Rain, snow and sleet make for slippery commute in Montreal
Motorists across Quebec are being urged to drive with caution on Monday as a mix of rain, snow and sleet sweeps through
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7 people sent to hospital after Highway 400 collision at King
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say seven people were taken to the hospital following a two-vehicle collision that closed lanes on
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Toronto’s November 9 snowfall marks earliest 5+ cm accumulation in more than 50 years
Southern Ontario was blanketed in snow over the weekend, as a rare early-season storm brought winter conditions to Toronto and
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75% of non-homeowners in Toronto believe they will never own a residence: poll
Three in four people who do not own a home in Toronto and the GTA believe they will never become
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Hall of Famer, former Raptors coach Lenny Wilkens dies at 88
SEATTLE (AP) — Lenny Wilkens, a three-time inductee into the Basketball Hall of Fame who was enshrined as both a
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Kelowna mother waiting for liver transplant calls for change before it’s too late
A Kelowna mom battling an autoimmune disease says she feels forgotten by the health-care system. Lindsay Reichelt — who has
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Multiple injuries reported in major pileup in Montreal amid snow
A major pileup on Highway 19, on the Papineau-Leblanc Bridge heading south in Montreal, has caused multiple minor injuries. Initial
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Several BC Conservative Party leaders call for leader John Rustad to step down
A coalition of BC Conservative Party riding association executives, organizers, and candidates is calling on party leader John Rustad to
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Police seek woman in two downtown store robberies
Toronto police are searching for a woman in connection with a pair of downtown robberies. Investigators say a woman entered
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National Indigenous Veterans Day observed in Vancouver Saturday
A moment of silence was observed at Victory Square Saturday, honouring the brave contributions Indigenous veterans have made to Canada
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