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Ottawa’s two remaining supervised consumption sites to close in June

By News Room

The heads of Ottawa’s two remaining supervised consumption sites are asking the Ontario government to reconsider its decision to withdraw

TPA president wants public apology from judge after OPP investigation exonerates officers of collusion

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A Superior Court judge should publicly apologize to three Toronto police officers after she accused them of potentially lying under

Vaughan home invasion caught on video; homeowner opens fire

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York Regional Police (YRP) have released video of a violent home invasion in Vaughan that ended with one suspect shot

Convicted child killer granted 3 unescorted temporary absences

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A man convicted of sexually assaulting and killing a 14-year-old Scarborough boy 40 years ago has been approved for two

More rain for B.C. in latest atmospheric river event after more than 100mm dumped

By News Room

VANCOUVER — More heavy rain is in the forecast for British Columbia’s coastal regions as a series of atmospheric rivers

Strong winds easing across GTA ahead of seasonable weather to welcome spring

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After a blustery night across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), meteorologists say strong winds are starting to ease across the

Third person dies after Saturday high-rise fire in Centretown

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Three people were found unconscious in an apartment, according to Ottawa Fire Services. One person was declared dead a the

‘Out of hand’: New survey finds two‑thirds of Canadians want to abolish tipping culture

By News Room

A growing number of Canadians say they’ve had enough of tipping, and a new national survey suggests the country may

2 men seriously injured in stabbing inside Bloor–Yonge subway station; arrest made

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Toronto police are investigating after two men, one of whom is in custody, were seriously injured in a stabbing late