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TTC employees no longer have to take random drug and alcohol tests, arbitrator says

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TTC employees will no longer have to take random drug and alcohol tests starting Monday.  An arbitrator with the Ontario

Cost of storing banned U.S. booze in Ontario reaches $8 million

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After yanking American booze off of Ontario liquor store shelves in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war, the

Three taken to hospital in serious condition after west-end collision

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Three people were taken to hospital in serious condition following a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Flewellyn and Ormrod

Police investigate the death of South Africa World Cup soccer player Jayden Adams

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CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — Police said Monday they are investigating the death of South Africa World Cup soccer

Who is Darline Graham Nordone, Sen. Lindsey Graham’s sister?

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Darline Graham Nordone, who was appointed to serve the remaining months of the Senate term that

OCDSB to march in Capital Pride after reversing decision

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“I’m really glad that folks involved with the OCDSB, whether it be students, staff, however they engage, that folks will

Carney shuffles PMO as aide leaves to run in B.C. byelection

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Prime Minister Mark Carney is shifting around some of the senior advisers in his office in a series of moves

Emergency manager apologizes for surprise Bluesfest fireworks

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Ottawa’s general manager of Emergency and Protective Services is apologizing after the city’s unannounced Canada Day fireworks display during Bluesfest

Former Manitoba MP charged after 439 firearms, antique cannon seized by police

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A former federal politician in Manitoba is facing charges after police say a stockpile of weapons, including an antique cannon,