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After the theft of 3 Renoir paintings from a French museum, here’s a look at other famous heists

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PARIS (AP) — Thieves hit the Renoir Museum on the French Riviera and made off with four valuable works by

Crews douse vehicle fire at Brampton home

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Crews doused a vehicle fire at a home in Brampton on Tuesday. The Peel Regional Police Service (PRPS) tells CityNews

Mid-week storm, heavy rain on the way for Toronto, GTA

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Wet weather is making a comeback just a week after Toronto and the GTA saw a torrential summer downpour that

Brampton man charged in April hit‑and‑run that left pedestrian with life-threatening injuries

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Peel Regional Police (PRP) investigators have charged a Brampton man after a hit‑and‑run earlier this spring left a 28-year-old pedestrian

No subway service on stretch of TTC’s Line 2 due to ‘injury on the tracks’

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The TTC says trains are not running on a stretch of Line 2 due to an “injury on the tracks.”

UK government says France and Canada will join it in banning goods from Israeli West Bank settlements

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The U.K. government said Tuesday that it’s banning trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, where it says “settler terrorists”

How economic hardship increases gender-based violence

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Numerous studies point to how times of economic hardship can lead to increased domestic violence, financial abuse, and gender-based violence.

‘Miss her tremendously’: Mother reflects on daughter lost in Dawson College shooting in Montreal 20 years later

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Twenty years after the Dawson College shooting, Louise De Sousa still speaks to her daughter every day. “You know, you

System failure shuts down Line 6 Finch West to Humber College

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Commuters on Line 6 Finch West are facing significant delays Tuesday morning after the TTC announced a full shutdown of