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Canadian men’s hockey team shuts out Czechia in Olympic opener

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Team Canada sure looked like its dominant self for its first game of the Winter Olympics in Milan. Playing with

Courtney Sarault wins bronze in women’s 500m short track speedskating

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A great final lap by Canada’s Courtney Sarault led to an Olympic bronze medal. The Canadian short-track speedskater finished third

BC RCMP confirms identities of Tumbler Ridge mass shooting victims

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The BC RCMP has released the names of the eight victims of the Tumbler Ridge shooting on Tuesday. The six

GST credit top-up coming in spring after bill fast-tracked in Parliament

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OTTAWA — Canadians who receive the GST benefit will get a one-time top up payment this spring after parliamentarians fast-tracked

Extortion threats prompting families in Peel Region to leave Canada

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It’s a crime that’s hitting specific populations and pockets of our nation, relentlessly. Extortion attempts and acts, including drive-by shootings,

Mississauga man arrested in fatal hit-and-run last month

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A 26-year-old man is facing charges in connection with a fatal hit-and-run in Mississauga last month. Police in Peel Region

Stepping away from Blue Jays a ‘bad decision,’ Jose Berrios says

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Jose Berrios understands he could’ve handled things a little bit differently at the end of the 2025 season. Speaking to

Toronto auditor general report on fraud and waste hotline highlights millions in losses, prevented costs

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A new report out of Toronto city hall is raising concerns after several instances of alleged fraud and prevented costs

O-Train east extension delayed by train availability, axle issues

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“I don’t know if we can have 21 days of solid testing right now with the existing line, let alone