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Kingston Could Join High-Speed Rail Network
The federal government is considering a new route for Canada's first high-speed rail line that would potentially include a stop in...
Toronto Siblings Win $75M Lotto Max Jackpot
Jonathan and Mylene became the first brother-sister duo in OLG history to claim a major jackpot from the March 3 draw.
Senegal faces Iraq in Toronto Friday as World Cup energy peaks
African teams are dominating the city's vibe during the tournament. Ghana and Ivory Coast have already played at Toronto Stadium; more...
12 queer couples tying the knot during Pride weekend
The Pop-Up Chapel Co. is hosting fully produced weddings June 27 and 28 at The Sutton Place Hotel, part of a celebration that drew over...
Man stabbed near St. James Park, suspect at large
Police searching for white male after victim, 40s, taken to hospital with serious injuries near Church and Adelaide streets.
CN Tower turns 50 with a lookalike costume contest
Wygo is hosting a contest Friday, June 26 at the tower's base. Winner gets cash and bragging rights for the most creative costume.
Ontario's FOI overhaul keeps Ford's calendar secret
New law shields premier, cabinet, and staff from disclosure requests. Experts say the secrecy could undermine public trust in the...
Three Peel officers disciplined over promotional process breaches
Peel Regional Police say three members were denied promotions and internally disciplined after receiving or sharing confidential...
Did Ford government edit Ford Fest photo to hide protesters?
CBC analysis finds PC MPPs' photo was edited to make OPSEU members in purple shirts appear blue, obscuring the protests.
Protesters drown out Ford at Scarborough campaign event
OPSEU workers in purple shirts disrupted Ford Fest on Friday, chanting over the premier's speech as he defended provincial spending cuts.
Toronto nonprofits push for doubled land trust funding ahead of October election
Community land trusts are calling on city council to boost the municipal acquisition program from $100 million to $200 million to...
Council debates cheaper ferries, pedestrian streets this week
Toronto city council meets Wednesday through Friday, with motions on island ferry fares, honouring slain officer Marc Pinizzotto, and...
