puts handgun ban, 911 improvements at heart of public safety plan | Toronto-area Liberal MP Leona Alleslev crosses the floor to join Conservatives | 4 cyclists struck, 1 killed, in separate collisions | 2 Toronto transgender students file human rights claims against province over sex-ed

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Jennifer Keesmaat puts handgun ban, 911 improvements at heart of public safety plan Mon, 17 Sep 2018 18:08:20 EDT Jennifer Keesmaat is backing a ban on handguns and assault weapons, while also vowing to beef up the city’s 911 system if elected mayor.

Toronto-area Liberal MP Leona Alleslev crosses the floor to join Conservatives Mon, 17 Sep 2018 13:38:03 EDT Ontario MP Leona Alleslev is crossing the floor from the Liberals to join the Conservative party caucus — the first such loss for the governing party since the last election.

4 cyclists struck, 1 killed, in separate collisions Mon, 17 Sep 2018 13:42:50 EDT One cyclist is dead and three are injured after being struck by vehicles in four separate incidents around the GTA Monday afternoon.

2 Toronto transgender students file human rights claims against province over sex-ed Mon, 17 Sep 2018 16:53:41 EDT Two Toronto transgender high school students have filed separate human rights claims against the province because they say the new interim sexual education curriculum discriminates against all LGBT students in Ontario.

Doug Ford vows to fix 'broken' Toronto City Hall in rare midnight sitting of Ontario Legislature Doug Ford's plans to cut Toronto city hall denounced by Montreal's opposition In anticipation of playoff success, Maple Leafs' Andersen settles in for the long haul City won't fix laneway because it's owned by a man who's been dead for 118 years No sign of suspect from Barrie found after police search 2 GO Trains at Union Station Ontario premier to head to Washington for NAFTA briefing Wednesday

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City to reopen nominations for candidates Thursday, Friday in wake of court ruling | Ontario's highest court paves way to reduce size of Toronto city council | Lawsuit over solitary confinement in Ontario jails certified as class action | Her business is in Toronto, but this art dealer now needs a work permit to go to U.S.

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City to reopen nominations for candidates Thursday, Friday in wake of court ruling Wed, 19 Sep 2018 18:49:24 EDT The city says nominations for Toronto councillor and school board trustee will reopen on Thursday and Friday now that the Ontario Court of Appeal ruling has sided with the provincial government.

Ontario's highest court paves way to reduce size of Toronto city council Wed, 19 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Ontario's highest court has paved the way for a considerable cut to the size of Toronto's city council just weeks from a municipal election, but Mayor John Tory says the city's legal team has been told to continue fighting the province using any means available.

Lawsuit over solitary confinement in Ontario jails certified as class action Wed, 19 Sep 2018 17:10:51 EDT A lawsuit alleging the Ontario government violated the rights of inmates by placing them inappropriately in solitary confinement can proceed as a class action, a Superior Court judge has ruled.

Her business is in Toronto, but this art dealer now needs a work permit to go to U.S. Wed, 19 Sep 2018 05:00:00 EDT A Toronto art dealer was denied entry to the U.S. and told she requires a work permit.

Watch experts uncover Zuul, the new dinosaur going on display at the ROM in December SIU investigating rollover crash at city-owned construction site that injured 3 people 5 issues to watch as Brampton approaches a 'watershed' municipal election Man shot dead in Scarborough 'A public relations nightmare': Ticketmaster recruits pros for secret scalper program Bill to cut Toronto council won't be put to vote if stay granted, province's lawyer says

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Toronto Danforth shooter stood over woman and shot her 4 times, unsealed warrants show | 'Lack of coordination' has left hundreds displaced 1 month after Parliament Street fire, councillor says | 'It's all wrong': Mother of man shot in the back 6 times frustrated by manslaughter verdict | Winds of up to 80 km/h or higher forecast for Friday

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Toronto Danforth shooter stood over woman and shot her 4 times, unsealed warrants show Thu, 20 Sep 2018 19:41:32 EDT Nearly two months after the Danforth shooting, unsealed search warrants show that Faisal Hussain stood over a woman and shot her four times during a rampage that ended with the 29-year-old shooting himself in the head.

'Lack of coordination' has left hundreds displaced 1 month after Parliament Street fire, councillor says Thu, 20 Sep 2018 18:16:54 EDT A Toronto councillor is arguing the city's "lack of coordination and communication" has left hundreds of residents displaced in community centres for a month since a six-alarm fire tore through a Parliament Street apartment tower.

'It's all wrong': Mother of man shot in the back 6 times frustrated by manslaughter verdict Thu, 20 Sep 2018 18:03:09 EDT The mother of an 18-year-old man shot in the back near a busy downtown Toronto intersection is frustrated that her son's killer will be sentenced for manslaughter, not murder.

Winds of up to 80 km/h or higher forecast for Friday Thu, 20 Sep 2018 16:36:00 EDT Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for southern Ontario, including Toronto, calling for wind gusts of up to 80 km/h and possible thunderstorms on Friday.

PCs poised to kill Green Energy Act Toronto council candidates knocking for votes now that race is (finally) underway Police arrest Hamilton man in shooting deaths of mobster Angelo Musitano, Toronto woman Wireless debit machines stolen from Toronto restaurants used in fraud scheme 40 years, 40 queers: Celebrating the tremendous impact Buddies in Bad Times has had on our lives Rural Canada Post carriers may see 25% wage hike after pay equity dispute

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'I want to lose my fear': Toronto Danforth shooting victim still haunted by what he saw | Thousands without power as strong winds batter the GTA | 'They're nothing but financial terrorists': 60,000 Canadians have complained about the CRA phone scam | Ontario students walk out of class to protest sex-ed curriculum changes

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'I want to lose my fear': Toronto Danforth shooting victim still haunted by what he saw Fri, 21 Sep 2018 19:20:35 EDT Ali Demircan, who was grazed by a bullet during Faisal Hussain's shooting rampage on Toronto's Danforth Avenue in July, says a city program set up to assist people after mass casualty events failed to arrange the counselling he needed in a timely manner.

Thousands without power as strong winds batter the GTA

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High winds have caused power outages across the GTA as a cold front moves through the area.

'They're nothing but financial terrorists': 60,000 Canadians have complained about the CRA phone scam Fri, 21 Sep 2018 04:00:47 EDT You've probably got the call: An automated message threatens you with arrest over unpaid taxes owed to Canada Revenue Agency. They may demand as little as $700 — though some have handed over more than $100,000.

Ontario students walk out of class to protest sex-ed curriculum changes Fri, 21 Sep 2018 11:07:02 EDT Students at more than a hundred schools across Ontario have pledged to walk out of class this afternoon to protest changes to the province's curriculum.

Wynne's Liberals left $15B deficit, $8B more than reported in last budget, Fedeli says Shoppers Drug Mart gets medical pot licence from Health Canada 'The world is a sadder place': Alleged murder of Belgian hitchhiker haunts Ontario stranger who hosted her

Toronto Danforth shooter stood over woman and shot her 4 times, unsealed warrants show

Drake postpones two more concerts, this time in Miami Mississauga auto scrap yard blaze extinguished after all-night battle

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SIU not releasing name of man killed in shootout that injured Halton police officers | Why the balance of power on city council could rest on a handful of races | Hamilton man charged in what police call 'mass shooting hoax' on Facebook | Vintage TTC streetcar returns to the road for 80th anniversary

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SIU not releasing name of man killed in shootout that injured Halton police officers Sun, 23 Sep 2018 19:29:52 EDT Ontario's police watchdog says it will not be releasing the identity of the man who died after a gas station shootout that left two Halton Region police officers with injuries.

Why the balance of power on city council could rest on a handful of races Sun, 23 Sep 2018 09:00:00 EDT We now know how many seats are up for grabs on Toronto city council in municipal elections next month, now that Premier Doug Ford has succeeded in slashing the number of wards from 47 to 25. But after all the votes are counted, what will that council look like?

Hamilton man charged in what police call 'mass shooting hoax' on Facebook Sun, 23 Sep 2018 10:27:59 EDT Toronto police have arrested and charged a Hamilton man after a "threatening" Facebook post from a fake profile suggested there would be a mass shooting at a downtown Toronto nightclub.

Vintage TTC streetcar returns to the road for 80th anniversary Sun, 23 Sep 2018 14:33:30 EDT A storied piece of Toronto's transit history rolled through downtown on Sunday.

How the GTA's youngest council candidates overcome 'shocked' voters on the campaign trail Police identify Toronto teen as victim of Hamilton homicide Ontario researchers 3D-print piece of new skull for dog with cancer Meet the Toronto Blind Jays, Canada's only blind baseball team Subway service resumes between St. George and Broadview stations The faces of the Ottawa-Gatineau tornado aftermath

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Tottenham man, 49, identified as victim in Vaughan shooting | New climate change plan coming this fall, PC government says | Police officer rescues this little piggy found hoofing down Toronto-area highway | Police, bankers offer $10,000 reward for tips leading to arrest of 2 accused robbers

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Tottenham man, 49, identified as victim in Vaughan shooting Mon, 24 Sep 2018 13:58:17 EDT York Regional Police identified the victim of a shooting in Vaughan as Behget Toma Eyup, 49, from Tottenham. Three teens were arrested in connection with the shooting and now officers say they're looking for a fourth suspect.

New climate change plan coming this fall, PC government says Mon, 24 Sep 2018 16:34:00 EDT Ontario's environment minister say the province will put the onus on polluters in a new climate change plan that the government will release this fall.

Police officer rescues this little piggy found hoofing down Toronto-area highway Mon, 24 Sep 2018 16:53:52 EDT York regional police tweeted a photo Monday of an officer holding a young pig found wandering along the major highway.

Police, bankers offer $10,000 reward for tips leading to arrest of 2 accused robbers Mon, 24 Sep 2018 13:53:00 EDT Toronto Police and the Canadian Bankers Association are offering up to $10,000 to help find and convict 21-year-old Jesse Jack Breese and 20-year-old Nathan Hunter. They are wanted in connection with a violent bank robbery in Toronto. Breese is also wanted for a separate shooting in Barrie.

Raptors' Lowry ready to work after trade of best friend DeRozan Jennifer Keesmaat, John Tory square off at Toronto debate on the arts Canada has removed only 6 of 900 asylum seekers facing U.S. deportation 'Gross incompetence': Son of Wettlaufer victim breaks down during testimony Ford plans to form special committee to probe province's fiscal situation Girl, 3, seriously injured after she was bitten by dog in Mississauga

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Male teen pronounced dead at scene of Regent Park shooting | Mayoral candidates talk gun crime at same time man shot to death in downtown Toronto | Pilot pronounced dead after helicopter crashes in Whitchurch-Stouffville | Ontario government approves Toronto's new SmartTrack stations

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Male teen pronounced dead at scene of Regent Park shooting Tue, 25 Sep 2018 17:04:59 EDT A male in his teens is dead following a shooting in Regent Park Tuesday afternoon.

Mayoral candidates talk gun crime at same time man shot to death in downtown Toronto Tue, 25 Sep 2018 15:25:52 EDT As four Toronto mayoral contenders debated one another on the matter of public safety at a waterfront television studio, a man was shot to death in Regent Park.

Pilot pronounced dead after helicopter crashes in Whitchurch-Stouffville Tue, 25 Sep 2018 15:32:36 EDT The pilot is dead after a helicopter crashed in Whitchurch-Stouffville Tuesday afternoon, according to police.

Ontario government approves Toronto's new SmartTrack stations Tue, 25 Sep 2018 18:09:23 EDT Ontario's environment minister has approved John Tory's plan to build six new SmartTrack stations, according to the mayor's office.

Assault charge against former Blue Jays pitcher Roberto Osuna withdrawn Ford urged to sell Crown corporations like LCBO Care home operator tells Wettlaufer inquiry about dangers of funding strains Ford government 'gutted' climate change programs that were working: report 3 people injured in north Etobicoke apartment shooting Tori Stafford's family angry after child killer sent to Saskatchewan healing lodge

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'You just want it to stop': Shooting survivor Louise Russo seeks council seat to end gun violence | Ontario won't cap pot shops in private cannabis marketplace | 'Our children are dying': Regent Park mourns death of boy, 15, killed in shooting | Family says Toronto teen shot in Hamilton was charismatic and loved to dance

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'You just want it to stop': Shooting survivor Louise Russo seeks council seat to end gun violence Wed, 26 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT Louise Russo, who was paralyzed in a 2004 shooting, is vying for a seat on Toronto's city council. Russo became a public figure as an anti-violence advocate and says she understands the devastating effects of gun violence in a way other councillors can't.

Ontario won't cap pot shops in private cannabis marketplace Wed, 26 Sep 2018 17:10:38 EDT The Ontario government says it will not put a cap on pot shops when it starts licensing and regulating the province's private cannabis retail marketplace.

'Our children are dying': Regent Park mourns death of boy, 15, killed in shooting Wed, 26 Sep 2018 09:47:15 EDT Toronto police have identified a 15-year-old boy shot dead in Regent Park on Tuesday afternoon.

Family says Toronto teen shot in Hamilton was charismatic and loved to dance Wed, 26 Sep 2018 14:12:52 EDT Natshon Defreitas died after being shot around 4 a.m. during the gathering at 470 Beach Rd., an empty building where police believe several late-night parties have been held in recent weeks.

Rowan's Law Day a lasting reminder of concussion danger Corrections officials told to review Terri-Lynne McClintic's transfer to healing lodge Ford distances himself from Toronto mayoral candidate known for extreme views Outgoing Blue Jays manager John Gibbons: 'It's probably time for change' Mississauga's population is 57% visible minorities. So why does its city council look like this? Pay ruling validates profession's role, Ottawa midwife says

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Sick days, equal pay rules targeted as business groups urge Doug Ford to change employment laws | 'A lot of hate and bigotry around': Church terminates sign contract over refusal to post gay-positive message | How 3rd-party advertisers want to influence your vote in Toronto's municipal election | Drivers' licence suspension system 'fundamentally flawed': Ontario ombudsman

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Sick days, equal pay rules targeted as business groups urge Doug Ford to change employment laws Thu, 27 Sep 2018 06:00:00 EDT Business groups are urging Premier Doug Ford's government to take away the new sick day and pay equity protections granted to Ontario workers this year.

'A lot of hate and bigotry around': Church terminates sign contract over refusal to post gay-positive message Thu, 27 Sep 2018 14:39:15 EDT A Scarborough church has terminated its more than three-year-old contract with Toronto sign company Archer Mobile Sign Limited over its refusal to post “gay-positive” messages.

How 3rd-party advertisers want to influence your vote in Toronto's municipal election Thu, 27 Sep 2018 05:00:00 EDT Six groups and individuals are registered as third parties in Toronto, thanks to new municipal election rules. So how will these voices shape the next city council?

Drivers' licence suspension system 'fundamentally flawed': Ontario ombudsman Thu, 27 Sep 2018 15:27:32 EDT Ontario's ombudsman says the system for notifying drivers that their licence has been suspended is "fundamentally flawed" leaving many people unwittingly driving with invalid licences.

Ontario government introduces legislation regulating recreational pot City agency blows extra $500K on security contract that was supposed to save money Beefed-up neighbourhood policing program aims to tackle roots of gun violence Federal review of child killer's transfer 'a good start' says Tori Stafford's father Ex-Nazi interpreter Helmut Oberlander loses appeal to retain citizenship Ideal legal pot pricing is $10 to $12 a gram, study suggests

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Residents at 650 Parliament may not be home until 2019, property manager says | Ontario seeks extension on overdose prevention sites as it decides fate of facilities | Police release security camera images of Leslieville tire slashing suspect | Doug Ford contradicts his own government's cannabis plan, says smoking in parks is 'unacceptable'

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Residents at 650 Parliament may not be home until 2019, property manager says Fri, 28 Sep 2018 17:17:24 EDT Residents from both the north and the south towers of 650 Parliament St., the building ravaged by fire last month, can't return home until early 2019, according to the latest information received by the building's property manager.

Ontario seeks extension on overdose prevention sites as it decides fate of facilities Fri, 28 Sep 2018 18:50:16 EDT The Ontario government is asking Ottawa to extend an exemption that would allow overdose prevention sites to continue operating in the province while it decides the fate of the facilities.

