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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

1 injured in Jane and Finch shooting

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One man is recovering in hospital after being shot in North York on Friday afternoon. Toronto police were called to

Bruyère workers rally in bid to force Ottawa hospital to reverse job cuts

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Douglas Currier, president of CUPE 4540 and a registered practical nurse of 30 years, said the cuts had directly impacted

Chow vows weekly cap on TTC fares after 10 rides if re-elected

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TTC fare-capping went into effect in September, with riders paying for no more than 47 rides per month. On Friday,

Gordie Howe bridge saw more than 270k crossings in its first full month: StatCan

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Statistics Canada says the newly opened Gordie Howe International Bridge has seen more than 270,000 crossings in its first full

‘I thought we were done’: Former MP recalls witnessing WTC south tower collapse while working in NYC on 9/11

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Former Member of Parliament Francesco Sorbara stands in front of his Woodbridge home clutching a black backpack covered in soot.

13-year-old boy facing weapons charges after incident at Ajax hotel

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Durham Regional Police have arrested and charged a 13-year-old boy following an investigation at an Ajax hotel on Wednesday. Police

Why election signs popped up overnight for the 2026 municipal campaign

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Ashiri says orchestrating an overnight political campaign, as thrilling as it can be, requires a great deal of organization and

Report: Clippers face criminal investigation for Kawhi Leonard contracts; Raptors trade still on hold

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The Los Angeles Clippers could be dealing with more than just punishment from the NBA for the Kawhi Leonard salary-cap circumvention scandal. The U.S.