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Young person killed after pedestrian struck on Hwy. 401 in Scarborough

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A young person from Toronto has died after being struck by a vehicle on Highway 401 in Scarborough late Thursday

1 arrested for impaired driving after McLaren crashes near Casa Loma, 2 injured

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A late‑night crash involving a high‑end sports car sent two people to the hospital and led to an impaired driving

Cold snap set to end Toronto’s spring warmth, temperatures plunging to single digits by Sunday

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Toronto’s stretch of mild, almost early‑summer warmth is about to come to an abrupt halt, with a sharp temperature drop

Oshawa aiming to expand its auto industry into defence amid General Motors layoffs

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Oshawa’s General Motors plant was once one of the largest in the world and one of the city’s largest employers.

She felt love in Canada as a refugee. As a doctor, she’s losing hope for newcomers

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Unwanted. Uncared for. Unloved. Those were the cornerstones of what Parisa Rezaiefar had felt before eventually leaving her country in

Public funds don’t make Catholic hospitals ‘government actors’: lawyer in MAID case

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VANCOUVER — Providing medical assistance in dying at a Catholic hospital would go against religious doctrine and be a “scandalous”

Federal government must pay ‘close attention’ to service delivery in both English and French, new language commissioner says

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“From my read of my predecessor’s assessment of this situation within the public service, there is a need for greater

AI content should be labelled, heritage committee says

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OTTAWA — The government should require that content generated by artificial intelligence be clearly labelled, a House of Commons committee

Canadian bishops speak out amid Trump’s spat with Pope Leo XIV over Middle East

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A group representing Catholic bishops across Canada is speaking out against using images of Christ for political rhetoric after U.S.