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Toronto man and Ajax woman charged in human trafficking investigation

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Toronto police have made two arrests connected to a human trafficking investigation that began in March in Toronto and Ajax

41 Canadian-linked victims and suspects potentially identified in international drug-facilitated sex assault networks investigation

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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) say they have potentially identified 41 Canadian-linked victims and perpetrators in a multinational initiative

As wildfires burn coast to coast, a look at what’s happening in affected provinces

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More than 930 fires were burning across Canada on Monday, the national wildland fire summary shows. Many blazes continued to

Unifor turns attention to Stellantis, General Motors after Ford members ratify deal

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TORONTO — The head of the union representing nearly 19,000 Canadian auto workers says she anticipates “challenging” talks ahead with

Thunderstorms to hit Toronto Tuesday as unsettled weather dominates early week

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Toronto is heading into a stormy stretch of midsummer weather, with forecasters warning of rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds on

Karate brown belt from Mississauga is heading to Ontario Summer Games

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It was back in 2023 when 12-year-old Jayden Jacome attended a Karate camp and since then Jayden has seen a

2 seriously injured after head‑on collision near Hwy. 407 in Whitby

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Two people were rushed to hospital with serious injuries after a head‑on crash in Whitby last week. Durham police say

Babcock’s in-service contract for Victoria subs extended 6 years

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The federal government has awarded Babcock Canada a six-year extension on its servicing contract for the Royal Canadian Navy’s Victoria-class

Bluesfest ends on a high note with Canadian rock royalty The Guess Who

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Burton Cummings, 78, and Randy Bachman, 82, may have lost a little jump in their step over the years, but