Woman suffers life-threatening injuries in stabbing in Mississauga
A woman has been critically injured in a stabbing in Mississauga, Peel police say.
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Skip the passport: Canada’s wild alternatives to iconic U.S. destinations
Why fly south when the North is calling? From desert-like tundra in the Arctic to remote islands with wild horses and breathtaking fjords, Canada offers a world of wonder. With insights from Cedar Swan, CEO of Adventure Canada — a Canadian travel company that specializes in Arctic and Atlantic Canada travel — these photos highlight destinations across the country that rival their famous U.S. counterparts.
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Toronto
‘Immediately stop using’: Fake Viagra seized from convenience store in Toronto’s east end
Counterfeit Viagra that could pose 'serious health risks' was seized from a convenience store in Toronto’s east end, Health Canada says.
Canada
Quebec Superior Court authorizes class-action over traffic stops without reason
A Quebec Superior Court judge has authorized a class action suit brought on behalf of racialized people who were stopped while behind the wheel by police without reason to suspect an offence.
Woman suffers life-threatening injuries in stabbing in Mississauga
Mississauga dealership worker charged after 10 vehicles fraudulently sold with intent to ship them out of country
1 taken into custody after Mississauga shooting that resulted in hold-and-secure orders at nearby schools
Peel Public Health investigates new confirmed case of measles detected on Toronto-bound flight
Queen's Park
Canada could soon have G7’s first small modular nuclear reactors. Here’s what that means
For the last 15 years, there’s been a lot of talk about the possibilities of small modular reactors – mini nuclear plants that could be factory built and power an industrial site or a small city. Now, Ontario is pressing ahead with a plan to build four of them – the first in the western world.
Toronto City Hall
Cross-examination of Michael Thompson can continue in sex assault case: Judge
A judge has ruled that the Crown can continue its cross examination of Coun. Michael Thompson in his sexual assault trial.
