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Judge's ruling on Ontario encampment 'cockamamie,' Premier Doug Ford says

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Premier Doug Ford says an Ontario judge’s recent decision barring the Region of Waterloo from removing people from a homeless

Family of missing teen girl pleads for public’s help at one week mark since disappearance

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It’s been one week since 14-year-old Esther disappeared and her distraught family made a fresh appeal for the public’s help

This buzzy Queen West chef shares 13 Toronto restaurant favourites, including a hot pot hotspot

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“What I love most about our food scene is that so many people are doing what they want to do

A round of a-paws for ‘La Perra,’ winner of the Palm Dog award at Cannes

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CANNES, France (AP) — A round of a-paws for “La Perra,” winner of this year’s Palm Dog award at the

Slate Grocery REIT considering possible sale after unsolicited proposal

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TORONTO - Slate Grocery REIT says it has set up a special committee of independent trustees which is soliciting proposals

‘Racist crap’: Mayor Chow addresses online attacks targeting her race, accent and work ethic

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Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is speaking out about online “trolls” who have been targeting her with “personal vicious attacks.” In

Road To The Roots Picnic: JAŸ-Z’s Long History With Philly Comes Full Circle

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Source: Bill McCay / GettyBefore JAŸ-Z became a billionaire mogul, stadium-selling superstar, and one of the greatest MCs to ever

Stephen Colbert signs off 'The Late Show' with Paul McCartney, surprise cameos — and an 'interdimensional wormhole'

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The final episode of CBS’s “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” aired Thursday night with a musical performance by pop

S&P/TSX slightly up in late-morning trading, U.S. markets rise

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index was up slightly while New York markets were also in positive territory late Friday