‘No regrets’: Toronto councillor violated code of conduct, Integrity Commissioner says

Toronto’s Integrity Commissioner has found that comments made by a city councillor during a dispute with a constituent last year violated council’s code of conduct. The city watchdog investigated two

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Ex-UK Prime Minister Johnson calls on allies to send noncombat troops to Ukraine ahead of ceasefire

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LONDON (AP) — Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the U.K. and its European allies should immediately deploy noncombat

Canada’s Ivanie Blondin wins silver in Olympic speedskating mass start

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Ivanie Blondin is back in a familiar spot — which is a very good thing. The Canadian speedskater won silver

Canada’s Rachel Homan wins bronze in women’s curling

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Canada has defeated the United States 10-7 in a back-and-forth battle to win the bronze medal in women’s curling at

‘It’s bittersweet’: Toronto considering micro shelter pilot project to address homelessness

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A year ago, the City of Toronto didn’t want micro shelters on public property. Now, after another brutal winter season,

Crosby a game-time decision for gold medal game, Morrissey out

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Canada is holding out hope its captain can return for a much-anticipated showdown. Captain Sidney Crosby skated with the team

Ontario bars can serve alcohol early for Sunday’s gold medal hockey game, Ford says

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Bars and restaurants across Ontario will be able to welcome Olympic hockey fans with a breakfast beer or caesar starting

Cassie Sharpe won’t ski for a medal in women’s halfpipe final

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Former Olympic champion Cassie Sharpe will not take part in the final of the women’s ski halfpipe final on Saturday

More adults with developmental disabilities ending up in homeless shelters

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But, on a positive note, he also got treatment for psychosis, something previously undiagnosed. That has improved his life and

Police warn of growing danger as hundreds venture onto icy Toronto waterfront

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Toronto police say there is increased concern around the number of people walking out onto the ice near the city’s