Police release security camera images of Leslieville tire slashing suspect Fri, 28 Sep 2018 17:09:01 EDT Police have released security camera images of a suspect wanted in connection with a number of tire slashings in Leslieville.

Doug Ford contradicts his own government's cannabis plan, says smoking in parks is 'unacceptable' Fri, 28 Sep 2018 13:47:56 EDT It appears Premier Doug Ford doesn't approve of his own government’s new rules that would allow people to smoke cannabis in public parks.

Unsealed documents reveal early Toronto police effort to find victims of alleged serial killer Another person contracts Listeria at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre deli Deputy chief refutes report that police gun and gang units will be reduced Ontario to scrap Drive Clean emissions test, target heavy-duty vehicles instead Poll shows Giorgio Mammoliti trailing in council race — just don't tell that to Giorgio Mammoliti What families can learn from Wettlaufer inquiry into nursing home care

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Scarborough North council candidate claims man is purposefully taking down his posters | Ford gets his wish for federal compensation of farmers affected by USMCA | 'Yay!': How the Canadians won the argument that opened the door to a NAFTA deal | Police release video of man wanted in 2 prowler investigations

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Scarborough North council candidate claims man is purposefully taking down his posters Mon, 1 Oct 2018 19:44:55 EDT ​After noticing his campaign posters going missing on neighbourhood streets, a city council candidate in Scarborough says he stumbled across a man peeling them down by chance.

Ford gets his wish for federal compensation of farmers affected by USMCA Mon, 1 Oct 2018 11:35:57 EDT Hours after Ontario Premier Doug Ford said called for compensation from the federal government for Ontario farmers affected by the freshly-inked NAFTA replacement deal, the federal foreign affairs minister promised support was on the way.

'Yay!': How the Canadians won the argument that opened the door to a NAFTA deal Mon, 1 Oct 2018 18:01:16 EDT After months of what had been described as "continuous negotiations," a crucial breakthrough materialized Saturday — a major concession by the U.S. team that made it easier for the Canadians to get to 'yes' on a new trilateral trade deal.

Police release video of man wanted in 2 prowler investigations Mon, 1 Oct 2018 17:31:23 EDT Toronto police have released security camera footage of a 2015 incident they say shows a man they're seeking in two west-end prowler investigations.

Police searching for at least 6 suspects after attempted murder in Annex Don't toss cigarette butts over balconies, campaign urges Parkdale smokers Facebook to be hit by class-action lawsuit after massive security breach Staying in Huntsville? There could soon be a tax for that 'He's capable of killing me': PhD student alleges sexual assault by Dominican Republic official Toronto Overdose Prevention Society holds vigil at Queen's Park

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'No amount of cannabis is safe': Kids and pot shouldn't mix, experts warn parents | Man pronounced dead in Etobicoke hospital after Mississauga shooting | Woman's allergy prompts Mississauga condo to ban pot, despite residents voting it down | 'My baby is not going in this car': Mystery smell frustrates new Honda car owners

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'No amount of cannabis is safe': Kids and pot shouldn't mix, experts warn parents Tue, 2 Oct 2018 17:58:23 EDT With pot about to become legal in Canada in just a couple of weeks, a new guide warning parents about the dangers of using cannabis during pregnancy and exposing children to second-hand pot smoke is popping up at Toronto hospitals.

Man pronounced dead in Etobicoke hospital after Mississauga shooting Tue, 2 Oct 2018 18:44:13 EDT A man is dead after being brought to a hospital in Etobicoke with gunshot wounds on Tuesday.

Woman's allergy prompts Mississauga condo to ban pot, despite residents voting it down Tue, 2 Oct 2018 18:23:53 EDT A condo building has banned smoking or growing weed unless someone has a medical licence for it, even though residents voted against the move. The complex is going ahead with the ban because a resident has a severe pot allergy.

'My baby is not going in this car': Mystery smell frustrates new Honda car owners Tue, 2 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Todd Boutilier bought a 2018 Honda Civic Sport Hatchback in February. He says after about 4,000 km, it started to give off exhaust smells when he drove in the city, and rotten egg smells on the highway.

Man with autism home again after missing for 48 hours Ford vows to scrap key Liberal labour reform legislation Everything you need to know about Toronto's election on Oct. 22 Jennifer Keesmaat, John Tory unveil different approaches to hiring local talent High-ranking Canadian Forces member facing jail time for voyeurism Dairy farmers to be compensated by time trade deal comes into force, Freeland says

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Covert police search of Bruce McArthur's home cut short when he unexpectedly returned home: court records | Male teen dead after shooting near 2 Scarborough high schools | 'From a father to a father': Tori Stafford's dad reaches out to Trudeau over transfer of daughter's killer | Police identify victim of fatal shooting near York University

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Covert police search of Bruce McArthur's home cut short when he unexpectedly returned home: court records Wed, 3 Oct 2018 14:03:28 EDT Andrew Kinsman's mysterious disappearance in the summer of 2017 served as a tipping point that finally led Toronto police to focus investigative efforts on alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur.

Male teen dead after shooting near 2 Scarborough high schools Wed, 3 Oct 2018 13:58:09 EDT A teenager has died of his injuries after a shooting in Scarborough Wednesday afternoon.

'From a father to a father': Tori Stafford's dad reaches out to Trudeau over transfer of daughter's killer Wed, 3 Oct 2018 18:05:24 EDT Tori Stafford's father says he wrote a letter to the prime minister about the transfer of his daughter's killer to an Indigenous healing lodge in an effort to reach Justin Trudeau as a father, not a politician.

Police identify victim of fatal shooting near York University Wed, 3 Oct 2018 15:40:48 EDT Toronto police have identified the man who was shot and killed at an industrial plaza near York University late Tuesday evening.

After heated debate, hurled insults, Tory motion to overturn child-killer's transfer to healing lodge defeated Ontario principals overloaded with administration, have less time for education: report NDP, Liberals, Greens fear Doug Ford will end party subsidies Vaughan ratepayers demand $217M back from city after 'unbelievable breach of trust' Ontario increases hospital funding by $90M to address overcrowding Woman, 51, charged after cyclist seriously injured in hit and run

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Keesmaat proposes new tax to fund 10,000 new homes in rent-to-own plan | PCs demand emails from Wynne and top bureaucrats in $15B deficit investigation | Toronto is ready for upcoming election despite ward controversy: city clerk | Victim of fatal shooting at Scarborough plaza identified

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Keesmaat proposes new tax to fund 10,000 new homes in rent-to-own plan Thu, 4 Oct 2018 18:53:37 EDT Toronto mayoral candidate Jennifer Keesmaat announced a plan Thursday to make owning a home more affordable for thousands more people with a rent-to-own program funded by a surtax on luxury homes.

PCs demand emails from Wynne and top bureaucrats in $15B deficit investigation Thu, 4 Oct 2018 12:10:33 EDT A Queen's Park committee dominated by Progressive Conservatives wants former premier Kathleen Wynne, her staff and senior public servants to hand over what could be thousands of documents as part of an investigation into Liberal government finances.

Toronto is ready for upcoming election despite ward controversy: city clerk Thu, 4 Oct 2018 13:38:59 EDT An official tasked with organizing the municipal election in Toronto says the city is ready for advanced voting next week despite the recent uncertainty over the electoral map.

Victim of fatal shooting at Scarborough plaza identified Thu, 4 Oct 2018 14:27:54 EDT The victim of a fatal shooting in Scarborough on Wednesday afternoon has been identified as Elliott Reid-Doyle, 18.

Toronto elementary school principal charged with assaulting Grade 5 student Sadies singer nearly hit by falling light cover during N.S. performance 'It just is not right': Victim's son says of not being told killer nurse now in psychiatric hospital Nearly half of Ontario cannabis users polled have driven under the influence: CAA Leafs see room for improvement after so-so opening win Candidates in 6 wards all debating under one roof in marathon Scarborough event

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Motorcyclist dies after crash in Toronto's west-end | 20,000 people are calling on city council to bring back training for taxi, ride-sharing drivers | Toronto's Yazidi refugee community welcomes Nadia Murad's Nobel Peace Prize win | 1 dead after Mississauga house fire

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Motorcyclist dies after crash in Toronto's west-end Fri, 5 Oct 2018 19:37:33 EDT A man is dead after a Friday evening crash between a car and a motorcycle in Toronto's west end, Toronto police say.

20,000 people are calling on city council to bring back training for taxi, ride-sharing drivers Fri, 5 Oct 2018 12:29:54 EDT Amid growing calls for safety testing for ride-share and taxi drivers, the general manager of Uber Canada appeared on Metro Morning to explain what his company is doing to keep passengers safe.

Toronto's Yazidi refugee community welcomes Nadia Murad's Nobel Peace Prize win Fri, 5 Oct 2018 18:32:57 EDT Toronto’s Yazidi refugee community is welcoming the move to award human rights activist Nadia Murad with the Nobel Peace Prize.

1 dead after Mississauga house fire Fri, 5 Oct 2018 12:46:26 EDT A man is dead after a fire broke out in a Mississauga house late Friday morning.

Doug Ford joins Jason Kenney for anti-carbon tax rally in Calgary 'A big misconception': Vaping is not as safe as you think, experts warn Sidewalk Labs' advisory panel member resigns citing 'profound concern' about project 3 Toronto men charged in Thunder Bay drug investigation Thanksgiving travellers can expect heavy police presence on Ontario roads Keesmaat outlines plan for gender equity at city hall

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'Near zero visibility' anticipated as fog hits much of GTA | Keesmaat proposes converting 3 city golf courses into public spaces | Skateboarder killed in North York hit and run | Man, 43, charged after Toronto police seize guns, drugs and $22K in cash

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'Near zero visibility' anticipated as fog hits much of GTA Mon, 8 Oct 2018 08:13:51 EDT Environment Canada has issued a fog advisory for Toronto early Monday evening saying "near zero visibility in fog is expected or occurring."

Keesmaat proposes converting 3 city golf courses into public spaces Mon, 8 Oct 2018 11:58:59 EDT Mayoral candidate Jennifer Keesmaat is proposing to turn three municipal golf courses currently losing money into green spaces that would be accessible to the public for free.

Skateboarder killed in North York hit and run Mon, 8 Oct 2018 06:32:01 EDT A male skateboarder has died in a hit and run in North York overnight Monday.

Man, 43, charged after Toronto police seize guns, drugs and $22K in cash Mon, 8 Oct 2018 12:10:43 EDT One man has been arrested and another one is wanted after police executed three search warrants on Sunday in connection with a violent attack in April 2017 and subsequent threats against a victim.

Hillary, Bill Clinton to go on tour this year with stops in Toronto and Montreal OMA president's comments, apology raise questions about stigma around marijuana Police identify 3 people killed in crash near Guelph The best ways to see fall colours in Ontario right now Hunters applaud province for addressing disease that could devastate deer What's open and closed in Toronto on Thanksgiving

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Man dead after being trapped under streetcar on The Queensway | 6 new Canadians take citizenship oath more than 300 metres off the ground | Toronto police prohibited from using recreational pot within 28 days of reporting for duty | Ontario plans public awareness campaign on cannabis legalization

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Man dead after being trapped under streetcar on The Queensway Tue, 9 Oct 2018 19:13:11 EDT A male pedestrian has died more than a week after being hit by a streetcar in the city's west end.

6 new Canadians take citizenship oath more than 300 metres off the ground Tue, 9 Oct 2018 16:20:47 EDT Six new Canadians took the citizenship oath on the CN Tower EdgeWalk Tuesday afternoon.

Toronto police prohibited from using recreational pot within 28 days of reporting for duty Tue, 9 Oct 2018 12:52:10 EDT Officers will be prohibited from using marijuana within 28 days of reporting for active duty, Toronto police Chief Mark Saunders revealed a week ahead of legalization.

Ontario plans public awareness campaign on cannabis legalization Tue, 9 Oct 2018 14:37:06 EDT Ontario's attorney general says the province will launch a public awareness campaign when recreational cannabis is legalized to promote social responsibility and highlight the dangers of using the drug.

Husband charged with murder, arson in Kitchener house explosion that killed wife Former CAMH psychologist defends his work at youth gender identity clinic Canadian skin care company Deciem closes stores — for now Toronto cop charged with assault after 48-year-old man injured Father, artist identified as skateboarder killed in North York hit and run Ontario Human Rights Commission joins sex-ed legal challenge

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As injuries, deaths rise on Toronto roads, advocates calling for change this election | Parkdale overdose prevention tents shut down as unused trailer sits nearby | 2 York Region police officers among 7 charged in corruption probe | Parkdale overdose prevention tents shut down as unused trailer sits nearby

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As injuries, deaths rise on Toronto roads, advocates calling for change this election Wed, 10 Oct 2018 19:44:48 EDT The latest numbers from Toronto police show at least 55 people have been killed on Toronto roads so far this year, and 31 — more than half — of those deaths have been pedestrians

Parkdale overdose prevention tents shut down as unused trailer sits nearby Wed, 10 Oct 2018 18:51:51 EDT On Wednesday, an unsanctioned overdose prevention site in Parkdale will permanently shut down. To the frustration of volunteers, a brand-new overdose prevention site in a trailer is sitting unused just a few minutes away.

2 York Region police officers among 7 charged in corruption probe Wed, 10 Oct 2018 17:55:32 EDT York Region police say two of their officers are among seven people charged after a months long investigation.

Parkdale overdose prevention tents shut down as unused trailer sits nearby Wed, 10 Oct 2018 18:51:51 EDT On Wednesday, an unsanctioned overdose prevention site in Parkdale will permanently shut down. To the frustration of volunteers, a brand-new overdose prevention site in a trailer is sitting unused just a few minutes away.

Toronto's biggest election issue: getting around this busy city Police charge man with murder after Clarke Sissons, 67, killed in Riverside Feds announce $4.1M in funding for cannabis education projects in Toronto 'We are grieving every minute': Family of Rexdale murder victim pleads for help solving son's death Talk4Healing help line for Indigenous women expanded across Ontario Don't drive while high, Canadians urged in new MADD, Tweed, Uber campaign

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Man in his 20s killed in North York shooting | How Toronto voters feel about immigration, hand guns and bike lanes | Dead dog registered to cast vote in upcoming Mono, Ont. election | Kaden Young's mother charged with impaired driving causing death

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Man in his 20s killed in North York shooting Thu, 11 Oct 2018 14:37:21 EDT A man in his 20s is dead after a shooting in North York Thursday afternoon.

How Toronto voters feel about immigration, hand guns and bike lanes Thu, 11 Oct 2018 18:17:02 EDT A clearer picture of Toronto voters is emerging thanks to the tens of thousands who have completed Vote Compass.

Dead dog registered to cast vote in upcoming Mono, Ont. election Thu, 11 Oct 2018 17:50:34 EDT Cookie, in life a "docile, lovable dog," had never received municipal correspondence before. Now, she had the chance to have her say in Mono’s town leadership.

Kaden Young's mother charged with impaired driving causing death Thu, 11 Oct 2018 13:54:35 EDT Michelle Hanson, the mother of Kaden Young who was swept away in the Grand River in February after their minivan went into the water during flooding, has been charged with impaired driving causing death.

70-year-old crossing guard arrested in Markham after dispute with off-duty cop Province's take from gambling hits record $2.5 billion Ontario's online weed store will ship with Canada Post with a $5 delivery fee More than $67K in bronze vases stolen from Mississauga cemeteries, police say A spooky statistic: most edible pumpkins end up in the trash $3.5M disbursed to Toronto van attack victims, city says

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'They killed a dream': Parents of music journalist speak as his accused killers go on trial in Toronto | 'It's just a nightmare': How a dishonest real estate lawyer nearly ruined a Newmarket family | Roy Zamora, 26, identified as victim of fatal shooting in North York | Boy, 10, in serious condition after being struck by vehicle in Cabbagetown

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'They killed a dream': Parents of music journalist speak as his accused killers go on trial in Toronto Fri, 12 Oct 2018 18:46:15 EDT The parents of a young man brutally murdered in 2015 told reporters in Toronto Friday that a dream died the night he was killed, and they hope no one else will ever have to go through a similar experience. Hassan and Magda Noureddine travelled from Ottawa for the trial of three men accused of killing of their son, Zaher (Zack) Noureddine.

