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Toronto will add 200 officers to night shift to curb shootings
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| Updated | 2025-03-01 15:45 |
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Eastgate Square owner representatives say the mall is mulling over options for the former Sears site.
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Police have not provided any further information on what the vague tweet is referring to.
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When the sun was young and faint and the Earth was barely formed, a gigantic black hole in a distant, brilliant galaxy spat out a powerful jet of radiation. That jet contained neutrinos — subatomic particles so tiny and difficult to detect they are nicknamed "ghost particles."
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Trudeau bills 10-year defence spending plan as answer to Trump spending call
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Toronto police increasing presence throughout city, particularly downtown
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Broad rally helps boost Toronto stock market, while U.S. market also moves up
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Black bear noshes on lunch inside surprised woman's minivan
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Crews are in the final phase of work to make the new Joyce Centre for Partnership and Innovation at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College ready for occupancy by the month’s end.
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Trudeau bills 10-year defence spending plan as answer to Trump spending call
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Boy was found on the ground outside apartment where his family lives on sixth floor
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The reunions in New York began Tuesday night and continued at a trickle Wednesday morning — a handful of families whose children were among the youngest of those separated at the border.
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Earlier this week, ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond were prisoners at the minimum-security federal prison on Terminal Island in the Los Angeles Harbor area, serving five-year sentences for arson.
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NATO holds emergency session as Trump presses on spending
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Celebrities, start kissing your Twitter followers goodbye.
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Chief Executive Officer Mayo Schmidt is taking “retirement†with a $400,000 lump sum, Hydro One said in a statement Wednesday.
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The old curriculum dates to 1998 while the modernized lesson plan covers areas such as same-sex relationships, gender identity, cyberbullying, and the dangers of sexting.
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President Donald Trump upended the NATO summit here Thursday by calling an emergency meeting of leaders and threatening that if all member countries do not immediately increase their defense spending commitments, the United States would go it alone, according to diplomats with knowledge of the private discussions.
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NATO holds emergency session as Trump presses on spending
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Hurricane Chris to make landfall in Newfoundland as post-tropical storm
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Recreational marijuana has been legal here in Washington state since 2014. Adults just a few miles away in Canada also will be able to legally buy and smoke marijuana for pleasure starting in October.
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McDonald's Canada says it will be the first Canadian company to acquire beef that is "certified sustainable" according to standards outlined by the Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (CRSB).
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Adult-film actress Stormy Daniels was arrested at a strip club in Columbus, Ohio, for allegedly allowing a patron to touch her while on stage in a "non-sexual manner," her lawyer, Michael Avenatti said early Thursday morning.
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As pre-election cabinet shuffle looms, Kirsty Duncan ready for anything
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Papa John's founder John Schnatter resigned as chair of the company's board Wednesday, hours after apologizing for using the N-word during a May conference call with a marketing agency.
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It’s one of the most ambitious housing developments ever proposed for Hamilton Mountain.
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The new owners of 1914 movie theatre planning to have the doors open by fall
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Elizabeth Marck is accused of stealing $1 million from CUPE Local 786 between January 2010 and March 2017
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Hamilton police are investigating after the sudden death of a child at an apartment building.
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Ontario schools will go back to teaching the same sex-ed curriculum they did in the late 1990s this fall after the province’s new government announced Wednesday it was revoking an updated version brought in by the previous regime.
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Ontario government to lay out road map for province in first throne speech
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Police in Hamilton investigating 'sudden death' of child
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CRTC levies fines against two companies under Canada's anti-spam law
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McDonald's Canada to start buying 'sustainable' beef
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Half of pediatricians surveyed say their young patients have used cannabis
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Toronto police seek first-degree murder suspect in downtown shooting of two men
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It was midway through a discussion about the state of his university’s pool that McMaster director of athletics Glen Grunwald mentioned the two people who drowned there this week.
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A city committee has approved a $784,074 brownfield remediation grant to a developer who is building new quarters for Coppley Apparel on MacNab Street North.
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The Steel City Patriots of the Northern Football Conference are asking fans to bring non-perishable foods to the Purolator display at their game Saturday, July 14, at 6 p.m. against Ottawa Sooners. Purolator’s Tackle Hunger program has delivered 12 million pounds of food to food banks. The Patriots play at Nelson Stadium, 4181 New St., Burlington.
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The latest Hamilton discoveries from creating an artificial placenta to unlocking the mystery of Huntington’s Disease
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Linda Frank’s new book of poetry, “Divided,†is reaching us only now, like light from a star, several years after its delivery.
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Passengers taking carry-on baggage hampered plane evacuation, TSB says
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— Film producers are returning to the site of a creepy haunted house set in Oshawa as they gear up to film Largo, the sequel to the blockbuster Stephen King horror film It.
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