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FIFA lawyers demand Toronto pot shop to stop selling bong resembling World Cup trophy

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TORONTO — A Toronto cannabis shop selling bongs that resemble the World Cup trophy has been given a red card

New UFO files describe spinning discs, glowing orbs and one object shaped like a potato

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WASHINGTON (AP) — One was a rotating disc that sent out beams of light. Another was a shining red orb

Suspect wanted for assault, yelling anti-Black slurs at person onboard TTC streetcar: police

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Toronto police officers say they’re looking for a suspect accused of assault and yelling anti-Black slurs toward a victim earlier

Toys “R” Us Canada reaches three deals to sell assets, one with current owner

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TORONTO — Two months after putting itself up for sale to help pay off its millions in debt, Toys “R”

Fans from Germany charged with assaulting Toronto police officers during FIFA World Cup match

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Two men were arrested at Toronto Stadium on Friday during a FIFA World Cup match between Canada and Bosnia and

Moment of silence held for 2 fallen officers at Friday’s Toronto Blue Jays game

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A moment of silence was held at the Rogers Centre in Toronto on Friday night for two fallen officers who

Larin’s late goal rallies Canada to 1-1 draw with Bosnia-Herzegovina in World Cup opener

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Cyle Larin scored the equalizer in the 78th minute to help Canada earn its first-ever point at the FIFA World

Air Canada announces new 4-year agreement with customer service employees

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MONTREAL — Air Canada says its customer service employees have ratified a new collective bargaining agreement. The agreement with Unifor

King Charles appoints actor Helen Mirren to a select group in his birthday honors list

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LONDON (AP) — Helen Mirren, one of the world’s most acclaimed actors, was added Friday to a very select group