Catholics across Toronto bid farewell to Pope Francis
Catholics across Toronto are bidding farewell to Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff in the history of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Pope Francis, head of Catholic Church, dies at age 88
Pope Francis died of a stroke and irreversible heart failure, says Vatican doctor
Security video captures moment of police-involved shooting in North York
Carney on Pope’s apology for residential school abuses
Carney urges Canadian health workers in U.S. to come home
Carney: 'I’ll give my number if you ask for it'
Liberal leader defends spending plan
Day of profound sadness for Catholics around the world
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The Life and Legacy of Pope Francis
Tributes pour in after Pope Francis, leader of the Roman Catholic Church, dies at 88. CTVNews.ca takes a look back at the life and legacy of the pontiff.
Toronto
Federal officials report ‘repression’ operation targeting Toronto Conservative candidate
Canadian security officials say they have spotted a foreign repression operation targeting a federal Conservative candidate opposed to Chinese government policies.
Canada
Lawrence Joseph, Sask. First Nations leader and justice advocate, dead at 79
A First Nations leader who was a vocal advocate for reforms to justice and policing in Saskatchewan died on Sunday from complications related to a chronic lung condition.
2 people taken to the hospital following 2-vehicle crash in Mississauga
7 high schools vandalized with ‘hate-motivated’ graffiti across Mississauga: police
Man accused of driving getaway truck in Pearson gold heist to plead guilty to gun charges in U.S.
‘Medical episode’ may have caused driver to crash into Mississauga bank, damage several vehicles: police
Queen's Park
Ford ‘very satisfied’ with Ontario Place deal after NYT report alleging developer misrepresented itself
Premier Doug Ford says he is “very satisfied” with the province’s $2.2-billion agreement to build a mega-spa at Ontario Place after a report alleged the developer misrepresented itself to secure the deal.
Toronto City Hall
Toronto’s alcohol in parks program a continued success, report finds
The City of Toronto’s program permitting alcohol consumption in public parks appears to be a success to parkgoers, with a new report revealing a “high level of satisfaction” and few disturbances arising since its inception.