'It's just a nightmare': How a dishonest real estate lawyer nearly ruined a Newmarket family Fri, 12 Oct 2018 18:08:57 EDT A Newmarket lawyer agreed to surrender his licence Friday, after admitting he ripped off clients to the tune of about $500,000.

Roy Zamora, 26, identified as victim of fatal shooting in North York Fri, 12 Oct 2018 16:29:24 EDT Police have released the identity of the victim killed in a shooting in North York on Thursday afternoon.

Boy, 10, in serious condition after being struck by vehicle in Cabbagetown Fri, 12 Oct 2018 16:38:42 EDT A 10-year-old boy is in serious condition after being struck by a vehicle in Toronto's Cabbagetown neighbourhood Friday afternoon, paramedics say.

Halton Catholic school board pulls back controversial fundraising rules Male pedestrian in life-threatening condition after being hit by vehicle in Upper Beaches How to get to know Ontario in a month: Couple walks 900 km Bruce Trail in 5 weeks 'Someone knows him': police release images of suspect in fatal parking lot shooting CEO of Deciem cosmetics brand ousted at request of Estée Lauder Police release images of suspect in arson at hotel housing refugees

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Aquarium skinny-dipper wanted for earlier, violent assault | Toronto Police sergeant to face new sexual assault trial after Crown wins appeal | Advance voting down by more than 36,000, but city officials pleased with turnout | Burlington attack ad says female mayoral candidate is 'irrational' and bad at math

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Aquarium skinny-dipper wanted for earlier, violent assault Mon, 15 Oct 2018 09:50:31 EDT A man who swam naked at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada in downtown Toronto late Friday is wanted in a violent assault earlier in the evening, Toronto police say.

Toronto Police sergeant to face new sexual assault trial after Crown wins appeal Mon, 15 Oct 2018 18:06:43 EDT Toronto Sergeant Police Christopher Heard will face a new trial for sexual assault after the crown appealed a lower court decision to acquit him.

Advance voting down by more than 36,000, but city officials pleased with turnout Mon, 15 Oct 2018 16:48:53 EDT Just under 125,000 Torontonians turned out to cast their ballots during the recent advance polling for the upcoming municipal election, according to newly released figures.

Burlington attack ad says female mayoral candidate is 'irrational' and bad at math Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:33:47 EDT Some residents and women's advocates say they're disturbed by a flyer portraying a Burlington mayoral candidate as calculated, manipulative and bad at math.

Ontario's Human Rights Commission releases guidelines on how to balance rights around pot legalization Man in his 20s seriously injured in Koreatown stabbing Private members' bills aim to end auto insurance postal code 'discrimination' Ontario schools prepare for legalization of recreational cannabis Missing Burlington father and 11-month-old found safe Internal Transport Canada study showed school buses 'failed' safety tests

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Is Toronto ready to handle cannabis legalization? Why it's a 'murky situation' | Man alleged to be Toronto aquarium skinny-dipper arrested in Thunder Bay | U.S. border patrol warns 'amnesty' for pot convictions doesn't guarantee entry | Lawyer says Paul Bernardo will 'express remorse' in parole bid. Here's why it's unlikely to sway the board

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Is Toronto ready to handle cannabis legalization? Why it's a 'murky situation' Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:52:22 EDT With cannabis set to become legal on Wednesday, it's still hazy how different city departments will regulate smoking on the streets of Toronto.

Man alleged to be Toronto aquarium skinny-dipper arrested in Thunder Bay Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:08:25 EDT A man who made headlines on Monday when a video surfaced on social media allegedly showing him jumping into a shark-filled aquarium in the nude has been arrested, police say.

U.S. border patrol warns 'amnesty' for pot convictions doesn't guarantee entry Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:30:15 EDT A senior U.S. border patrol official is warning travellers that cannabis remains an illegal narcotic in the U.S. — and even if you've been granted amnesty for a previous pot-related criminal conviction, you could still be denied entry to the United States.

Lawyer says Paul Bernardo will 'express remorse' in parole bid. Here's why it's unlikely to sway the board Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:46:19 EDT Nearly 25 years after Paul Bernardo was convicted of first-degree murder in the deaths of Ontario teens Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy, their mothers will address the parole board members who will decide whether to grant the notorious killer some freedom.

'Reasonable to keep an open mind' on pot, Toronto police chief says Cancelling cap-and-trade will result in $3B in lost revenue: FAO Raptors banking on championship pedigree of Leonard, Green Canada Post workers could begin rotating strikes Monday Mississauga, Brampton mayoral candidates lay out key challenges for growing cities Firefighters battle two-alarm blaze at recycling plant near Keele and Eglinton

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Ontario killer and rapist Paul Bernardo denied parole | Remember this guy? Meet the original face of the Toronto Raptors | Female staffer seriously injured in assault at referral centre for the homeless | Donna Skelly accuses Andrea Horwath of pushing her, says NDP leader needs 'anger management'

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Ontario killer and rapist Paul Bernardo denied parole Wed, 17 Oct 2018 12:22:15 EDT Paul Bernardo was denied parole at a hearing in eastern Ontario today. It was attended by family members of some of his victims and a woman who survived an attack by the Ontario killer and rapist.

Remember this guy? Meet the original face of the Toronto Raptors Wed, 17 Oct 2018 15:59:01 EDT Jorge Giuria would never play a minute for the Raptors or any other NBA team. But back in 1995, before the team's inaugural season, he was one of the first to wear the team's new uniform and pose for promotional pictures.

Female staffer seriously injured in assault at referral centre for the homeless Wed, 17 Oct 2018 16:13:54 EDT Police have taken a man into custody after a female staffer at an assessment and referral centre was assaulted at the facility Wednesday afternoon.

Donna Skelly accuses Andrea Horwath of pushing her, says NDP leader needs 'anger management' Wed, 17 Oct 2018 15:06:08 EDT Horwath denies accosting the PC MPP for Flamborough-Glanbrook and claims it was Skelly who "went ballistic" when she tapped her on the shoulder.

Ontario's moth maven has mixed feelings about memes Minister in charge of OPP denies he's campaigning for politician questioned in police probe Ontario couple of 53 years separated by lack of long-term care beds Man and teen boy charged with attempted murder in shooting outside library Ontario pot consumption bill passes, cannabis available through online store Shopify sees 100 pot orders per minute on Canadian websites for legalization day

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Investigators excavate area in Clarington, Ont., after tip in 55-year-old cold case | Patrick Brown spent nearly $300K on his MPP office in 2 months, documents reveal | Police officer who got drunk while guarding dead person's home pleads guilty to misconduct | 'I think Elton John is sitting across from me': Music icon hails 'best burger' after lunch at the Senator

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Investigators excavate area in Clarington, Ont., after tip in 55-year-old cold case Thu, 18 Oct 2018 19:07:32 EDT New information in a 55-year-old cold case caused Durham investigators to excavate a large portion of land near Highway 57 and Concession Road 8 in Clarington Thursday, about 80 kilometres northeast of Toronto.

Patrick Brown spent nearly $300K on his MPP office in 2 months, documents reveal Thu, 18 Oct 2018 14:44:19 EDT Former PC leader Patrick Brown blew through more than $290,000 in office expenses in the final weeks before the June provincial election, according to a document obtained by CBC News.

Police officer who got drunk while guarding dead person's home pleads guilty to misconduct Thu, 18 Oct 2018 12:08:12 EDT A police officer who became intoxicated while he was guarding a body in a northwest Toronto apartment earlier this year pleaded guilty to one charge of misconduct on Thursday.

'I think Elton John is sitting across from me': Music icon hails 'best burger' after lunch at the Senator Thu, 18 Oct 2018 17:59:24 EDT It’s not every day that Elton John comes to town to perform, but it’s even less common for the music icon to enjoy a burger at one of the city’s oldest and most iconic restaurants.

Toronto man charged with stunt driving after fleeing from police on QEW Ontario municipalities 'haven't woken up' to recycling concrete and asphalt: study Halton elementary teacher and hockey coach accused of child luring: police Male cyclist killed by GO train near Milliken station Doug Ford campaign adviser appointed to Washington trade post Majority of first-time buyers maxed out budgets to buy a home: CMHC

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Pot may be legal but pot shops aren't, and Toronto police are still busting them | Police excavation in 55-year-old cold case was incomplete, forensic expert says | Coroner's inquest will examine deaths of 4 men killed in scaffolding collapse | 2 men defrauded Shariah-compliant mortgage-holders of millions of dollars, Crown tells trial

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Pot may be legal but pot shops aren't, and Toronto police are still busting them Fri, 19 Oct 2018 18:50:47 EDT Toronto police raided five illegal pot shops on Friday with help from the city just days after cannabis was legalized across Canada.

Police excavation in 55-year-old cold case was incomplete, forensic expert says Fri, 19 Oct 2018 18:43:18 EDT A forensic anthropologist says Durham police should keep searching for evidence in a five-decade-old missing person cold case, despite the force saying an “extensive excavation” of a site of interest turned up no new evidence.

Coroner's inquest will examine deaths of 4 men killed in scaffolding collapse Fri, 19 Oct 2018 16:03:24 EDT A coroner's inquest has been called into a Toronto scaffolding collapse that claimed the lives of four men almost nine years ago.

2 men defrauded Shariah-compliant mortgage-holders of millions of dollars, Crown tells trial Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:16:12 EDT The trial of two men charged with defrauding Muslim homeowners got underway in Toronto courtroom this week with the Crown accusing the defendants of bilking their clients of millions of dollars.

Man convicted of shooting Gabriel Nikov, 18, to death handed 16-year prison sentence GO train service stopped on parts of Lakeshore West Toronto Waterfront Marathon means lots of road, transit closures this weekend Milton 'psychic' charged with witchcraft, extortion Downtown relief line gets green light from province after environmental assessment Accused Ripley's aquarium skinny-dipper gets bail

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After a wild campaign season, Toronto voters weigh in on an uncertain future | Trudeau to unveil carbon tax plan Tuesday for provinces that don't comply | Why vote today? Because Toronto's future is still TBD | These are Ontario's most hotly-contested municipal elections

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After a wild campaign season, Toronto voters weigh in on an uncertain future Mon, 22 Oct 2018 17:45:41 EDT After a tumultuous municipal campaign season, voters in Toronto are on the verge of electing a mayor and council to steer Canada's biggest city as it faces a long list of big and expensive problems.

Trudeau to unveil carbon tax plan Tuesday for provinces that don't comply Mon, 22 Oct 2018 14:43:43 EDT Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will unveil Tuesday the federal government's plan for wayward provinces that do not comply with the national climate plan.

Why vote today? Because Toronto's future is still TBD Mon, 22 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT With early voting numbers down from 2014 and John Tory leading the mayor's race, some Toronto residents may see the result of Monday's municipal election as a foregone conclusion. But it's not, Matt Elliott writes.

These are Ontario's most hotly-contested municipal elections Mon, 22 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Municipal elections take place across Ontario on Monday. Voters will choose mayors, reeves and councillors in 444 municipalities in the province.

Father expected to face 2nd-degree murder charge in baby's death, police say Police make arrest in 25-year-old cold case investigation into stabbing death of Barbara Brodkin Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur waives right to preliminary inquiry Ontario to keep funding supervised drug consumption sites, health minister says Bylaw officers, not police, will eventually shut down pot shops, police chief says Moss Park unsafe because of concentration of social services in area, residents say

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'An indescribable thing': 25 years later, Jays fan recalls 'euphoria' of 2nd straight World Series win | Ford government freezing $14 minimum wage as part of labour reform rollbacks | What Trudeau's new carbon tax will mean for Ontarians | Albert Schultz, wife re-emerge behind the scenes of Port Hope theatre

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'An indescribable thing': 25 years later, Jays fan recalls 'euphoria' of 2nd straight World Series win Tue, 23 Oct 2018 19:33:47 EDT A die-hard fan is remembering the moment 25 years ago when Joe Carter hit the winning home run to clinch the Toronto Blue Jays' second-straight World Series in 1993 — a moment he celebrated at the time by joining the legendary first baseman as he ran on the field.

Ford government freezing $14 minimum wage as part of labour reform rollbacks Tue, 23 Oct 2018 08:35:51 EDT Premier Doug Ford's government will freeze Ontario's minimum wage at $14 for another two years as part of a sweeping new bill that scraps many of the labour reforms brought in by the previous Liberal government in favour of more pro-business agenda.

What Trudeau's new carbon tax will mean for Ontarians Tue, 23 Oct 2018 07:00:00 EDT Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that 8 out of 10 Ontario families will get back more than they pay for the federal government's new plan to 'put a price on pollution.'

Albert Schultz, wife re-emerge behind the scenes of Port Hope theatre Tue, 23 Oct 2018 13:53:38 EDT Theatre impresario Albert Schultz and his wife Leslie Lester have re-emerged behind the scenes of a small community theatre in Port Hope, Ont.

How the Liberals hope to escape the 'Green Shift' curse in 2019 RCMP allege obstruction in Fortress fraud investigation Support for Algoma steel industry pensioners announced by Ontario premier Former Canadian-record holder praises Cam Levins' inspiring marathon Razor blade found in package of chocolate bars, prompting warning from police Ontario Cannabis Store lit up with complaints about slow delivery, wrong shipments

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Bullets narrowly miss boy, 8, in Jamestown shooting | Ontario Tories target of death threats, vandalism after bill to freeze minimum wage introduced | Patrick Brown says 'we're going to have real issues' if Doug Ford doesn't invest in Brampton | Mayor John Tory unveils 3-point plan for building affordable housing

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Bullets narrowly miss boy, 8, in Jamestown shooting Wed, 24 Oct 2018 18:46:41 EDT Toronto police have released security camera footage that shows an eight-year-old boy narrowly avoiding gunfire Saturday night in Jamestown.

Ontario Tories target of death threats, vandalism after bill to freeze minimum wage introduced Wed, 24 Oct 2018 11:11:53 EDT Premier Doug Ford has received death threats and Ontario's Labour Minister Laurie Scott says her constituency office was broken into and vandalized hours after the government introduced a sweeping labour reform bill that would cap minimum wage.

Patrick Brown says 'we're going to have real issues' if Doug Ford doesn't invest in Brampton Wed, 24 Oct 2018 14:15:11 EDT Patrick Brown says he doesn’t believe the province slashed its funding for a new Ryerson satellite campus in Brampton because that city elected him as mayor. But he is taking it personally.

Mayor John Tory unveils 3-point plan for building affordable housing Wed, 24 Oct 2018 15:19:54 EDT Mayor John Tory vowed he will not waver on a campaign promise to build 40,000 new affordable housing units over the next 12 years, and highlighted some of the next steps the city will take.

Police won't lay charges after traffic dispute between elderly crossing guard and off-duty cop Marineland says Senate bill harmful to science; activist praises 'historic' move Man arrested in connection with fatal shooting of Oshawa man, 24 Stompin' Tom's classic The Hockey Song to be inducted into Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame City council can ensure 25-ward system isn't a 'threat to democracy,' new report says Update on family's private investigation into deaths of Barry and Honey Sherman coming Friday

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Two teens charged in fatal shooting near York University | Blue Jays name Charlie Montoyo franchise's 13th manager | New teachers must pass math test, Ford government proposes | Canada-wide warrant issued for suspect in fatal Mississauga shooting

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Two teens charged in fatal shooting near York University Thu, 25 Oct 2018 18:43:19 EDT Police have arrested two teenagers in connection with the shooting death of a man at an industrial plaza near York University earlier this month.

Blue Jays name Charlie Montoyo franchise's 13th manager Thu, 25 Oct 2018 15:11:38 EDT Charlie Montoyo has been named the new manager of the Toronto Blue Jays. Montoyo becomes the 13th manager in Blue Jays history.

New teachers must pass math test, Ford government proposes Thu, 25 Oct 2018 14:00:35 EDT Legislation introduced Thursday by Education Minister Lisa Thompson would also require the Ontario College of Teachers to revoke the licence of any teacher found to have sexually abused a student.

