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Federal government issues nearly 70,000 early-retirement notices to public servants

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The federal government has started issuing early-retirement notices to public servants as part of its effort to reduce the size

‘We’ll be ready’: Organizers confident in Canada’s plans to host FIFA World Cup

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With six months to go until the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off, tournament organizers in Canada say they’re proud

Standardized test results disappoint Ontario education minister

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EQAO results for Ontario were released on Wednesday, but those who wanted to see how a particular school board or

City of Toronto report on extreme heat relief for tenants during summer doesn’t cap temperatures

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As many tenants in apartments without air conditioning continue to suffer through summers with periods of extreme heat, a new

Youths wielding CEWs arrested in Billings Bridge attacks

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Ottawa police have arrested three youths following “hate-motivated” harassment and assaults involving conducted energy weapons (CEW) at Billings Bridge Station

Man facing almost 3 dozen charges following police chase in York Region

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A 29-year-old man is facing almost three dozen charges following a police chase in York Region last weekend. Police say

Driver in car crash tests almost twice legal alcohol limit

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The Ottawa Police Service said Wednesday that a “person in their 40s” involved in a crash earlier in the day

Elderly woman critically injured in Etobicoke house fire

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An elderly woman has been rushed to hospital after being critically injured in a house fire in Etobicoke on Wednesday

WB Hwy. 401 closed west of Cambridge after tow truck driver struck and killed by vehicle

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A tow truck driver has been struck and killed by a vehicle while helping a stranded motorist in the westbound