Switzerland to face Ghana or Columbia at BC Place in Round of 16
For the first time since 1938, Switzerland has won a match in the knockout round at the Men’s World Cup […]
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Extreme heat lingers over GTA; risk of thunderstorms on Friday
The intense heat isn’t done with Toronto and the GTA yet as the first weekend of July approaches. The region
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Over 50K homes without power as the heat wave continues in southern Quebec
The heat wave continues Friday in Quebec and southeastern Ontario, with temperatures expected to reach nearly 31 Celsius in some
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TDSB projecting $15M deficit for next school year; TCDSB deficit almost $40M
Despite being under provincial supervision due to alleged financial mismanagement, the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) is projecting a $15
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Man left critically injured after suspected assault, according to Langley RCMP
Police in Langley say they were called out to a report of an injured man round 9:50 p.m. on July
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BC Highway Patrol reminds drivers that passing on the right is illegal
BC Highway Patrol is issuing a warning to drivers to remember that it is illegal to pass vehicles on the
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Man seriously injured in west end stabbing
A man has been seriously injured following a stabbing in the west end of the city. Toronto police were called
Cost of local government most important for small businesses in B.C.: CFIB
Small businesses in B.C. are reaching the deadline to pay their local property taxes, and the cost of their local
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Vancouver extends Pedestrian Zone on Granville Street to Labour Day
Vancouver City Council voted Thursday to extend the Granville Street Pedestrian Zone through to Labour Day. Council cites the success
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Rainbow crosswalk defaced in Langley, police say
Langley RCMP says that a newly painted rainbow crosswalk at Mary Street and Glover Road in Fort Langley was purposely
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