Canada-wide warrant issued for suspect in fatal Mississauga shooting Thu, 25 Oct 2018 16:11:45 EDT Peel police have issued a Canada-wide arrest warrant for a suspect in a fatal shooting in Mississauga earlier this month.

Toronto woman charged after alleged 'evil spirit blessing scam' 'Something called a job' is the way out of poverty, not basic income, Ford says Marco Muzzo, drunk driver who killed 4 people, eligible for day parole next month Ontario strikes deal with private developer to rebuild Mimico GO station Minimum wage hike, workplace reforms killed jobs, Doug Ford says. Here are the facts 'I hope so': After PCs cut funding, York University chancellor wavers on future of Markham campus

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Family of Barry and Honey Sherman offers reward of up to $10M for information about killings | York school board trustee 'reconsidering' resignation after saying opponent 'not born in Canada' | Meet Kira and Vasili - 2 new additions to the Toronto Zoo's big cat family | York police seized largest amount of fentanyl in region's history this summer, Health Canada reveals

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Family of Barry and Honey Sherman offers reward of up to $10M for information about killings Fri, 26 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The family of Honey and Barry Sherman is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information that leads to the arrest and prosecution of suspects in the deaths of the billionaire couple, whose bodies were found in their mansion last December.

York school board trustee 'reconsidering' resignation after saying opponent 'not born in Canada' Fri, 26 Oct 2018 11:05:36 EDT A newly elected York Region District School Board trustee has resigned after making comments perceived to be discriminatory and xenophobic during her campaign. She is the second trustee at the scandal-plagued board in two years.

Meet Kira and Vasili - 2 new additions to the Toronto Zoo's big cat family Fri, 26 Oct 2018 16:49:49 EDT Two Amur tiger siblings, Kira and Vasili, made their debut at the Toronto Zoo Friday as part of a worldwide effort to save the species.

York police seized largest amount of fentanyl in region's history this summer, Health Canada reveals Fri, 26 Oct 2018 19:07:08 EDT York Regional Police seized the largest quantity of fentanyl in the area's history while executing a search warrant in Vaughan, Ont., two months ago.

Admit he was poisoned, family of Steve Fobister Sr. demands of federal, Ontario governments Toronto man who allegedly kidnapped toddler son in 1987 arrested in Connecticut Suspect in fatal Mississauga shooting arrested No grounds to charge officer in shooting that stopped stabbing attack, police watchdog says Uber driver pleads guilty to careless driving in fatal Gardiner crash Woman charged with impaired driving in fatal Highway 404 crash

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Toronto gathers in solidarity for Pittsburgh synagogue victims | Jury finds Rohinie Bisesar fit to stand trial in 2015 Shoppers stabbing | 'Oh mommy, you have my eyes': Mother recounts being reunited with son 31 years after abduction | Crown paints scene of chaos as murder trial begins for alleged Eaton Centre shooter

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Toronto gathers in solidarity for Pittsburgh synagogue victims Mon, 29 Oct 2018 19:04:48 EDT Thousands are expected in Mel Lastman Square Monday night for a community vigil in honour of the victims of Saturday's mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue that left 11 dead.

Jury finds Rohinie Bisesar fit to stand trial in 2015 Shoppers stabbing Mon, 29 Oct 2018 16:47:13 EDT A jury has found that Rohinie Bisesar, the accused in the 2015 stabbing death of a woman in a downtown Shoppers Drug Mart, is fit to stand trial for first-degree murder.

'Oh mommy, you have my eyes': Mother recounts being reunited with son 31 years after abduction Mon, 29 Oct 2018 06:37:26 EDT Lyneth Mann-Lewis said she never stopped believing her son was out there, and today feels the "utmost happiness" to be reunited with him — 31 years after he was allegedly abducted by his father and taken to the U.S.

Crown paints scene of chaos as murder trial begins for alleged Eaton Centre shooter Mon, 29 Oct 2018 14:16:23 EDT The trial of a man facing murder charges in connection with a shooting at Toronto's Eaton Centre six years ago got underway on Monday.

Federal minister says Saskatchewan and Ontario 'playing political games' after provinces skip trade meeting Doug Ford attacks 'terrible tax' on carbon alongside Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe Blue Jays GM thrilled to add Montoyo's leadership to 'our culture' Pickering, Oshawa and Peterborough hit by rotating Canada Post strike Stressed-out tenant says his apartment has been treated for cockroaches 18 times in 18 months Leafs' Auston Matthews out at least 4 weeks with shoulder injury

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Man in his 20s sent to hospital following Brampton shooting, Peel police say | 90-year-old man dies after being hit by car while on mobility scooter | Get your first look at the new Eglinton Crosstown LRT vehicles in action | Young people who give up pot see rapid improvement in memory, ability to learn

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Man in his 20s sent to hospital following Brampton shooting, Peel police say Tue, 30 Oct 2018 18:12:16 EDT A man in his 20s was sent to a local trauma centre in life-threatening condition following a shooting in Brampton, Peel police say.

90-year-old man dies after being hit by car while on mobility scooter Tue, 30 Oct 2018 18:55:23 EDT A 90-year-old man who was hit by a car two weeks ago while crossing the street on a mobility scooter has died.

Get your first look at the new Eglinton Crosstown LRT vehicles in action Tue, 30 Oct 2018 16:40:26 EDT As construction inches closer to completion, Torontonians can now get a look at the vehicles that will carry them on the Eglinton Crosstown LRT line.

Young people who give up pot see rapid improvement in memory, ability to learn Tue, 30 Oct 2018 17:52:26 EDT Adolescents and young adults who regularly use cannabis but stop for 30 days have better memory and an improved ability to learn, suggesting academic success might hang in the balance for young people who smoke regularly.

Doug Ford meets Andrew Scheer as carbon tax fight heats up Real items from deadly crashes front and centre in city's new Vision Zero campaign Mother of security guard killed in 'robbery gone bad' pleads for info on 2 suspects 'This is it': The day the Toronto Telegram folded in 1971 Toronto Munk Debate must dump Steve Bannon, community groups say after Pittsburgh shooting Math tests for new teachers? The province's plan may be 'inefficient,' union warns

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2 dead in tanker crash, fire on Toronto-area highway, officials say | 10-year-old boy struck by car in 'fairly serious' accident, Toronto police say | Ontario ombudsman gets more than 1,000 complaints about cannabis store | OSPCA wants out of horse, livestock cruelty probes due to funding shortage

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2 dead in tanker crash, fire on Toronto-area highway, officials say Wed, 31 Oct 2018 17:50:35 EDT Two people are dead after a multi-vehicle collision involving a tanker truck on a major toll highway north of Toronto, officials say.

10-year-old boy struck by car in 'fairly serious' accident, Toronto police say Wed, 31 Oct 2018 19:30:15 EDT A 10-year-old boy was struck by a car near York Mills Road and Fenn Avenue Wednesday evening, Toronto police say.

Ontario ombudsman gets more than 1,000 complaints about cannabis store Wed, 31 Oct 2018 16:57:51 EDT Ontario's ombudsman says his office has received more than 1,000 complaints about the province's online cannabis store since it launched earlier this month.

OSPCA wants out of horse, livestock cruelty probes due to funding shortage Wed, 31 Oct 2018 15:45:19 EDT Ontario's animal welfare agency plans to pull back from investigating cruelty cases involving livestock and horses as part of a restructure that insiders say may eventually see all its resources go toward shelters and rescue programs.

Ontario government officially kills cap-and-trade climate plan Fraternities, sororities not bending to city's order to get rooming house licences Why the TTC is flooded with noise complaints from residents along Bloor-Danforth line Parry Sound on a quest for quiet as town moves ahead with plans to silence train whistles Toronto food bank says social assistance reform could lead to more struggling clients Pro sports charities hoarding cash, overspending on fundraising, watchdog says

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One woman dead after multi-vehicle collision at Avenue and Lawrence | Mother, 2-year-old boy killed in fiery Mississauga crash | Ontarians will be 'pleasantly surprised' by Ford's welfare reforms, Lisa MacLeod says | Homicide detectives probe suspected murder-suicide in Mississauga

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One woman dead after multi-vehicle collision at Avenue and Lawrence Thu, 1 Nov 2018 18:30:28 EDT A woman is dead following a multi-vehicle collision that included a TTC bus in the city's north end Thursday evening.

Mother, 2-year-old boy killed in fiery Mississauga crash Thu, 1 Nov 2018 05:37:49 EDT A woman and her two-year-old boy were killed in a crash in Mississauga overnight, police said Thursday.

Ontarians will be 'pleasantly surprised' by Ford's welfare reforms, Lisa MacLeod says Thu, 1 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT Premier Doug Ford's government is about to reform social assistance in Ontario, raising fears of the kind of sweeping cuts to welfare made the last time the Progressive Conservatives took power in the province.

Homicide detectives probe suspected murder-suicide in Mississauga Thu, 1 Nov 2018 15:12:03 EDT A husband and wife are dead following what Peel Regional Police are investigating as a murder-suicide Thursday.

Mistrial declared at murder trial for 3 accused of killing Zack Noureddine Liberals launch pro-immigration campaign to calm 'anxieties' as Conservatives turn up heat Mechanical issue may have caused deadly Hwy. 407 crash, police say Class action lawsuits target insurance companies over 'unfair and illegal' HST calculations Case against van attack suspect Alek Minassian will go straight to trial The AGO wants an Infinity Mirror Room in its permanent collection — but it needs help with the bill

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Ontario cabinet minister Jim Wilson resigns 'to seek treatment for addiction issues' | Ontario Cannabis Store staffing shrouded in mystery | 1 arrest made amid protests outside controversial Steve Bannon, David Frum debate | Man killed in industrial accident near Keele and Lawrence

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Ontario cabinet minister Jim Wilson resigns 'to seek treatment for addiction issues' Fri, 2 Nov 2018 18:42:34 EDT Ontario Progressive Conservative legislator Jim Wilson is resigning from cabinet and the Tory caucus "to seek treatment for addiction issues."

Ontario Cannabis Store staffing shrouded in mystery Fri, 2 Nov 2018 19:22:58 EDT The Ford government and its online marijuana retailer are refusing to provide basic factual information about staffing levels at the Ontario Cannabis Store, raising questions about the reasons behind its delays in shipping pot.

1 arrest made amid protests outside controversial Steve Bannon, David Frum debate Fri, 2 Nov 2018 18:04:59 EDT One person has been arrested amid a protest in Toronto against an appearance, at a debate, by one of the masterminds of U.S. President Donald Trump's election.

Man killed in industrial accident near Keele and Lawrence Fri, 2 Nov 2018 19:09:21 EDT A man was killed in an industrial accident at Keele Street and Milford Avenue Friday afternoon.

Toronto police release remains of Bruce McArthur's alleged victims to families 'Open for business' signs will cost Ontario taxpayers $106K Mislabelled weed latest headache for Ontario Cannabis Store 'It feels like a film set': Office lights next door give Leslieville condo residents sleepless nights Crown, defence agree woman accused of Shoppers Drug Mart stabbing not criminally responsible The unpopular populist: Why former Trump strategist Steve Bannon can't draw a crowd (outside Toronto)

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Ontario minister left post after allegation of sexual misconduct | New provincial guidelines make it difficult for Toronto overdose prevention sites, critics say | 'It looked disgusting': Toronto man complains about 'unsanitary' raw meat at Real Canadian Superstore | Man in his 20s taken to hospital after mid-town shooting

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Ontario minister left post after allegation of sexual misconduct Mon, 5 Nov 2018 18:37:05 EST Ontario's former economic development minister left his post and the Progressive Conservative Party after an allegation of sexual inappropriate behaviour was levelled against him, three party sources tell CBC Toronto.

New provincial guidelines make it difficult for Toronto overdose prevention sites, critics say Mon, 5 Nov 2018 17:59:38 EST Volunteers at some of Toronto's overdose prevention sites say new rules brought in by the province involving the location of the sites make it nearly impossible for some to continue operating.

'It looked disgusting': Toronto man complains about 'unsanitary' raw meat at Real Canadian Superstore Mon, 5 Nov 2018 18:39:54 EST Michael Pearl says he got a disturbing sneak peek behind the deli counter on Oct. 5. “It just seemed like it was a very unsanitary way of storing meat,” Pearl said.

Man in his 20s taken to hospital after mid-town shooting Mon, 5 Nov 2018 16:44:29 EST A man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after a shooting near Eglinton and Oakwood avenues, police say.

4 daycare workers still waiting for $18.5K in unpaid wages 10 months after ministry decision Liberals detail homelessness program, set to unveil anti-poverty law Former first responder in Barrie being recognized for saving lives - including her own NDP warns Ontario labour reforms will hurt post-secondary students and teachers alike Doug Ford shuffles cabinet after PC legislator Jim Wilson resigns Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur's trial could begin in September 2019, says judge

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Conservative MP Tony Clement resigns Commons duties over sexting scandal | How Doug Ford is handling the first big scandal of his government | North Etobicoke hot lunch program serves up a feeling of family | 5 charged in Oshawa house fire that killed 4 in January

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Conservative MP Tony Clement resigns Commons duties over sexting scandal Tue, 6 Nov 2018 19:49:54 EST Longtime Conservative MP Tony Clement is resigning his post as his party's justice critic after admitting to sharing sexually explicit images and a video with an individual online.

How Doug Ford is handling the first big scandal of his government Tue, 6 Nov 2018 18:57:42 EST The first real scandal of Doug Ford's new government broke with a terse news release that did not come close to revealing the full story.

North Etobicoke hot lunch program serves up a feeling of family Tue, 6 Nov 2018 18:40:25 EST At Greenholme Junior Middle School in North Etobicoke, a group of volunteers keep students laughing, dancing, and well fed.

5 charged in Oshawa house fire that killed 4 in January Tue, 6 Nov 2018 13:33:07 EST Charges have been laid against five people in connection with an Oshawa house fire in January that killed four people.

'It's about decency': Former U.S. ambassador says midterm elections could be 'loud rebuke of the president' Rohinie Bisesar not criminally responsible for deadly Shoppers Drug Mart stabbing Tantoo Cardinal wins Toronto Film Critics Association award Man arrested in the 2017 shooting death of Samatar Farah — after being shot himself Toronto residents under 30 'struggling,' lack strong social networks, survey finds Human bones from the 1800s stolen out of car in Hamilton

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4,500 Ontario cannabis users have personal data stolen | Man injured in shooting near Jamestown | Doug Ford says he hid sexual misconduct allegation against Jim Wilson to protect accuser | Parole denied for drunk driver Marco Muzzo who killed 3 siblings, grandfather

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4,500 Ontario cannabis users have personal data stolen Wed, 7 Nov 2018 12:57:58 EST The Ontario Cannabis Store says a data breach through Canada Post has affected information from 4,500 customers.

Man injured in shooting near Jamestown Wed, 7 Nov 2018 18:12:19 EST Police were called to the area of Martin Grove Road and Finch Avenue just after 5 p.m. for reports of a shooting.

Doug Ford says he hid sexual misconduct allegation against Jim Wilson to protect accuser Wed, 7 Nov 2018 11:39:44 EST Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he withheld the fact that his ex-economic development minister was facing an allegation of sexual misconduct to protect the staffer who made the complaint.

Parole denied for drunk driver Marco Muzzo who killed 3 siblings, grandfather Wed, 7 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Marco Muzzo, the drunk driver convicted of killing three children and their grandfather in a 2015 crash north of Toronto, has been denied day parole.

House explosion in Whitby injures 3, police say Familiar music could give Alzheimer's patients a cognitive boost, study suggests Great-grandfather's WW I letters inspire new video game OPP hope video can help solve 1980 cold case of murdered Toronto woman 4 charged after Toronto police target cross-border handgun smuggling ring Scheer asks Tony Clement to leave Conservative caucus over sexting scandal

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Former Ford aide who resigned says 'everyone has the right to live and work free of harassment' | Police seek help solving 'vicious, horrific' shootings in Rexdale amid gun violence surge | What is the future of Canada-U.S. relations? Chrystia Freeland takes your questions | Woman struck by vehicle in Brampton rushed to hospital with serious injuries

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Former Ford aide who resigned says 'everyone has the right to live and work free of harassment' Thu, 8 Nov 2018 19:00:19 EST A former top staffer of Ontario Premier Doug Ford has admitted his conduct was "unacceptable" in a statement Thursday, and says "everyone has the right to live and work free from harassment."

