Kenneth Law pleads guilty to 14 charges of aiding suicide, murder charges to be withdrawn
Kenneth Law has now pleaded guilty to 14 charges of aiding and abetting suicide, as murder charges against the Ontario man will be withdrawn by the Crown.
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FIFA World Cup trophy on display at Nathan Phillips Square. Here is how fans can get a glimpseOpens in new window
Remote work requests receiving ‘blanket’ rejections: civil servant unionsOpens in new window
The race to rescue 1 million meals is underway. Here is how you can helpOpens in new window
This Toronto beach is showing signs of erosion. An advocacy group says the city is not acting fast enough.Opens in new window
Toronto moving quickly to patch up parts of city ahead of FIFA; expert says it should be the normOpens in new window
Exclusive investigation reveals security gaps and organized crime at Toronto airport: ‘You could walk out carrying a cruise missile’Opens in new window
In Pictures
Mississauga mansion with lakefront views has a driving range on the roof
This $12 million estate features a private driving range, close-up views of Lake Ontario, a state-of-the-art home theatre and a boathouse, all nestled within one of Mississauga’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.
Toronto
Gardiner Expressway to close this Sunday amid widespread TTC, GO train service suspensions
Three blockbuster concerts, a massive cycling event and a beautiful forecast will make it a busy weekend in Toronto. But some major road closures and transit shutdowns could make getting around challenging.
Canada
Toronto police release new images of unidentified homicide victim found in Cabbagetown garage
Toronto police are seeking the public’s help in identifying an unknown homicide victim who was found inside a private garage last weekend in Cabbagetown.
Team Canada at the World Cup
Team Canada defender Moise Bombito on facing adversity and overcoming injuryOpens in new window
Neymar a doubt for Brazil’s World Cup opener due to injuryOpens in new window
Goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair says playing for Canada like ‘fighting for something way bigger than you’Opens in new window
Will Maxime Crepeau start in goal for Canada? 'It keeps you on your toes'Opens in new window
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
From passion to the pros: Team Canada’s Alistair Johnston's path to the World CupOpens in new window
Queen's Park
Ontario in secrecy-by-default mode, critics say after blue licence plate reversal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government is in secrecy-by-default mode, opposition critics say after reviewing the content of blue licence plate documents the province had been prepared to fight the release of in the courts.
Talk Shows
Toronto City Hall
‘There is more we can do’: Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow launches re-election bid
Olivia Chow says she is running for another term as Toronto’s mayor.
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