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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

‘King of the North’ Andy Burnham went from Manchester mayor to Britain’s new leader

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LONDON (AP) — It took Andy Burnham a long time to get to the top. He won’t have much time

Uber passenger suffers life‑threatening injuries after early-morning crash in Etobicoke

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Toronto police say a rideshare passenger is in critical condition after the Uber they were travelling in left the roadway

Pleasant weather, consistent crowds add up to Bluesfest success

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In a year when festivals around the world are paring down or going under, Ottawa Bluesfest has just wrapped up