Police seek help solving 'vicious, horrific' shootings in Rexdale amid gun violence surge Thu, 8 Nov 2018 17:59:05 EST Toronto police are turning to the public for help in solving a rash of "vicious, horrific" shootings in the city's Rexdale area amid a surge in gun violence they say displays a "total disregard for human life."

What is the future of Canada-U.S. relations? Chrystia Freeland takes your questions Thu, 8 Nov 2018 15:44:31 EST Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland joins The National's Rosemary Barton, Adrienne Arsenault, Keith Boag and two top Washington Post journalists to talk economy, security and diplomacy in the wake of the U.S. midterms.

Woman struck by vehicle in Brampton rushed to hospital with serious injuries Thu, 8 Nov 2018 19:27:36 EST A woman was taken to hospital with serious injuries Thursday after being struck by a vehicle in Brampton, police say.

Hedley singer's behaviour got worse with fame — and went unchecked by those around him, ex-drummer says Adam Strong facing 1st-degree murder charges in deaths of 2 teenage girls Peter Khill files statement of defence in $2M civil suit saying Styres acted 'menacing' Have a stash of old TTC Metropasses? An east-end artist wants them for colourful collages Clement admits to multiple infidelities, says foreign actors tried to extort him Feds to send $420M directly to Ontario institutions, businesses — skipping Doug Ford's government

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Quebec trucker sentenced to 6 years in prison for 401 crash that killed 4 | City adds 3 temporary sites to avoid repeat of Toronto's shelter crisis | Judge calls Toronto cop who ate cannabis chocolate on duty a 'complete idiot' | Get an early look at a new Eglinton Crosstown LRT station

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Quebec trucker sentenced to 6 years in prison for 401 crash that killed 4 Fri, 9 Nov 2018 18:44:49 EST A judge has sentenced a Quebec truck driver to six years in prison for his role in a 2015 multi-vehicle crash that killed four people and injured 11 others in Whitby, Ont., saying the convicted dangerous driver "failed to take responsibility."

City adds 3 temporary sites to avoid repeat of Toronto's shelter crisis Fri, 9 Nov 2018 18:29:50 EST Looking to avoid a repeat of last winter's shelter crisis, the city unveiled three 24-hour respite sites in the downtown area Friday to tackle a system bursting at the seams.

Judge calls Toronto cop who ate cannabis chocolate on duty a 'complete idiot' Fri, 9 Nov 2018 14:48:24 EST A Toronto police officer who ate a marijuana-laced chocolate bar seized in a pot-shop raid has pleaded guilty to attempting to obstruct justice. He has now resigned from the force.

Get an early look at a new Eglinton Crosstown LRT station Fri, 9 Nov 2018 12:58:08 EST Metrolinx opened up its construction site of the future Keelesdale station for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project Friday morning.

After Clement scandal, questions mount about vetting of top secret committee 'Holy crap, it is me': Woman surprised by photo of herself at a rock concert - taken 40 years ago 'Miracle of miracles' more weren't hurt in Fly Jamaica crash landing in Guyana, Canadian passenger says Toronto's e-bike industry charges toward a record year, and major car makers want in Pedestrian struck and killed after driver mounts sidewalk in Scarborough New coworking spaces let you take your kid to work, every day

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Video captures refugee children enjoying snow for 1st time | Pot deliveries back on track after delays, OCS says | Police search for 9 youths wanted in attack on Jewish teens | City of Toronto quashes plans to buy hotel housing refugees, asylum seekers

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Video captures refugee children enjoying snow for 1st time Mon, 12 Nov 2018 15:38:53 EST A video that shows two refugee children from Eritrea enjoying snow for the first time in Canada is melting hearts on social media.

Pot deliveries back on track after delays, OCS says Mon, 12 Nov 2018 19:21:09 EST After a series of delays and customer complaints about not receiving their pot orders, the Ontario Cannabis Store announced Monday its online delivery service is back on track.

Police search for 9 youths wanted in attack on Jewish teens Mon, 12 Nov 2018 16:42:19 EST Toronto police are seeking the public’s help in identifying and locating nine youths wanted in connection with an attack on a group of Jewish teens.

City of Toronto quashes plans to buy hotel housing refugees, asylum seekers Mon, 12 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST The City of Toronto is putting the brakes on the potential purchase of a financially troubled hotel currently housing some 500 homeless people and asylum seekers, despite quietly making a bid for the facility earlier this year.

NDP says families waiting for 2,000 new long-term care beds in eastern GTA The El Mocambo's neon palm tree is back on Spadina Avenue Marvel Comics icon Stan Lee dead at 95 Toronto's new shelter plan just a short-term solution to homelessness, advocates say Ontario government says cannabis deliveries 'back on track' after backlog cleared Pickering man recounts 'near-death experience' on Toronto-bound Fly Jamaica flight

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Vaughan, Ont., man says fraudster used fake IDs to take $45K from his bank accounts | Emotional health of students on the decline, TDSB census shows | Toronto's Jewish community shaken after alleged attack on teens | New gun control campaign aims to get public to 'speak out before it's too late'

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Vaughan, Ont., man says fraudster used fake IDs to take $45K from his bank accounts Tue, 13 Nov 2018 15:05:54 EST A Vaughan man is raising concerns about bank security after he says a fraudster used two pieces of fake ID to take out a $20,000 bank draft from his TD Bank account and another $25,000 through a credit card and line of credit with the Bank of Montreal.

Emotional health of students on the decline, TDSB census shows Tue, 13 Nov 2018 18:51:56 EST New data from Canada's largest school board indicates its students' emotional and physical health has declined over the last five years.

Toronto's Jewish community shaken after alleged attack on teens Tue, 13 Nov 2018 18:23:05 EST Toronto’s Jewish community continues to reel after an alleged attack on a group of Jewish teenagers in the city’s north end Sunday night.

New gun control campaign aims to get public to 'speak out before it's too late' Tue, 13 Nov 2018 19:08:37 EST With the federal government now mulling a ban on handguns and assault weapons, the Coalition for Gun Control says Canadians need to start making some noise about tightening gun laws.

City living or the burbs? CMHC notes Toronto commuting costs can outweigh cheaper house prices Man arrested after 20 guns found in car at Rainbow Bridge Peel police release video of Mississauga hit and run Lilly Singh announces she's taking a break from YouTube Raw sewage overflowing into Ontario waterways at alarming rate, watchdog says Mayor says Toronto reaping benefits from failed Amazon HQ2 bid

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Patrick Brown cites sexual misconduct allegations against Ontario finance minister in new book | Police investigate alleged sexual assault involving students at St. Michael's College | 'I was appalled': More than $7K stolen from passengers' bank accounts in taxi debit fraud | Multiple injuries reported after TTC bus slams into hydro pole, police say

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Patrick Brown cites sexual misconduct allegations against Ontario finance minister in new book Wed, 14 Nov 2018 16:31:23 EST A new book released by former PC leader Patrick Brown raises allegations of spying by members of his former party and sexual misconduct against a current cabinet minister. He describes the night he was forced to resign as 'The Night of Knives.'

Police investigate alleged sexual assault involving students at St. Michael's College Wed, 14 Nov 2018 19:18:18 EST Toronto police say they're investigating an alleged sexual assault incident involving students at St. Michael's College, and the school said in a statement Wednesday it has taken action, including expelling some of the students involved.

'I was appalled': More than $7K stolen from passengers' bank accounts in taxi debit fraud Wed, 14 Nov 2018 19:30:23 EST Two men have told CBC Toronto they've lost a combined total of $7,600 to a debit card scam run by local taxi drivers.

Multiple injuries reported after TTC bus slams into hydro pole, police say Wed, 14 Nov 2018 15:39:26 EST Toronto police say 24 people will be taken to hospital after a TTC bus crashed into a hydro pole near Bathurst Street and Davenport Road.

Speaker asks Ford's PC MPPs to stop giving so many standing ovations in Legislature ROM plans 'Dawn of Life' gallery to tell story of earliest life on Earth Man shot to death in north end is Toronto's 89th homicide this year — tying grim record set in 1991 Former Domino's Pizza driver awarded over $28K after company broke labour laws Police search for men who posed as construction workers during violent home invasion As Dwane Casey returns to Toronto, his influence is felt beyond Raptors

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Toronto private school didn't report incident of alleged sexual assault, police say | Ontario PCs slash spending and oversight, unveil tax cut and new LCBO hours in 1st economic plan | Toronto's 89th murder victim was part of 'Neptune 4' unlawful arrest case, sources say | Dragon Den's Michael Wekerle has huge plans for El Mocambo concert venue

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Toronto private school didn't report incident of alleged sexual assault, police say Thu, 15 Nov 2018 15:30:06 EST A Catholic boys' private school where a student was allegedly sexually assaulted did not report the incident to the Toronto police, a spokeswoman for the force said Thursday, adding that a criminal investigation was launched only after officers were contacted by the media.

Ontario PCs slash spending and oversight, unveil tax cut and new LCBO hours in 1st economic plan Thu, 15 Nov 2018 13:33:45 EST Months after Ontario's finance minister said finding fiscal balance will "require everyone to make sacrifices without exception," the public got its first glance at how the government will try to do it.

Toronto's 89th murder victim was part of 'Neptune 4' unlawful arrest case, sources say Thu, 15 Nov 2018 18:25:39 EST The city's latest murder victim, Yohannes Brhanu, was at the centre of a high-profile case against Toronto Police Service for the unlawful arrest of a group of black teenagers in 2011, CBC News has learned.

Dragon Den's Michael Wekerle has huge plans for El Mocambo concert venue Thu, 15 Nov 2018 19:08:59 EST Underneath the El Mocambo's newly recreated palm tree sign Michael Wekerle hopes to conjure up a spell of rock star magic.

Doug Ford calls Patrick Brown's claims 'shameful and disgusting' during heated Queen's Park exchange Federal government issues permanent postal ban on hate speech publication Locked-out stagehands reach tentative deal with Exhibition Place board Homicide detectives getting more tips as Toronto ties murder record Toronto's 'professional tenant' wanted for criminal harassment First big snowfall of the season headed for Toronto today

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St. Michael's private school alerts police to 3rd incident amid ongoing sexual assault investigation | OPP charges 2 Toronto city councillors for alleged campaign finance violations | 'I was scared to death': Passengers on crash-landed Fly Jamaica flight slam airline | Rent control reforms could mark return to sky-high increases for Toronto tenants, advocates warn

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St. Michael's private school alerts police to 3rd incident amid ongoing sexual assault investigation Fri, 16 Nov 2018 14:02:09 EST Officials at a Toronto private boys' school announced Friday they've notified police about a third "incident" as the school continues to deal with a crisis sparked by allegations that students have been assaulted or sexually assaulted on camera.

OPP charges 2 Toronto city councillors for alleged campaign finance violations Fri, 16 Nov 2018 09:52:26 EST Two Toronto city councillors were charged with campaign finance violations Friday by the Ontario Provincial Police's anti-rackets unit for allegedly failing to disclose tens of thousands of dollars worth of spending.

'I was scared to death': Passengers on crash-landed Fly Jamaica flight slam airline Fri, 16 Nov 2018 12:42:05 EST Passengers who rode aboard a plane that crash landed in Guyana last week arrived back in Toronto Friday with harrowing stories and harsh criticism for the airline.

Rent control reforms could mark return to sky-high increases for Toronto tenants, advocates warn Fri, 16 Nov 2018 12:28:39 EST Some, including the province, believe an exemption for new units would boost Ontario's much-needed housing stock. Others argue there's no evidence the newly-announced changes would help.

CBC Toronto's Sounds of the Season Doug Ford's spending cuts are not as deep as many feared, or hoped Stop sending mail and parcels, Canada Post asks foreign services Ford's move to axe child advocate office 'a nightmare,' children's rights lawyer says Doctors' group slams move to allow employers to require doctor's note for minor illnesses Ontario excludes OHL players from provincial employment standards

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Events at St. Michael's College School | Toronto police charge 6 students in St. Michael's College School investigation | Canadian accused of abducting son in 1987 pleads not guilty to U.S. charges | Man, 47, is Toronto's 91st homicide victim of 2018 after Moss Park assault

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Events at St. Michael's College School Mon, 19 Nov 2018 18:04:23 EST Toronto police have charged six students in an alleged gang sexual assault at St. Michael's College School that was captured on camera and shared on social media. Here's a timeline of events so far.

Toronto police charge 6 students in St. Michael's College School investigation Mon, 19 Nov 2018 11:06:56 EST Toronto police have charged six students in connection with an alleged gang sexual assault at St. Michael's College School that was captured on camera and shared on social media.

Canadian accused of abducting son in 1987 pleads not guilty to U.S. charges Mon, 19 Nov 2018 17:58:16 EST A Canadian man accused of abducting his toddler son in 1987 and disappearing for 31 years before being arrested in Connecticut last month pleaded not guilty Monday to U.S. charges related to his life on the run.

Man, 47, is Toronto's 91st homicide victim of 2018 after Moss Park assault Mon, 19 Nov 2018 17:30:29 EST A man has died in hospital after an assault in Moss Park on Friday and is now the city's 91st homicide victim of the year.

Toronto police identify 90th homicide victim of year Union rejects Canada Post offer of 'cooling off' period with mediation amid strike Toronto breaks homicide record from 1991, but numbers don't tell whole story Police chief wants to address 'problem with gunplay' as Toronto exceeds homicide record Ford says he's 'not moving forward' with PC motion on gender identity Police arrest 2 in Scarborough after bank robbed, alleged getaway car crashes

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Woman struck and killed by TTC bus at Lawrence West station | Police investigate after receiving videos of another alleged assault from St. Michael's College School | TTC's 'newest generation' hybrid electric bus expected on the road in 2 weeks | Ontario will give municipalities $15M in January to deal with legal pot, Fedeli says

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Woman struck and killed by TTC bus at Lawrence West station Tue, 20 Nov 2018 19:21:18 EST A woman is dead after she was struck by a TTC bus at Lawrence West subway station Tuesday evening.

Police investigate after receiving videos of another alleged assault from St. Michael's College School Tue, 20 Nov 2018 11:23:47 EST Toronto police say they are investigating after receiving two videos Monday allegedly showing a St. Michael's College School student being assaulted with a belt.

TTC's 'newest generation' hybrid electric bus expected on the road in 2 weeks Tue, 20 Nov 2018 18:16:29 EST The Toronto Transit Commission took ownership of its "newest generation" hybrid electric bus on Tuesday and Mayor John Tory was on hand to celebrate the moment.

Ontario will give municipalities $15M in January to deal with legal pot, Fedeli says Tue, 20 Nov 2018 17:25:51 EST The Ontario government will start distributing millions in funding in January to help municipalities cover costs associated with legalizing recreational cannabis.

Children share ideas with city officials on ways to make Toronto a friendlier place Avoid eating romaine lettuce in Ontario and Quebec amid E. coli outbreak, health officials warn Canada Post warns southern Ontario to have worst mail delivery delays in country Former Maple Leafs player, coach Dan Maloney dies at age 68 Why researchers believe a radical new brain therapy could 'change medicine forever' 'Vulnerable' TTC needs dedicated revenue, collaborative governance, new report argues

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Why this woman backs an NDP bill to beef up penalties for drivers who injure, kill road users | Ontario quietly delays implementation of pay transparency law | What will Doug Ford's climate change plan look like? For hints, check out Australia | Woman in life-threatening condition after Mississauga stabbing

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Why this woman backs an NDP bill to beef up penalties for drivers who injure, kill road users Wed, 21 Nov 2018 17:56:08 EST The bill has been retabled for the third time following another deadly year on Toronto roads, with more than 60 people killed.

Ontario quietly delays implementation of pay transparency law Wed, 21 Nov 2018 19:27:27 EST Ontario has quietly stalled the implementation of legislation that aimed to increase pay transparency in the province, prompting some critics to suggest the government is looking for savings at the expense of women.

