1 person killed in Toronto police-involved shooting in North York
One person is dead after a Toronto police-involved shooting in North York on Saturday afternoon. The province's police watchdog is investigating the incident.
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The CNE opens today. Here is a look at some of the strangest food you can try
From deep-fried slices of pizza to KD smoothies to fried s'moreos, here's a look at what food items you can sink your teeth into at the CNE this year and how much they cost.
Toronto
Toronto family says life is ‘upside down’ after apartment gutted by fire
A soon-to-be family of five from downtown Toronto’s St. James Town neighbourhood is slowly working to rebuild their lives after losing everything in a fire.
Canada
‘We have 500K more health care cards than we have people in Alberta’: Smith defends expiry date
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith confirmed that the province’s health care cards now come with an expiry date.
Queen's Park
Ford wants Ontario to hit back after Trump’s latest tariffs on Canada
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is doubling down on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to suspend trade negotiations with the United States, saying Canada must respond forcefully after new U.S. tariffs took effect Saturday.
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Toronto City Hall
Shakeup in race for Toronto city council as incumbent switches wards moments prior to deadline
An incumbent city councillor has scrapped her plans to run for re-election in her ward and will instead join a crowded field of candidates vying to represent Toronto-Danforth at city hall.
