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Why do Nepean neighbourhoods always seem to bear the brunt of extreme weather?

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Before Canada Day, Cole Fraser Jones said he’d never seen Nepean almost entirely submerged underwater. Less than an hour into

California Democrat calls for Canada to end U.S. alcohol restrictions

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WASHINGTON — A Democrat Senator from California wrote a letter to Premier Christine Fréchette asking Quebec to lift restrictions on

Madison Shipman to make Blue Jays history with broadcast debut

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There will be some history made in the Toronto Blue Jays booth on Friday night. Madison Shipman will make her

Trump admin responds to border wall lawsuit by waiving a law at the center of the case

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Two weeks after the Trump administration was sued over its plan for a border wall through the Big Bend region

1 person dead, 2 others seriously injured in North York shooting

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One person is dead and two others are fighting for their lives in hospital following a shooting in North York

Pedestrian seriously injured in Mississauga’s Port Credit neighbourhood

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A pedestrian was seriously injured Friday night after getting hit by a car in Mississauga’s Port Credit neighbourhood. Emergency crews

Church Street pedestrianization pilot project getting warm reviews from residents and businesses

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It’s been three weeks since a stretch of Toronto’s Village neighbourhood was closed to vehicle traffic and many people using

Canadian man wanted for U.S. crimes has been arrested in France

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VANCOUVER — A West Vancouver man named in an American indictment as part of a multipronged investigation into international organized

What do Bluesfest volunteers, in all their different coloured shirts, do?

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Bluesfest is filled with passionate, sweaty and oftentimes intoxicated music lovers. It’s also filled with many colourful shirt-wearing volunteers. How