BREAKING: Two dead after shooting in Riverdale: police
Police say two men are dead after a shooting in Toronto’s Riverdale neighbourhood.
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Two people dead following shooting in Riverdale
Police believe hit-and-run was a targeted incident
Four pedestrians hurt in hit-and-run on TMU campus
Multiple pedestrians struck by vehicle at Toronto Metropolitan University in hit-and-run
Carney announces $15K per Canadian mid-career training initiative
Poilievre proposes policies to tackle sophisticated scams
Auto association confident in Canada’s relationship with Honda
North American consumers will hurt the most: auto dealers
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Take an early look at Epic Universe, Universal’s new multibillion-dollar theme park in Florida that offers five distinct lands to explore.
Toronto
Specialized MRI system at Toronto’s SickKids hospital can scan critically ill newborns without leaving NICU
There’s a new specialized MRI at Toronto’s SickKids hospital for babies like Yalman—a critically ill newborn—where they can get scanned without even having to leave the neonatal intensive care unit.
Canada
Liberals ahead by 8 points as party leaders head into French language debate: Nanos
Heading into tonight’s French language debate, the Liberals have an eight-point lead over the Conservatives on Day 25 of the 36-day federal election campaign.
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
1 dead, 1 charged with impaired driving following single-vehicle collision in Caledon
Man shot in leg in Mississauga, 4 suspects in ‘dark coloured sedan’ at large
Queen's Park
‘Sometimes the truth hurts’: Ford defends campaign manager who criticized Poilievre
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is defending his long-time campaign strategist Kory Teneycke for comments he made criticizing federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.
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.