What will Doug Ford's climate change plan look like? For hints, check out Australia Wed, 21 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government will, sometime in the next 10 days, release its climate change plan, and there are strong signs it will be modelled on Australia's system for reducing carbon emissions.

Woman in life-threatening condition after Mississauga stabbing Wed, 21 Nov 2018 16:49:33 EST A woman in hospital in life-threatening condition after a stabbing in Mississauga Wednesday afternoon, Peel police say.

Supporters say #IStandWithHarry as WW II veteran-turned-activist Harry Leslie Smith battles illness Liberals deepen federal deficit in response to Trump tax cuts Ontario PCs roll back Liberal labour reforms in sweeping new legislation Proposal to pay sperm and egg donors, surrogates spawns controversy Ontario considers alternative options for high-speed rail 'I wasn't believed': Injured Canada Post employee describes unsafe workplace

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St. Michael's College School principal and president resign amid student sex assault scandal | 'I was willing to do anything to keep them out': Jewelry store employees use swords to fight off robbers | Child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic back in Ontario prison, victim's father says | Ontario woman 'upset' after legal cannabis shipment arrived late and mouldy

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St. Michael's College School principal and president resign amid student sex assault scandal Thu, 22 Nov 2018 17:09:52 EST The principal and president of St. Michael's College School have both resigned amid allegations of assault and sexual assault involving students, according to a statement issued by the private, Catholic, all-boys school Thursday afternoon.

'I was willing to do anything to keep them out': Jewelry store employees use swords to fight off robbers Thu, 22 Nov 2018 12:30:30 EST Surveillance video captured employees at a Mississauga jewelry store using swords to fend off a brazen daylight robbery attempt. "When we saw them coming in, that's when we really took action and we rushed them," said an employee.

Child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic back in Ontario prison, victim's father says Thu, 22 Nov 2018 16:37:33 EST Child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic is back in an Ontario prison after a brief and controversial stint in an Indigenous healing lodge, according to her victim's father.

Ontario woman 'upset' after legal cannabis shipment arrived late and mouldy Thu, 22 Nov 2018 18:48:58 EST A 34-year-old London woman says she was 'pretty upset' this week after she found mould in a nugget of recreational marijuana ordered from the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS).

From bat flips to beetles: Jose Bautista gets insect named after him Liberal MP Raj Grewal quitting politics, citing 'personal and medical reasons' Ontario PCs to update disability requirements, allow welfare recipients to earn more money Massive Hearn generating station sold to film company Is Toronto's downtown relief line 'a' priority, or 'the' priority? Transport minister won't say Kitchener man 'vanished into thin air' in Toronto 1 year ago: Police

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Young girl in life-threatening condition after assault in Scarborough highrise, police say | Ford government backtracks on some cuts affecting Ontario Francophones | Man arrested after shooting in Mississauga leaves woman critically injured, police say | Liberal MP Raj Grewal resigned to deal with gambling problem, PMO says

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Young girl in life-threatening condition after assault in Scarborough highrise, police say Fri, 23 Nov 2018 19:11:03 EST A young girl, between the age of seven and 14, is seriously injured following an alleged assault in a Scarborough residential building on Friday evening.

Ford government backtracks on some cuts affecting Ontario Francophones Fri, 23 Nov 2018 17:34:12 EST After a backlash, Premier Doug Ford's government announced Friday afternoon it will take a number of steps to bolster the French language in Ontario, although it's still cutting funding for a French language university.

Man arrested after shooting in Mississauga leaves woman critically injured, police say Fri, 23 Nov 2018 15:44:15 EST Peel Regional Police have arrested a man after a 23-year-old woman was shot in Mississauga on Friday.

Liberal MP Raj Grewal resigned to deal with gambling problem, PMO says Fri, 23 Nov 2018 15:31:05 EST The Prime Minister's Office says Brampton East MP Raj Grewal is stepping away from federal politics to deal with a gambling problem that led him to incur "significant personal debts."

Come From Away cast among performers at CBC's Sounds of the Season How did Black Friday eclipse Boxing Day in Canada? Ontario NDP demands review of Hearn generating plant sale Uber driver charged with 4 counts of sexual assault Man mistakenly held by officers at gunpoint wants apology, but police stand by arrest 3 more cases of E. coli illness from romaine lettuce confirmed in Canada

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'They are not closing our damn plant': Union vows fight as GM plans Oshawa closing | GM's decision to close Oshawa plant raises fears for future of making cars in Canada | Maple Leaf Foods to build new London plant, shutter 3 others in Ontario, including Toronto | Police didn't do enough to help homeless man overdosing on opiates, inquest hears

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'They are not closing our damn plant': Union vows fight as GM plans Oshawa closing Mon, 26 Nov 2018 08:09:54 EST The union representing thousands of autoworkers is vowing to fight back against General Motors’ plan to close an Oshawa, Ont. plant in 2019 as part of a global restructuring plan.

GM's decision to close Oshawa plant raises fears for future of making cars in Canada Mon, 26 Nov 2018 16:40:18 EST The sudden announcement that General Motors will stop making cars in Oshawa, Ont., after next year sent shockwaves through the industry on Monday. The impact of GM's move could extend far beyond the borders of the community east of Toronto that has been synonymous with auto manufacturing.

Maple Leaf Foods to build new London plant, shutter 3 others in Ontario, including Toronto Mon, 26 Nov 2018 17:19:18 EST Maple Leaf Foods has announced plans to build a $660-million fresh poultry facility that would employ 1,450 people in London.

Police didn't do enough to help homeless man overdosing on opiates, inquest hears Mon, 26 Nov 2018 15:50:22 EST Toronto police did not do enough to properly help a man who was found dying of an opioid overdose near a downtown Toronto hotel, a coroner's inquest heard Monday. Brad Chapman wasn't identified until a week after he was admitted to hospital, where he eventually died.

Newfoundlander and Holocaust survivors' son reunite in Toronto 'I was cut, bruised and scraped': UCC graduate says he was devastated by hazing ritual at elite boys school Ford says Ontario can't do anything to stop GM from shutting down Oshawa plant New chief of St. Michael's Hospital ER plans to get to know the neighbourhood Searching for Stroman: Fan has special encounter with Jays pitcher on Signal Hill Man, 39, critically injured in Ajax shooting in what may be a case of mistaken identity

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Free civil legal clinics to stay open through 2019 after getting $525K from Feds, legal community | Police investigating 'heartbreaking' theft of $8.5K in watches from cystic fibrosis charity | Woman, child found safe after police find 'evidence consistent with childbirth' in park | Man, 18, arrested in connection with deadly collision that killed 2 in Mississauga

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Free civil legal clinics to stay open through 2019 after getting $525K from Feds, legal community Tue, 27 Nov 2018 18:03:49 EST A program that helps people navigate the civil court system in Toronto and Ottawa has been saved from closing for at least another year after receiving a one-time $250,000 contribution from the federal government Tuesday and $275,000 in donations from the legal community.

Police investigating 'heartbreaking' theft of $8.5K in watches from cystic fibrosis charity Tue, 27 Nov 2018 17:21:48 EST A Toronto woman is looking for help finding a thief who stole $8,500 in watches that were destined to help her charity support children with cystic fibrosis.

Woman, child found safe after police find 'evidence consistent with childbirth' in park Tue, 27 Nov 2018 06:13:28 EST A woman and a baby police initially thought could possibly be in medical distress have been located in good health, Peel police say after finding "evidence consistent with childbirth" in a Mississauga park.

Man, 18, arrested in connection with deadly collision that killed 2 in Mississauga Tue, 27 Nov 2018 18:25:58 EST Police have arrested an 18-year-old man in connection with a collision in Mississauga on Nov. 1 that killed two members of one family and left a third in critical condition.

'Bored to death' Auston Matthews feels ready to return from injury Amanda Simard won't say if she'll leave PC party over French cuts Union chief warns Oshawa closure could be first step in GM shuttering all Canadian operations GM closure throws monkey wrench at Doug Ford's 'open for business' plan Police seek pickup truck driver in deadly Scarborough hit and run Her boyfriend was about to propose, then a contractor's mistake flooded their house with sewage

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Doug Ford blames Trudeau's carbon tax for GM plant closure | City recommends governance changes, bigger budgets for 26-member council in wake of province's cuts | Driver strikes pedestrian, crashes into Finch West courthouse in North York | Martinrea to close Ajax car part factory in wake of GM Oshawa news

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Doug Ford blames Trudeau's carbon tax for GM plant closure Wed, 28 Nov 2018 15:11:54 EST Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's carbon tax is the "single biggest issue killing jobs," Ontario Premier Doug Ford claimed Wednesday, blaming it for the looming closure of the General Motors plant in Oshawa.

City recommends governance changes, bigger budgets for 26-member council in wake of province's cuts Wed, 28 Nov 2018 15:39:38 EST A new report recommends “recalibrating” council’s governance structure by potentially boosting councillor office budgets, reducing the number of appointments to city boards and committees, and rejigging the number of standing committees into four broad areas.

Driver strikes pedestrian, crashes into Finch West courthouse in North York Wed, 28 Nov 2018 17:43:01 EST Police say there were no serious injuries after a car struck a pedestrian before crashing into the Finch West courthouse Wednesday afternoon.

Martinrea to close Ajax car part factory in wake of GM Oshawa news Wed, 28 Nov 2018 15:49:27 EST Martinrea International Inc. says it will be forced to close an automotive factory when General Motors winds down production at its Oshawa assembly plant next year in one of the clearest indications of the knock-on effects of the closure on suppliers.

'These are supposed to be your friends': Another ex-player describes 'constant abuse' by Sarnia teammates Motion to reinstate French language commissioner and French university voted down Harry Leslie Smith, veteran turned social activist, dies at 95 Liberal MP's name came up in wider police probe into money laundering: CP source 18-year-old charged in Mississauga crash that killed mother and son gets bail King Street pilot project attracting shoppers, pushing away drivers, study finds

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Paramedic union tweet has city councillor 'gravely concerned' about shortage of ambulances | Trudeau, Trump and Pena Nieto to sign new USMCA trade agreement in Argentina | Toronto Police superintendent Ron Taverner appointed new OPP commissioner | Doug Ford is trying to 'steal' the TTC's subways, public transit activists charge

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Paramedic union tweet has city councillor 'gravely concerned' about shortage of ambulances Thu, 29 Nov 2018 18:41:34 EST Coun. Jim Karygiannis is worried that there might be too few ambulances available to respond to critical calls in the city, after paramedics sounded the alarm on Twitter last Sunday.

Trudeau, Trump and Pena Nieto to sign new USMCA trade agreement in Argentina Thu, 29 Nov 2018 19:01:48 EST Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. President Donald Trump and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto will sign the new United States-Mexico-Canada-Agreement on continental trade in Argentina tomorrow morning.

Toronto Police superintendent Ron Taverner appointed new OPP commissioner Thu, 29 Nov 2018 18:53:19 EST Ronald (Ron) Taverner has been appointed commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police, Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services Sylvia Jones announced Thursday.

Doug Ford is trying to 'steal' the TTC's subways, public transit activists charge Thu, 29 Nov 2018 15:20:41 EST Opponents of the provincial government's plan to take over some elements of Toronto's subway network protested on Thursday, alleging that Ontario Premier Doug Ford is trying to "steal" the TTC's "most valuable assets."

More plans unveiled for high-tech Quayside community, but still no word on who'll own it 'We think he's going to be a career Leaf': Babcock not worried as clock ticks on Nylander Ontario climate change plan includes fund to help big polluters reduce emissions Health minister vows to strengthen oversight of medical devices after investigation reveals problems Running on empty: As Beer Store locations close, it's getting harder to recycle Plan to close child advocate office 'unconscionable,' youth, child welfare advocates say

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Ontario's auditor to weigh in on controversial GO Transit stops in Vaughan, Toronto | A Niagara police officer shot and wounded his colleague; the mayor wants to know why | Ontario argues federal carbon tax is unconstitutional in new legal filing | 'It's so overwhelming': TDSB unveils plaque, renames school gymnasium for drowned student Jeremiah Perry

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Ontario's auditor to weigh in on controversial GO Transit stops in Vaughan, Toronto Fri, 30 Nov 2018 15:24:43 EST Ontario's auditor general has some tough questions for Metrolinx surrounding its approval of two controversial GO Transit stations, and whether or not it's delivering its project in a cost-efficent and timely manner.

A Niagara police officer shot and wounded his colleague; the mayor wants to know why Fri, 30 Nov 2018 12:32:06 EST Rumours and emotions are running high after one police officer shot another multiple times at a rural crossroads in Pelham, Ont., according to the mayor of the town.

Ontario argues federal carbon tax is unconstitutional in new legal filing Fri, 30 Nov 2018 09:39:03 EST The move comes one day after the Progressive Conservative government released its new climate change plan.

'It's so overwhelming': TDSB unveils plaque, renames school gymnasium for drowned student Jeremiah Perry Fri, 30 Nov 2018 12:24:22 EST A Toronto school unveiled a plaque and renamed the gym at C.W. Jeffreys Collegiate Institute in honour of a former student who drowned during a field trip to Algonquin Park.

Former Patrick Brown aide dismissed from OPG amid allegations of Tory political meddling Blue Jays non-tender infielder Yangervis Solarte, making him an FA 'We can get you to the beach the next day': Breast implant marketing plays on insecurities, minimizes risks 'A matter of determination': NDP leader decries Ontario's response to GM plant closure Trial of alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur to begin January 2020 AGO extends crowdfunding appeal for its own Kusama mirror room

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Officers found not guilty of sexual assault to face charges at police tribunal | 'Cash envelopes' were 'funnelled' to Toronto councillor's election campaigns, OPP allege witnesses said | Man, 80, dies in hospital after being struck by car in Scarborough | Toronto paramedics 'totally exhausted' due to short-staffing, union warns

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Officers found not guilty of sexual assault to face charges at police tribunal Mon, 3 Dec 2018 18:27:27 EST Three Toronto police officers found not guilty of sexual assault last year are set to face charges in front of a police tribunal next week.

'Cash envelopes' were 'funnelled' to Toronto councillor's election campaigns, OPP allege witnesses said Mon, 3 Dec 2018 04:00:00 EST Police investigating Justin Di Ciano and his council colleague Mark Grimes set forth some eye-popping, but largely uncorroborated, allegations in their bid to search a high-profile Toronto polling firm for evidence, court records show.

Man, 80, dies in hospital after being struck by car in Scarborough Mon, 3 Dec 2018 18:50:12 EST Toronto police say they are continuing to investigate after a man who was struck by a car last Sunday died in hospital.

Toronto paramedics 'totally exhausted' due to short-staffing, union warns Mon, 3 Dec 2018 15:27:09 EST The union representing Toronto Paramedic Services says frontline workers are "totally exhausted" due to short-staffing ahead of the flu-season surge in 911 calls.

York police to publish names of people charged with impaired driving Kathleen Wynne faces grilling from PC MPPs over deficit, hydro plan

Come From Away cast among performers at CBC's Sounds of the Season

Auto sales dip 9.4% in November, marking 9 months of declines Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques joins crew at space station Man arrested after 3 financial institutions robbed in Scarborough in half an hour

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Uber driver gets 2 years probation following man's death after crash in March | Doug Ford, Ontario PCs deny meddling in OPP commissioner appointment | Woman dies after being hit by truck in Mississauga | OSPCA will no longer euthanize dogs involved in attacks

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Uber driver gets 2 years probation following man's death after crash in March Tue, 4 Dec 2018 19:26:44 EST A 23-year-old Uber driver was sentenced in the Ontario Court of Justice on Tuesday in connection with a fatal collision on the Gardiner Expressway in March.

Doug Ford, Ontario PCs deny meddling in OPP commissioner appointment Tue, 4 Dec 2018 13:05:51 EST Ontario's PC government says it lowered the qualification requirements for the position of OPP commissioner in order to attract a wider range of candidates for the job. Ron Taverner, a Toronto police superintendent and Ford family friend, was hired in November.

