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Officer, suspect injured as Peel police arrest 2 in early‑morning investigation in Rexdale

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Peel Regional Police (PRP) say two suspects were arrested and several others fled on foot after an early‑morning criminal investigation

Toronto police to update public on arrests in distracted robbery probe

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Toronto police will hold a briefing on Monday afternoon, during which Superintendent Ron Taverner will announce arrests tied to an

The massive Rideau sinkhole was 10 years ago. It changed one man’s life.

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Paul Charette had just finished a locksmithing job at the Rideau Centre and was returning to the van he’d parked

Canada gets a new governor general

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Louise Arbour, a former lawyer, Supreme Court Justice, and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, is being inducted as Canada’s

Maple Leafs plan to interview Joe Pavelski for head coach vacancy

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From Sunday’s 32 Thoughts podcast: out of nowhere, an unexpected name surfaces in Toronto’s coaching search — Joe Pavelski. According to multiple sources,

Alex Nylander scores OT winner to send Toronto Marlies to Calder Cup Finals

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The Toronto Marlies are four wins from an AHL championship. Alex Nylander scored the overtime winner in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference

Company calling on Canadian government to keep Asterix resupply ship

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The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) originally had three replenishment ships of its own, but those were taken out of service

Vancouver tops, Toronto No. 3 on Sports Illustrated World Cup host city rankings

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VANCOUVER — Sports Illustrated magazine says Vancouver is the best of 16 cities hosting World Cup matches, citing transportation, walkability

Psychiatrist Robert Coles, Pulitzer Prize-winning author who championed needs of children, dies

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Harvard University professor Robert Coles, the psychiatrist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author who championed the cause of children grappling with poverty