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Nate Erskine-Smith joins Beaches—East York race before Toronto election filing deadline

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A few months after a failed attempt to run for the Ontario Liberal Party in a Scarborough byelection, former federal

Third set of human remains uncovered at Smiths Falls property

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Police have located a third set of human remains on a densely wooded property outside of Smiths Falls. The remains

Third missing man’s remains found on Smiths Falls property

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The remains of another missing man from the Smiths Falls area were found on a rural property near the town

Ottawa police Det. Helen Grus demoted two years for ‘serious’ misconduct

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“It will be entirely up to Det. Grus on how she will proceed with the remainder of her career with

Second Southern Georgian Bay OPP officer charged with sexual assault this week

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Ontario’s police watchdog says a provincial police officer was arrested and charged with sexual assault, a day after another officer

What to know about Legionnaires’ disease as Toronto Public Health probes recent outbreak

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Outbreaks of Legionnaires’ disease are not very common, infectious diseases specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch told CityNews on Tuesday, but even

Most Canadians oppose concessions in Canada-U.S. trade negotiations: poll

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A new Leger poll suggests Canadians want the federal government to be tougher in trade negotiations with the United States.

‘Heated Rivalry’ author Rachel Reid gives $300,000 to keep Nova Scotia libraries open

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HALIFAX — The Nova Scotia author whose romance books inspired the wildly popular “Heated Rivalry” TV series has donated $300,000