Woman dies after being hit by truck in Mississauga Tue, 4 Dec 2018 16:49:39 EST A woman has died after she was struck by a truck in Mississauga Tuesday, Peel police say.

OSPCA will no longer euthanize dogs involved in attacks Tue, 4 Dec 2018 17:54:51 EST Ontario's animal welfare agency has told its front-line officers it will no longer euthanize dogs involved in attacks, as required by law.

Salvation Army kettle campaign taking debit or credit in some Ontario cities Woman charged in Scarborough crash that killed woman, seriously injured man Blanche Lund, Canadian dancer who performed for troops in Europe, dies at 97 My brother's a 'monster,' man says of Niagara policeman shot by fellow officer Trial for second Toronto cop accused of eating pot-laced chocolate could take place in 2020, lawyer says Mayor John Tory calls on smaller city council to 'work together'

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Hydro One takeover of Avista scrapped by Washington state regulators over political interference | Collision closes all eastbound lanes on Highway 407 near Highway 400 | City council boosting councillors' staffing, office budgets in wake of province's cuts | Bell sorry for $788 bill sent to man displaced by Parliament Street apartment fire

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Hydro One takeover of Avista scrapped by Washington state regulators over political interference Wed, 5 Dec 2018 18:41:06 EST Washington state regulators say they have denied Hydro One Ltd.'s proposed takeover of Avista Corp., citing political interference in the Ontario utility by the Doug Ford government.

Collision closes all eastbound lanes on Highway 407 near Highway 400 Wed, 5 Dec 2018 18:53:38 EST One person has been taken to hospital with critical injuries after a two-vehicle collision on Highway 407, according to the OPP.

City council boosting councillors' staffing, office budgets in wake of province's cuts Wed, 5 Dec 2018 17:27:08 EST Toronto's city council has voted to double office staffing budgets in the wake of the province's controversial mid-election council cuts, which increased ward sizes while chopping the number of councillors from a planned 47 down to 25.

Bell sorry for $788 bill sent to man displaced by Parliament Street apartment fire Wed, 5 Dec 2018 15:57:38 EST A Toronto man displaced by a fire at 650 Parliament St. says he received a huge from Bell Canada months after he tried to cancel his TV and internet bundle. The telecom company has now apologized after being contacted by CBC Toronto.

Metrolinx spending millions on LRT cost overruns, Ontario's auditor general says in latest report Canada-wide arrest warrants issued for owners of remittance company accused of fraud Two new walk-in clinics in Barrie will prescribe medical marijuana Ontario safety agency failing to do its job properly, says auditor general Messy, complex, risky: Toronto council deals with fallout from Ford's big cut Family of Toronto van attack victim launches foundation to end violence against women

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1 male dead, 1 in custody after stabbing near Allan Gardens | 2 men convicted of 2nd-degree murder, manslaughter in beating death of Zack Noureddine | Ford government proposes increase in at-home, unlicensed daycare spaces | Dad says teen daughter and others were hacked at Markham high school

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1 male dead, 1 in custody after stabbing near Allan Gardens Thu, 6 Dec 2018 16:56:45 EST A person has died after a stabbing near Allan Gardens in downtown Toronto on Thursday afternoon.

2 men convicted of 2nd-degree murder, manslaughter in beating death of Zack Noureddine Thu, 6 Dec 2018 18:02:04 EST Two of the men accused of killing Zaher "Zack" Noureddine in 2015 have been found guilty.

Ford government proposes increase in at-home, unlicensed daycare spaces Thu, 6 Dec 2018 17:46:39 EST Unlicensed and at-home childcare providers in Ontario may soon be able to care for more children, something the government says will make it easier for parents to find daycare spaces, but which the Opposition warns could put kids at risk.

Dad says teen daughter and others were hacked at Markham high school Thu, 6 Dec 2018 16:36:14 EST When Kirk Tobias's daughter logged onto her school's student portal one morning last month, she was greeted by an ominous note.

Ford government's top political staff hold 'secretive' meeting with business leaders 2 students sent to hospital after eating pot-laced cookies at Oshawa school Doug Ford's PCs poised to cut regulations for business Ford threatens walkout as provincial officials criticize agenda for first ministers conference Pride Toronto members demand leaders resign over deal to let uniformed police officers in parade Lockdown lifts at Toronto high schools hours after reports of former student with a gun

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14-year-old killed in Mississauga had obvious signs of trauma, Peel police say | Thank you! CBC Toronto's Sounds of the Season raises nearly $400K | 'What's the rush?': Citizen coalition asks city to put brakes on province's TTC takeover talk | Ford's pro-business bill puts the Greenbelt at risk, Green Party says

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14-year-old killed in Mississauga had obvious signs of trauma, Peel police say Fri, 7 Dec 2018 12:06:57 EST Peel Regional Police say the body of a 14-year-old boy found dead near a Mississauga park on Friday had obvious signs of trauma.

Thank you! CBC Toronto's Sounds of the Season raises nearly $400K Fri, 7 Dec 2018 05:00:00 EST CBC Toronto opened its doors on Friday for a day of programming to raise money and collect donations for local food banks.

'What's the rush?': Citizen coalition asks city to put brakes on province's TTC takeover talk Fri, 7 Dec 2018 17:41:55 EST Defend Toronto wants a 'nuanced and consultative conversation' on the Ford government's subway upload plan amid a request from the province for TTC information by next Thursday.

Ford's pro-business bill puts the Greenbelt at risk, Green Party says Fri, 7 Dec 2018 12:35:21 EST The leader of Ontario's Green Party says Doug Ford’s latest "open for business" rules put the Greenbelt at risk.

'You help somebody, the universe will help you,' Neon Dreams singer says Leafs' Nylander, Kapanen involved in minor car accident Premiers vent over climate 'goal posts' and internal trade at first ministers meeting Hwy. 401 lanes reopen following truck fire 'Radish Commuter' makes holiday comeback to raise funds for local food banks Victims of Toronto tragedies receive funds raised to support recovery

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Watch construction workers rescue man from smoke-filled apartment near Church, Wellesley | 2 pedestrians struck about 2 blocks, 10 minutes apart in east end | Toronto designer shocked snowboard company selling no-slip mittens, after employee ordered her design to HQ | Toronto demands more control over location of future pot shops

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Watch construction workers rescue man from smoke-filled apartment near Church, Wellesley Mon, 10 Dec 2018 19:25:48 EST A group of construction workers were caught on video jumping into action Monday to rescue a man trapped in a smoke-filled apartment building.

2 pedestrians struck about 2 blocks, 10 minutes apart in east end Mon, 10 Dec 2018 19:44:42 EST A man and a woman were taken to trauma centres Monday night with serious injuries after being struck in two separate collisions about two kilometres and 10 minutes apart, Toronto Paramedics say.

Toronto designer shocked snowboard company selling no-slip mittens, after employee ordered her design to HQ Mon, 10 Dec 2018 04:00:00 EST A Toronto designer says a major snowboard company ordered a pair of her no-slip mittens for kids, then started selling a similar product the following year, highlighting a problem faced by many independent designers as they try to protect their designs while looking for customers.

Toronto demands more control over location of future pot shops Mon, 10 Dec 2018 18:41:09 EST Mayor John Tory wants pot shops in Toronto, but he's demanding the city get more say on where they can open.

Black people 'grossly overrepresented' in violent police interactions, Ontario human rights report says Brothers charged with killing Mississauga teen had past trouble with law Why maple syrup from a farm in Tiny Township, Ont. is getting rave reviews Postal workers delivering parcels 7 days a week ahead of Christmas, union says Toronto needs new ways to get citizens involved in politics, says former councillor Child killer Michael Rafferty transferred to medium security

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OPP interim commissioner calls on ombudsman to investigate Supt. Ron Taverner's appointment | Toronto pediatrician accuses province of 'mismanagement' after running out of flu vaccine | Woman who fainted on train tracks 'owes her life' to GO customers, Metrolinx says | Toronto doctor stripped of licence for having sex with patient

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OPP interim commissioner calls on ombudsman to investigate Supt. Ron Taverner's appointment Tue, 11 Dec 2018 19:01:22 EST Ontario Provincial Police's deputy commissioner is calling on the province's ombudsman to investigate the recent appointment of Toronto police Supt. Ron Taverner as the force's next commissioner.

Toronto pediatrician accuses province of 'mismanagement' after running out of flu vaccine Tue, 11 Dec 2018 18:48:35 EST A Toronto pediatrician says he has been forced to turn away parents looking to vaccinate their children against the flu because the province isn't filling his orders properly.

Woman who fainted on train tracks 'owes her life' to GO customers, Metrolinx says Tue, 11 Dec 2018 17:30:41 EST A woman who fell onto the track bed at Union Station Monday night was saved by a handful of GO customers Monday night, Metrolinx says.

Toronto doctor stripped of licence for having sex with patient Tue, 11 Dec 2018 18:13:28 EST The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has found Dr. Suganthan Kayilasanthan guilty of misconduct for having sex with one of his patients.

Ontario Proud's pro-PC election spending was funded by corporate donors TTC, Metrolinx phaseout of tokens raises worries, anti-poverty advocates warn OPP busts organized crime group accused of making guns Blue Jays release veteran shortstop Troy Tulowitzki Correctional Service Canada examining transfer of child-killer Rafferty to medium security Toronto police chief acknowledges racial profiling challenges in wake of human rights report

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Male dead after found in vehicle with gunshot wounds | Ford government aiming to slash size of public service through voluntary departures | St. Michael's cancels basketball, football seasons amid sex assault scandal | NDP wants RCMP to probe allegation Ford's office asked OPP for 'camper-type vehicle'

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Male dead after found in vehicle with gunshot wounds Wed, 12 Dec 2018 19:27:03 EST A male is dead after being found in a vehicle with apparent gunshot wounds in Kingsview Village, Toronto police say.

Ford government aiming to slash size of public service through voluntary departures Wed, 12 Dec 2018 19:26:04 EST The Ontario government is aiming to cut the size of public service in the province through voluntary departures, CBC News has learned.

St. Michael's cancels basketball, football seasons amid sex assault scandal Wed, 12 Dec 2018 16:23:44 EST A prestigious Toronto private school rocked by allegations of assault and sexual assault by students has cancelled several sports programs.

NDP wants RCMP to probe allegation Ford's office asked OPP for 'camper-type vehicle' Wed, 12 Dec 2018 11:49:24 EST NDP Leader Andrea Horwath calls on the RCMP to investigate an allegation that Ontario Premier Doug Ford's office asked the provincial police force to buy him a "camper-type vehicle."

Mississauga, Markham opt out of hosting retail cannabis stores Man wanted for allegedly bringing gun to high school and threatening student 'Is it worth the risk?' OPP encouraging store owners to ditch ATMs amid rash of thefts Brampton's downtown LRT is back on track — but part of it might now go underground 1 charged, 1 wanted in death of man gunned down in stairwell 'Who decides whether you're dead?': Ontario court case could prove precedent-setting

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Council votes to allow legal pot shops in Toronto — but wants more power to decide where they go | 'Avoid Union Station,' Metrolinx spokesperson warns due to signal problems in Scarborough | Thieves stole 4,000-plus cars in Toronto last year, shipped luxury vehicles overseas | Toronto police investigating 2 more incidents at scandal-shaken St. Michael's College school

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Council votes to allow legal pot shops in Toronto — but wants more power to decide where they go Thu, 13 Dec 2018 19:24:38 EST Toronto's city council has voted to allow legal pot shops, while calling on the province to grant the city more power to regulate where they are located.

'Avoid Union Station,' Metrolinx spokesperson warns due to signal problems in Scarborough Thu, 13 Dec 2018 17:32:43 EST Metrolinx spokesperson Anne Marie Aikins is telling commuters to avoid Union Station due to major signal problems near Scarborough GO station.

Thieves stole 4,000-plus cars in Toronto last year, shipped luxury vehicles overseas Thu, 13 Dec 2018 16:18:47 EST There’s been a dramatic increase in the number of automobiles being stolen across the GTA but both police and the Insurance Bureau of Canada say owners are making it too easy for thieves to make off with their vehicles.

Toronto police investigating 2 more incidents at scandal-shaken St. Michael's College school Thu, 13 Dec 2018 11:54:10 EST St. Michael's College School cancelled its football and basketball programs after hearing about "troubling" incidents beyond those first reported in November, including some police were told about, the interim president of the prestigious Toronto private school said Thursday.

Ford government wants public feedback on private, corner store alcohol sales Mississauga to remove Indigenous-themed mascots, imagery from sports facilities Bomb threats reported in cities across Canada, U.S. SIU investigating after suspect suffers 'serious injury' following alleged armed taxi carjacking 'Today we say enough': New homelessness advocacy group calls for state of emergency as shelters near capacity The Pollcast: Six months of Doug Ford moving fast and breaking things

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Interim OPP commissioner asks court to order ombudsman investigation into Taverner appointment | Ford government to recall legislature after Power Workers' Union announces strike action | Peel constable suspended with pay after incident with sergeant | Vast majority of staff at Toronto jail afraid to go to work, report says

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Interim OPP commissioner asks court to order ombudsman investigation into Taverner appointment Fri, 14 Dec 2018 17:19:24 EST Interim Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner Brad Blair wants an Ontario court to order the provincial ombudsman to investigate the appointment of Premier Doug Ford's family friend Ron Taverner as the new OPP commissioner.

Ford government to recall legislature after Power Workers' Union announces strike action Fri, 14 Dec 2018 13:00:07 EST The Ontario government will recall the legislature on Monday after workers at Ontario's power union filed a notice to strike on Friday.

Peel constable suspended with pay after incident with sergeant Fri, 14 Dec 2018 17:06:54 EST A Peel Regional Police constable has been suspended with pay after an incident with a sergeant earlier this month, the force tells CBC Toronto.

Vast majority of staff at Toronto jail afraid to go to work, report says Fri, 14 Dec 2018 13:54:51 EST Howard Sapers, Ontario's Independent Adviser on Correctional Reform, has released a new report containing 42 recommendations to reduce inmate-on-staff violence in institutions across the province.

Ford government to resume arbitration hearings with OMA A year later, police still struggling to solve deaths of Honey and Barry Sherman Toronto applying to province to keep supervised injection site open GM working to retrain employees affected by Oshawa plant closure Mentally disabled win class status over loss of services at age 18 Are nightclubs 'passe'? The owner of Muzik thinks so as dance spot rebrands as supper club

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Modern sex-ed curriculum has huge support among Ontario parents and students, consultations show | Paramount Fine Foods owner donates $25K to anti-hate organization after defamation lawsuit win | TCH's CEO placed on administrative leave as external firm investigates contract | Specialized programs cut by province were 'working well,' teachers in Ontario say

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Modern sex-ed curriculum has huge support among Ontario parents and students, consultations show Mon, 17 Dec 2018 17:35:29 EST An overwhelming majority of those who weighed in on Ontario's sex education on the first day of public consultations opposed Premier Doug Ford's repeal of a modernized curriculum introduced by the previous Liberal government.

Paramount Fine Foods owner donates $25K to anti-hate organization after defamation lawsuit win Mon, 17 Dec 2018 18:27:18 EST The owner of Paramount Fine Foods donated $25,000 Monday to an organization dedicated to monitoring and countering hate groups after a big win in a defamation lawsuit.

TCH's CEO placed on administrative leave as external firm investigates contract Mon, 17 Dec 2018 16:53:08 EST Toronto Community Housing's board of directors says the organization's CEO is on administrative leave as an external firm conducts an independent, third-party review into the procurement of a contract with a management consultant agency.

Specialized programs cut by province were 'working well,' teachers in Ontario say Mon, 17 Dec 2018 16:41:19 EST Teachers in Ontario are speaking out against a provincial government cut in funding for specialized school programs, saying the move was done without proper research and consultation and will affect marginalized students.

