3 charged in GTA carjacking involved in North York TTC bus crash

The Toronto Police Service (TPS) says three people arrested in a series of home invasions and a carjacking are connected to a crash this week that involved the stolen vehicle

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Hennessy Workers In France Strike Over Bottling Brandy In China

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Hennessy, the world’s largest producer of cognac, now finds itself in the middle of a trade dispute that sparked a

A new petition started by Swifties is taking on 'outrageous' ticket resale prices

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Kitchener mom Melanie Hains was devastated when her family missed out on the initial ticket sales to see Taylor Swift’s

Northvolt says Quebec battery plant will proceed despite bankruptcy filing

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MONTREAL - Northvolt AB is filing for bankruptcy protection in the United States, but says the move will not jeopardize

Quebec auditor general says school system failing Indigenous students

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MONTREAL - Quebec’s auditor general says the province has taken little action in the past two decades to help Indigenous

City of Toronto updates traffic closures for remaining Taylor Swift Eras Tour concerts

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The City of Toronto has updated its traffic closures for the remaining Taylor Swift Eras Tour concerts in response to

Travis Scott To Headline Coachella 2025

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Source: Emma McIntyre / Getty Years after Coachella removed Travis Scott from their lineup due to the tragic events of

Simone Biles to join Snoop Dogg as a guest mentor for an episode on NBC's 'The Voice'

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Snoop Dogg and Simone Biles turned their Olympic bond from this summer’s Paris Games into a

Alberta forecasts $4.6-billion surplus in budget update, but braces for uncertainty

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EDMONTON - The Alberta government is forecasting a $4.6-billion surplus this fiscal year, but Finance Minister Nate Horner says Alberta’s

Retail industry praises GST holiday but says they may be ‘laborious’ for some

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Retail organizations are applauding a move to temporarily stop charging the federal sales tax on many items, but say the