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Toronto island airport expansion killed by ‘fringe group,’ Ontario minister says

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Ottawa gave in to the demands of a “fringe group” when it rejected a pitch to expand Toronto’s island airport,

Local BIA pulls sponsorship for Salsa on St. Clair citing ‘decline in support’ for festival

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The Hillcrest Village BIA has pulled its sponsorship for Salsa on St. Clair citing a “decline in supprt” for the

Ottawa rideshare driver charged with sexual assault

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An Ottawa rideshare driver has been charged with sexual assault, according to Ottawa police. Mohamed Laarous, 36, was arrested and

Federal government launches expanded online passport renewal service

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Immigration Minister Lena Diab says that, starting today, online passport renewal is open to all eligible Canadian adults. To qualify,

Possible shooting in Gatineau under investigation

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On July 28, Gatineau police were called to Dollard-des-Ormeaux Street in Hull to investigate a possible shooting, said Const. Patrick

Driver in stolen U-Haul strikes 3 Hamilton police cruisers before crashing into building: Hamilton police

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Hamilton police investigators say a 54-year-old man crashed a stolen U-Haul truck into several police cruisers, and a building, during

Halton police announce largest human trafficking case in its history, 9 suspects face 85 charges

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The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) has announced the results of the largest human trafficking case in the force’s history

LeBlanc heading back to Washington after Trump threatens new tariffs

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WASHINGTON — Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc is set to travel to Washington this week after United States President Donald

Investigators find apparent claim of responsibility after Berlin Pride attack

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BERLIN (AP) — Investigators have found what appears to be a claim of responsibility by the suspect in the fatal