New impaired driving rules will mean fewer roadside deaths, MADD Canada predicts Ron Taverner staying with Toronto police despite appointment as OPP chief — for now Man dead after industrial incident in Scarborough, paramedics say Bye-bye buck a beer? Just 1 company left selling $1 bottles Boy, 7, seriously injured after falling over railing at school Ford government tables bill to prevent strike by Power Workers' Union

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Police helicopter video shows alleged 'street racers' in Pickering and high-speed pursuit | Sex-ed consult website flooded by 'certain groups' who may have skewed results: Ford | 2 people seriously injured in Rexdale stabbing | Integrity watchdog confirms probe into appointment of Ron Taverner as Ontario's top cop

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Police helicopter video shows alleged 'street racers' in Pickering and high-speed pursuit Tue, 18 Dec 2018 19:21:55 EST Police have released a video of suspected "street racers" in Pickering, Ont., that led officers on a high-speed chase and resulted in a 24-year-old man being charged with dangerous driving over the weekend.

Sex-ed consult website flooded by 'certain groups' who may have skewed results: Ford Tue, 18 Dec 2018 15:44:01 EST Ontario Premier Doug Ford is suggesting the results of an online consultation on sex education were skewed by "certain groups" in the early stages of the process.

2 people seriously injured in Rexdale stabbing Tue, 18 Dec 2018 19:46:43 EST Two people are seriously injured after being stabbed multiple times in Toronto's Rexdale area early Tuesday evening.

Integrity watchdog confirms probe into appointment of Ron Taverner as Ontario's top cop Tue, 18 Dec 2018 11:45:59 EST Ontario's integrity commissioner confirmed Tuesday he is conducting an inquiry into the appointment of Toronto police Supt. Ron Taverner as the next OPP commissioner following a request by an NDP member about Premier Doug Ford.

Police ID man fatally shot in SUV outside North York apartment building 'Very serious' gas leak in Yorkville, police say Toronto school board says layoffs coming after province cuts $25M in funding Dellen Millard sentenced to another 25 years behind bars for father's murder 'An amazing Christmas gift:' 6-month-old hears for first time These massive pieces of art to be auctioned off for charity

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Toronto police lay new charges, arrest 7th student in St. Michael's College School investigation | At-risk youth program cut by province helped build life skills, student says | Canadian convicted of terrorism in U.S. gets 40 years in prison | Police investigating possible drive-by shooting outside North York elementary school

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Toronto police lay new charges, arrest 7th student in St. Michael's College School investigation Wed, 19 Dec 2018 06:31:37 EST Toronto police have laid new charges, arrested a seventh student, and rearrested four others in connection to allegations of sexual assault and assault at St. Michael's College School.

At-risk youth program cut by province helped build life skills, student says Wed, 19 Dec 2018 18:34:37 EST An alumnus of an school program for at-risk youth says he feels bad other students won’t get the same opportunity to excel as he has after the Ford government recently slashed its funding.

Canadian convicted of terrorism in U.S. gets 40 years in prison Wed, 19 Dec 2018 15:40:23 EST A Canadian man was sentenced to 40 years in federal prison on Wednesday for plotting to attack Times Square in New York and the city's subway.

Police investigating possible drive-by shooting outside North York elementary school Wed, 19 Dec 2018 15:32:56 EST Toronto police are investigating a possible drive-by shooting outside Firgrove Public School, where there are reports that a male was shot in front of the school.

Mental health crisis program in Peel uses unique approach to take pressure off 911 Case of measles confirmed in Burlington, but reach is as far as Niagara and Toronto Alleged impaired driver slams SUV into bus shelter, narrowly missing pedestrians He's too young to drive, but this Mississauga teen just flew a plane solo Ryerson pushes forward with law school despite funding setback, tough job prospects in the field Date set for inquest into fatal stage collapse at Radiohead show

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Etobicoke high school students surprise teacher with pair of Jordan sneakers | Jury examining opioid overdose calls on Ontario to declare public health emergency | This east-end creek has turned a strange colour, and residents want to know why | Toronto's record homicide year marked by 'senseless' violence, top investigator says

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Etobicoke high school students surprise teacher with pair of Jordan sneakers Thu, 20 Dec 2018 17:34:18 EST With Christmas less than a week away a group of high school students in the city's west end are going viral for getting into the spirit of giving. The 25 Grade 10 students put their money together to buy their teacher a pair of Nike Air Jordan sneakers.

Jury examining opioid overdose calls on Ontario to declare public health emergency Thu, 20 Dec 2018 16:46:41 EST A jury investigating the fatal overdose of a homeless man in Toronto has recommended that Ontario declare a public health emergency over the ongoing opioid crisis.

This east-end creek has turned a strange colour, and residents want to know why Thu, 20 Dec 2018 18:19:34 EST A section of Taylor-Massey Creek in Toronto’s east end has turned cloudy and green causing residents to question whether the waterway has been contaminated.

Toronto's record homicide year marked by 'senseless' violence, top investigator says Thu, 20 Dec 2018 04:00:00 EST Toronto's record-setting year for homicides was marked by "senseless" violence that has left police struggling to understand its root causes, a top investigator says.

Matthews, Marner reflect on 'nerve-racking' Nutcracker cameo Liberals lay out proposed rules for cannabis 'edibles' Police identify victim in King Street shooting death Feds will spend $7.1M to tackle youth gang violence in Toronto 'Black love has never been shown like this': Toronto actor Stephan James on his star-making role A year of wild weather: Environment Canada releases the Top 10 weather stories of 2018

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Richmond Hill councillor loses 90 days' pay over bullying complaint | Family asks OIPRD to investigate officer recorded making racist statements after arrest | Severe sensitivity to household chemicals leaves GTA man homeless for the holidays | Maple Valley? Torontonians aren't so sure about The Economist's new nickname for the city

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Richmond Hill councillor loses 90 days' pay over bullying complaint Fri, 21 Dec 2018 15:42:22 EST Richmond Hill councillor Karen Cilevitz has been docked 90 days' pay after an investigation by the town’s integrity commissioner found she had violated the part of the council’s code of conduct that forbids bullying and intimidation.

Family asks OIPRD to investigate officer recorded making racist statements after arrest Fri, 21 Dec 2018 19:19:50 EST Ontario's police watchdog has been asked to look into a Peel police officer who accidentally recorded himself making racist statements to a Mississauga, Ont., man.

Severe sensitivity to household chemicals leaves GTA man homeless for the holidays Fri, 21 Dec 2018 04:00:00 EST Oliver Zhang wants one thing for Christmas: a home he can actually live in. The Toronto-area IT professional, in his late 40s, suffers from a disorder known to the medical community as multiple chemical sensitivities/environmental sensitivities.

Maple Valley? Torontonians aren't so sure about The Economist's new nickname for the city Fri, 21 Dec 2018 12:58:36 EST Have you ever heard Toronto referred to as Maple Valley?

Toronto police now say there have been 5 sexual assaults near York University Milton barn fire kills at least 5 horses, dozens more rescued in overnight effort Ford issues massive pickup truck recall due to fire risk Toronto school boards say layoffs coming after province cuts $25M in funding Group of alleged thieves treating LCBO stores 'like an ATM machine,' police warn Toronto charities see drop in donations following Canada Post strike

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Canada Post stamp prices to increase on Jan. 14 | Body believed to be that of missing Toronto woman found, police say | Toronto woman creates app that lands her spot on Forbes 30 Under 30, has big-name brands lining up | Degrassi alumni to reunite for 3-day convention in Toronto this summer

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Canada Post stamp prices to increase on Jan. 14 Mon, 24 Dec 2018 18:12:30 EST Starting Jan. 14, Canada Post says the cost for an individual stamp on a letter sent within Canada will be $1.05, instead of a loonie. Other increases for mail within the country range between a dime and 35 cents depending on the size of the letter.

Body believed to be that of missing Toronto woman found, police say Mon, 24 Dec 2018 13:28:10 EST Police have found a body in the area of Crothers Woods Trail, East York, believed to be that of missing hiker Stella Wong.

Toronto woman creates app that lands her spot on Forbes 30 Under 30, has big-name brands lining up Mon, 24 Dec 2018 12:03:37 EST Nadia Masri, a 28-year-old tech CEO from Toronto created an app that landed her a spot on Forbes 30 Under 30 year-end list, and has big-name brands lining up.

Degrassi alumni to reunite for 3-day convention in Toronto this summer Mon, 24 Dec 2018 14:48:53 EST A Degrassi alumnus is hosting a class reunion at a Toronto convention centre this summer so fans can indulge in their nostalgia for the original series.

What's open and closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day This family was taken in by 'angel' flight attendant — 35 years later, they want to thank her After serving 30 years of a 160 year sentence, Derek Twyman is 'clicking along' in Toronto 1 of 2 brothers charged in 14-year-old's homicide appears in Brampton court Romaine lettuce now safe to eat, Public Health Agency says Man smashes woman's stopped car with baseball bat during attempted carjacking: police

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Police escalate search for missing woman, 74, to 'highest level' | Toronto man, 41, dies in Brighton, Ont., collision | Toronto's mayor calls for 'respect and caring' in Christmas message | What's open and closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day

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Police escalate search for missing woman, 74, to 'highest level' Tue, 25 Dec 2018 15:53:35 EST Toronto police say they have brought in additional resources including marine and mounted units in the search for a missing woman.

Toronto man, 41, dies in Brighton, Ont., collision Tue, 25 Dec 2018 15:08:17 EST Provincial police say a Toronto man is dead after a single-vehicle collision in Brighton, Ont., on Christmas Day.

Toronto's mayor calls for 'respect and caring' in Christmas message Tue, 25 Dec 2018 09:51:22 EST "I hope [Christmas] reminds us of the need to protect and preserve our way of life to ensure we place respect and caring for one another first in a world increasingly beset by division," Tory said in a video.

What's open and closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day Mon, 24 Dec 2018 09:00:00 EST Here's a look at what will be open and closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.

2018 in pictures: Toronto's most memorable moments Canadian basketball bigger than ever in 2018 Police identify man, 33, shot to death on Christmas eve CBC News long reads of 2018 you shouldn't miss Space tech that feeds high-end diners in Toronto could help Canada's North Children are bearing the brunt of this year's flu season, health officials say

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3 seriously hurt after Toronto police vehicle collided with car in east end, SIU says | Toronto police seek public's help finding missing woman with Alzheimer's | Boy calls 911 after receiving snow pants as Christmas gift | 2 snowmobilers found dead after riding on Christmas near Apsley, Ont.

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3 seriously hurt after Toronto police vehicle collided with car in east end, SIU says Wed, 26 Dec 2018 16:26:06 EST Ontario's police watchdog is investigating a crash in Toronto's east end on Christmas night in which a police vehicle collided with a car, seriously injuring three people.

Toronto police seek public's help finding missing woman with Alzheimer's Wed, 26 Dec 2018 16:19:37 EST Shirley Lee was last seen Monday around 11 p.m. in the Guildwood Parkway and Livingston Road area. Police say Lee knocked on a random door in the neighborhood and asked the homeowner about one of her family members.

Boy calls 911 after receiving snow pants as Christmas gift Wed, 26 Dec 2018 17:02:49 EST Ontario Provincial Police say a seven-year-old boy called 911 to report his dissatisfaction with receiving snow pants as a Christmas gift.

2 snowmobilers found dead after riding on Christmas near Apsley, Ont. Wed, 26 Dec 2018 16:03:39 EST Provincial police say two people have died after they went out snowmobiling on Christmas near Apsley, Ont.

Vision Zero 'not working,' Mayor John Tory says in year-end conversation with CBC Toronto Finland's 'housing first' homelessness strategy could help ease Toronto's shelter crisis Hurt firefighter out of hospital after fire blackens unit, hallway Man in his 40s critically injured in Christmas night shooting 'A great way to get together': Food sort a holiday tradition for hundreds of volunteers PAL Toronto marks 25 years of providing a place for artists to retire in dignity

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Toronto marks 96th homicide as Rexdale triple shooting victim dies | Freezing rain headed to parts of GTA: Environment Canada | New trial ordered for Toronto-area man convicted in deadly street fight | Port Colborne man charged in connection with sexual assaults against 2 children

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Toronto marks 96th homicide as Rexdale triple shooting victim dies Thu, 27 Dec 2018 18:19:01 EST A man who was shot and injured while sitting in a vehicle on Friday in Rexdale has died, Toronto police say.

Freezing rain headed to parts of GTA: Environment Canada Thu, 27 Dec 2018 17:23:37 EST A brief period of freezing rain is possible Thursday night for Brampton and parts of northern Toronto, Environment Canada says.

New trial ordered for Toronto-area man convicted in deadly street fight Thu, 27 Dec 2018 16:24:44 EST A new trial has been ordered for a Toronto-area man convicted in a fatal stabbing after Ontario's highest court found the trial judge erred in ruling that his confession was voluntary.

Port Colborne man charged in connection with sexual assaults against 2 children Thu, 27 Dec 2018 17:07:32 EST York Regional Police say a 59-year-old Port Colborne man has been charged in connection with sexual assaults against two children.

Toronto police chief calls 2018 'a year like no other' as fatalities set record Peel Regional Police announces interim chief to replace Jennifer Evans SIU investigates Mississauga crash that sent officer, 2 men to hospital Teen seriously injured in Driftwood shooting Eat Smart Salad Shake Ups recalled in 5 provinces over Listeria fears Gasoline prices in most of Canada set to experience 'extreme volatility'

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2 pedestrians injured after collision in Scarborough | First openly gay man to legally adopt in Canada hopes new memoir will boost adoptions | Caledon man facing 1st-degree murder charge in death of Thornhill teen | Suspect in alleged sex assaults near York University facing two new charges

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2 pedestrians injured after collision in Scarborough Fri, 28 Dec 2018 16:40:57 EST Two pedestrians have been hurt after being struck by a vehicle in Scarborough late Friday afternoon, police say.

First openly gay man to legally adopt in Canada hopes new memoir will boost adoptions Fri, 28 Dec 2018 11:46:24 EST In 1998 David McKinstry became the first openly gay man to legally adopt a child in Canada. He is now the father of two men, but to get there he went through what he describes as an “onerous” journey.

Caledon man facing 1st-degree murder charge in death of Thornhill teen Fri, 28 Dec 2018 17:43:21 EST Ontario Provincial Police say they've arrested and charged a Caledon man in the death of a Thornhill teen.

Suspect in alleged sex assaults near York University facing two new charges Fri, 28 Dec 2018 13:05:38 EST The suspect charged in a string of alleged sexual assaults near York University is facing two new charges after another woman came forward on Boxing Day.

Boy, 17, charged in shooting investigation near Jane and Finch York police announce new 'RIDEshare' service for impaired drivers ahead of New Year's Eve Mentally disabled man anxious about Presto after transit card problems nearly left him stranded

Port Colborne man charged in connection with sexual assaults against 2 children

Police name suspect in Scarborough Christmas Day shooting Halton police looking for 3 suspects after 'large sum of money' stolen from Milton home

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Toronto homicide squad being revamped under new leader after tough year | Lots of rain expected as Torontonians ring in the New Year | Taquisha McKitty, woman at centre of life-support battle, has died | Police issue warning against impaired driving ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations

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Toronto homicide squad being revamped under new leader after tough year Mon, 31 Dec 2018 15:34:46 EST Heading into 2019, however, the team's new leader is revamping the unit by bringing in more members and launching a video analysis unit in an effort to solve more cases faster

Lots of rain expected as Torontonians ring in the New Year Mon, 31 Dec 2018 15:54:22 EST Environment Canada issued a special weather statement around 2:15 p.m. Monday warning of up to 25mm of rain in some areas of the city.

Taquisha McKitty, woman at centre of life-support battle, has died Mon, 31 Dec 2018 13:20:07 EST A woman at the centre of a legal battle in Ontario over how to define death died Monday morning after an "irreversible cessation of her heartbeat" while she was on life-support.

Police issue warning against impaired driving ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations Mon, 31 Dec 2018 13:46:10 EST Ontario Provincial Police are warning people that extra officers will be out patrolling the streets to intercept impaired drivers during and after New Year's Eve celebrations.

Councillors share New Year's resolutions for the city, from building housing to balancing budgets York police looking for 5 suspects in armed robbery at Markham mall Ontario government concludes consultation on provincial education system Man accused of killing Tess Richey appears in court Peel police seek suspect in sexual assault and robbery at Mississauga park Toronto pilot project takes aim at South Asian teens at risk of diabetes