Police search for off-leash dog they say attacked and killed smaller dog, injured owner in Toronto’s west end
Police are warning the public of an “abandoned off-leash dog” that attacked and killed a small dog in Toronto on Tuesday.
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In Pictures
Richmond Hill mansion with 'fairytale' architecture is back on the market. Take a look inside
An $18M mansion complete with a heated circular driveway, an indoor pool, an arcade and what its listing agent describes as "fairytale inspired architecture" throughout is back on the market in Richmond Hill.
Toronto
Police watchdog to investigate ‘potential misconduct’ allegations involving members of Toronto drug squad
The conduct of an unknown number of members of Toronto Police Service’s Drug Squad will be investigated by Ontario’s Law Enforcement Complaints Agency (LECA).
Canada
Saskatchewan seeding delayed by cold temperatures, wet soil but farmers undeterred
Seeding in Saskatchewan has been delayed because of cold temperatures and stubborn spring snow, particularly in the north and east of the province.
Team Canada at the World Cup
Meet Alistair Johnston: Canada defender eyes World CupOpens in new window
From Brampton to Southhampton: Meet Cyle Larin, one of Team Canada’s all-time leading strikersOpens in new window
Team Canada's U.S.-born coach condemned Trump's 51st state rhetoric because of 'cruelty being shown'Opens in new window
Queen's Park
Toronto MP Erskine-Smith says provincial leadership bid ‘less likely’ now as he challenges nomination loss
Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith cast doubt Tuesday on a potential leadership bid for the provincial Liberals, hours after filing a notice of appeal to that party challenging the result of a nomination race that he lost.
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Toronto City Hall
Developers complained about demands by Toronto councillor facing OPP probe: sources
Developers of two Scarborough properties raised concerns about a Toronto councillor asking them to pay a “considerable amount" of money to get their proposals through city processes, sources tell CTV News Toronto.
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