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Investigation underway after man walks into North York hospital with a gunshot wound
Toronto police are investigating after a man showed up at North York General Hospital this morning with a gunshot wound. -
Residents, businesses want answers, support after Eglinton Crosstown line delayed indefinitely
After more than a decade of dusty, noisy construction, people who live and operate businesses along Toronto’s Eglinton Avenue were looking forward to the new Crosstown light rail transit (LRT) line finally opening this fall. -
Police investigating after gunshots fired overnight in Scarborough
Toronto police are investigating after “evidence of gunfire” was found in Scarborough over night. -
Man critically injured in early morning stabbing in Toronto's west end
A man was rushed to hospital early this morning following a stabbing in Toronto’s west end. -
66-year-old man charged after 17-hour standoff at medical building in Mississauga, Ont.
A 66-year-old Calgary man has been charged after allegedly barricading himself inside a Mississauga medical building with several firearms for 17 hours on Friday, Peel Regional Police say. -
Police searching for person of interest in fatal Vaughan crash
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have released an image of a person of interest in connection with a fatal crash that left one woman dead in Vaughan yesterday. -
Thousands of people protest in freedom rally for Iran near Toronto today
It's estimated that thousands of protestors are marching in a freedom rally in Richmond Hill, Ont. Saturday afternoon in response to the death of an Iranian woman who was arrested for wearing her hijab improperly. -
SIU probes Toronto police firing of less-lethal firearm at 55-year-old man
The province's police watchdog is investigating the discharge of a less-lethal firearm by a Toronto police officer during an interaction with a man in Etobicoke on Friday. -
Lawyer for Toronto councillor Michael Thompson in sexual assault case steps away
The lawyer who was acting on behalf of long city councillor Michael Thompson when he was charged in a sexual assault investigation has stepped away from the case. -
This is how Ontario’s new minimum wage compares to the rest of Canada
The province’s minimum wage rose on Saturday, and while Ontarians got a raise, it isn’t the highest rate in the country.
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Justice O'Bonsawin on the 'evolution' of and challenges facing Canada's top court
Marking one month as a judge on the Supreme Court of Canada, Michelle O'Bonsawin, speaks with Evan Solomon about why she wants people to see her as a judge first and the first Indigenous justice to sit on Canada's highest bench, second. -
This 100% solar community endured Hurricane Ian with no loss of power and minimal damage
Babcock Ranch calls itself 'America's first solar-powered town.' The streets in this meticulously planned neighbourhood are designed to flood so houses don't, and power and internet lines are buried to avoid wind damage. While Hurricane Ian obliterated the nearby Fort Myers and Naples areas, knocking out power to more than 2.6 million customers in Florida, the lights stayed on in Babcock Ranch. -
Callander's Cranberry Day draws a crowd
Callander’s annual Cranberry Festival draws more than nine hundred people to the region. -
Florida deaths rise to 47 amid struggle to recover from Ian
Rescuers evacuated stunned survivors on a large barrier island cut off by Hurricane Ian and Florida's death toll climbed sharply, as hundreds of thousands of people were still sweltering without power days after the monster storm rampaged from the state's southwestern coast up to the Carolinas. -
Timmins farmers on why it's still important to support local amidst rising inflation
As inflation continues to take a toll on grocery prices, people at the Halloween-themed Mountjoy Farmers Market in Timmins this Saturday may have noticed that it has also been putting pressure on local farmers. -
Hundreds attend unsanctioned homecoming parties near university
Unsanctioned homecoming parties near the University of Windsor kicked off Saturday night despite warnings from police. -
Sun continues to shine in Windsor-Essex, possible frost at night
Another sun-filled autumn day is expected in Windsor-Essex on Sunday. -
Russian embassy complaints show tricky business of protecting diplomats
Russia's recent complaints about its Ottawa embassy being blocked by protesters and attacked with a Molotov cocktail shed light on the tricky balance Canada faces in protecting diplomatic missions. -
Investigation underway after man walks into North York hospital with a gunshot wound
Toronto police are investigating after a man showed up at North York General Hospital this morning with a gunshot wound.
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