Subway service resumes on TTC’s Line 2 after three hour suspension

Subway service has resumed on a portion of Line 2 between Jane and Ossington stations following a more than three-hour delay due to an injury on the tracks. Toronto police

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Warner Bros. to take the stage at CinemaCon as filmmakers oppose Paramount acquisition

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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Fresh off best picture, best actor and best director wins at the Oscars last month, Warner

Ontario will give marks for attending class in move minister says came from teachers

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The Ford government says a plan to give students a portion of their grade for showing up to class was

Church-Wellesley Village proposing pedestrian-friendly space over the summer

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Pedestrians may be taking over the heart of Church and Wellesley Village if a new proposal is approved by Toronto

The Walt Disney Co. begins laying off 1,000 employees

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NEW YORK (AP) — The Walt Disney Co. on Tuesday began layoffs expected to lead to 1,000 job cuts across

Air Canada unveils new long-haul cabins with lie-flat seats, 'comfort' upgrades. Here's what they'll look like

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Air Canada is giving its long-haul cabins a major facelift, including new lie-flat seats, larger entertainment screens and other features,

City councillor pushing for study on impact of Billy Bishop Airport expansion on future housing

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As Premier Doug Ford’s government eyes a takeover of Billy Bishop Airport and expansion of the runway to eventually allow

T.I.’s Son King Harris Arrested In Georgia Following Traffic Stop

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Source: Nykieria Chaney / Getty King Harris, the son of T.I, was arrested in Georgia this past weekend, according to

Hamilton restaurant temporarily closed due to salmonella outbreak: public health

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HAMILTON - A Hamilton restaurant has been temporarily shuttered as public health officials investigate an outbreak of salmonella that has

CBSA launches probe into possible dumping of Chinese plywood

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OTTAWA - The Canada Border Services Agency has launched a probe to determine if plywood is being subsidized or sold