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‘I like to walk’: Japanese man traverses Canada purely for the joy of it

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For Nobuaki Okumura, happiness can be a borrowed Habs jersey, making friends with total strangers, or a well-earned meal after

Stellantis signs MOU with Roshel on potential sale of Brampton plant as talks with union break down

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Automaker Stellantis says it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Canadian armoured ⁠vehicle ​maker Roshel on a potential sale

Toronto man charged in west end hit-and-run that seriously injured woman

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A 52-year-old man is facing several charges after a woman was seriously injured in a hit-and-run in the city’s west

Blue Jays playoff hopes take a hit as rally falls short in loss to Orioles

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Dylan Beavers hit a leadoff homer and the Baltimore Orioles tacked on five more runs in the second inning en

How Canada’s military and first responders supported the U.S. months and years after 9/11

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As many mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in the United States, the solemn occasion also comes almost

Toronto removing waterfront driftwood sculptures created by local artist

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Damian Agostini is a Toronto artist who creates large sculptures from driftwood he finds along the waterfront near the Humber

Brampton man charged after several attempted carjackings, stabbing

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A 27-year-old Brampton man is facing half a dozen charges in connection with a series of attempted carjackings and a

Niagara police officer accused of impaired driving, fleeing traffic stop before crash

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Police in Niagara Region say they have charged one of their own officers with impaired driving after he allegedly fled

uOttawa teaching professors vote ‘overwhelmingly’ for strike mandate

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More than 860 members of the University of Ottawa ’s teaching professors’ association have cast ballots in favour of a