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New and colourful ‘Vendor Village’ comes to the ByWard Market

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For Nina Pacari, who owns Andes Art, a small family business specializing in hand-crafted items from South America, said though

EV sales jump in March as federal rebates return, though market share up slightly

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OTTAWA — Sales of new electric vehicles jumped in March as Canadian took advantage of the long-awaited return of federal

Maple Leafs make more front office changes, parting ways with assistant GMs

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The Toronto Maple Leafs continue reshaping their front office under general manager John Chayka, with one of the organization’s longest-serving executives moving

Toronto, GTA experiencing first hot spell of the season

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Toronto and southern Ontario are in for an early taste of summer for the next few days.  Environment and Climate

Lab tests confirm first case of hantavirus in Canada

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Canada has its first confirmed case of hantavirus. The Public Health Agency of Canada says one of the four Canadians

Report: Canada’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wins second consecutive NBA MVP

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has joined Steve Nash in the pantheon of Canadian basketball players. The Oklahoma City Thunder guard has won the NBA’s Most

Drone strike sparks fire on the edge of the UAE’s nuclear power plant in latest blow to Iran truce

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A drone strike targeted the United Arab Emirates’ sole nuclear power plant on Sunday,

Experts warning of a bad mosquito season ahead

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With mosquito season around the corner, experts are warning it could be more intense than in prior years. A chilly,

Man killed in early morning Etobicoke stabbing, suspect in custody

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A man in his 30s is dead following an early morning stabbing in Etobicoke. Toronto police were called to an