East end power outage leaves approximately 30,000 customers in the dark

A large swath of the east end of the city has been plunged into darkness due to a power outage. According to Toronto Hydro, around 30,000 customers are without electricity

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East end power outage leaves approximately 30,000 customers in the dark

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A large swath of the east end of the city has been plunged into darkness due to a power outage.

Province determines Birla Carbon as 'primary source' of mysterious soot

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The province has determined that Birla Carbon was the primary source of the mysterious black soot that blanketed large swaths

Lawyer challenges Quebec's law ending manadatory oath of allegiance to the King

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QUÉBEC - A University of Ottawa law professor is challenging a 2022 Quebec law that made it optional for legislature

Game 1 of CEBL final between Winnipeg and Brampton cancelled due to wet playing surface

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The first game of the Canadian Elite Basketball League’s championship series has been called off due to unsafe playing conditions.

Kayaker without life-jacket rescued near Petrie Island

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It was later confirmed that the two kayakers had unintentionally drifted away from the beach while talking and did not

Apotex reports $38M net loss in first quarter after going public in June

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TORONTO - Apotex Health Corp. says it had a net loss of $38.3 million in its first quarter as its

New organization working to support Black politicians who face discrimination

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OTTAWA — A newly incorporated organization is working to support Black politicians across Canada as they continue to face challenges

Ottawa police report gun brandished in private sales on back-to-back days

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The investigation was continuing, and police asked anyone who was in the area between 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m., and

Linamar reports $183.1M second-quarter profit, up from $126.9M

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GUELPH - Linamar Corp. reported net earnings of $183.1 million during its second quarter, up from $126.9 million in the