1 charged, another wanted for attempted murder after fight over Mississauga parking spot: police
One person has been arrested and charged, while another remains at-large following a double stabbing in Mississauga on Saturday night.
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This Toronto home backing onto a ravine underwent a $6-million renovation. Take a look inside
This nearly 100-year-old home backs onto the Humber River. It underwent $6 million dollars in renovations and offers several amenities, including a sauna, arcade, and home gym.
Toronto
Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa residents among 32 Canadians missing at Nepal-China border
The federal government has confirmed in its latest update that 32 Canadian citizens and permanent residents are among the missing in the Himalayan border between Nepal and Tibet.
Canada
Teej festivals cancelled across Canada as Nepal grapples with extreme flooding
Nepalese community organizations across the country cancelled annual cultural festivals over the weekend following the devastating flash flooding that struck Nepal and China.
Queen's Park
Ontario was warned of 'suspicious' OSAP activity at a few career colleges: documents
The association representing career colleges in Ontario began warning the government about possible “suspicious” student financial aid activity at a few campuses three years ago, documents show.
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Doug Ford says his personal attacks against Donald Trump ‘resonated around the world’
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says that he does not believe he went too far in his personal attacks against U.S. President Donald Trump earlier this week.
