Firefighter injured while battling blaze at homes in Toronto’s downtown core
One firefighter was transported to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries following a fire in Toronto’s downtown core.
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Toronto police searching for 'multiple' suspects following Scarborough double stabbing
Suspects sought after two students stabbed in Scarborough
Police recover vehicle tied to fatal hit-and-run in Scarborough
Man arrested in connection with multiple sexual assaults, attempted kidnapping
King-Church intersection fully closing for 2 months for watermain replacement work
Big headaches for drivers as construction begins at busy downtown Toronto intersection
Suspect still at large after unprovoked stabbing in Mississauga
Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander freed and returned to Israel
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The world through fresh eyes: 2024’s most striking travel photos
From remote deserts to bustling cityscapes, the 2024 Travel Photographer of the Year winners capture the planet in all its beauty, fragility and wonder (www.tpoty.com) This gallery showcases a powerful collection of images – some taken by seasoned professionals, others by emerging artists as young as 12 years old. These young photographers prove that age is no barrier to vision offering awe-inspiring perspectives that remind us how travel can shape the way we see the world – and each other.
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‘There is no closure ‘: Court hears victim impact statements at sentencing for Toronto officer convicted of assaulting teen who died
The family of a young man who died following an assault by an off-duty Toronto police officer spoke at his sentencing hearing Monday, saying the incident has left them devastated, confused and frustrated.
Canada
Carney needs to ‘pick a lane’ on climate priorities and energy boost, activist says
Climate activists and energy leaders say Prime Minister Mark Carney will need to make some hard choices on whether to bolster the country’s oil and gas sector as means of achieving economic stability.
Queen's Park
After Ontario backtracks on landfill study, Liberals seek probe into donor links
The Ontario Liberals are asking the integrity commissioner to investigate the province’s decision to backtrack on an environmental assessment of a massive landfill expansion project backed by Progressive Conservative donors.
Toronto City Hall
TTC considering name change for Dundas Station. Here’s what the new name could be
A popular subway station in downtown Toronto could get a name change when the TTC board holds it’s monthly meeting on Wednesday.
Hudson’s Bay garnered 17 bids in process to find new owner for retailer, assets: docs
Cineplex CEO optimistic about near-term future of movie business despite tariff talk
Tim Hortons parent Restaurant Brands sees weaker spending as consumer confidence dips
BCE cuts quarterly dividend, signs fibre deal with PSP Investments
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