Toronto man, 31, accused of assaulting unknown woman

Authorities have arrested and charged a 31-year-old Toronto man in connection with an aggravated assault investigation. Police were called to the city’s Wychwood neighbourhood on January 22 after a woman

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Federal officers shot another person in Minneapolis amid immigration crackdown, governor says

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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Federal officers have shot another person in Minneapolis amid the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, Gov. Tim Walz

Arctic cold front enters Day 2 in capital

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Frostbite warnings continue to be in effect in the capital Saturday as a massive cold front entered its second full

Police investigate after man shows up with gunshot wound at North York hospital

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Toronto police are investigating the circumstances of an overnight shooting in North York. Investigators say a man in his 20s

Trump threatens 100 per cent tariffs on Canada over China deal

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U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening to impose 100 per cent tariffs on Canada if it goes through with a

China’s envoy says Beijing, Ottawa ‘eye to eye’ on supporting Greenland

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OTTAWA — China’s envoy to Canada says the two countries “see eye to eye” on the need to support Greenland’s

Winter storm warning as Toronto braces for up to 30 cm of snow Sunday

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A winter storm and cold warning remain in effect for Toronto and all of southern Ontario on Saturday. Environment Canada

Deachman: Ottawa is really bad at throwing parties

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Either way, the 13-event lineup presented by Ottawa Tourism is a series of modest experiences spread throughout the year, with

Swiss court orders release on bail of bar owner in probe of fatal New Year’s fire

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A court on Friday ordered the release on bail of one of the owners of the Swiss bar where a

Conservatives prepare for national convention, anniversary of Harper’s historic win

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OTTAWA — On the morning of Jan. 24, 2006, newspapers across the Prairies spread the word with headlines like, “The