2 males stabbed in a plaza near a Scarborough high school, ‘multiple’ suspects fled area: police
Police are investigating after two males were stabbed at plaza near a high school in Scarborough on Monday afternoon.
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'I could be a stupid person': Trump on accepting gift of luxury plane from Qatar
Hamilton Police investigating pellet gun incidents
Helping Hands Jamaica Foundation
Nursing week: New report on enhancing community care in the province
Ontario to announce legislation to speed up new home construction
'I've never seen a fire that big': Neighbour reacts to fire in Cabbagetown
Leafs lose Game 4, series with Panthers tied 2-2
Leafs 'missed an opportunity' after dropping both games in Florida, series now tied
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‘The world is watching’: Japan’s Ayami Sato becomes 1st woman to play for a Canadian pro men’s baseball league
History was made in Toronto as one of the best female baseball players in the history of the sport became the first woman to play for a professional men’s baseball league in Canada.
Canada
LIVE: ‘I felt like I was watching myself’: Complainant recounts night in question during hockey player sexual assault trial
Defence lawyers in the sexual assault trial of five former members of Canada’s world junior hockey team continue to continue cross-examine the complainant today.
Queen's Park
Ontario to table bill to speed up home building as 1.5M target not on track
Ontario’s housing minister introduced legislation Monday intended to speed up the construction of new homes, as he admitted the province isn’t currently on track to meet its goal of getting 1.5 million homes built over 10 years.
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.
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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