Before any big event hosted in Vancouver, from Expo 86 to the 2010 Winter Olympics, there have always been people
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As the search for a suspect in the fatal shooting of a 43-year-old Toronto police officer continues, the family of
Mother of slain Toronto police officer posts moving homage to son, tributes pour in Read More »
Those looking to get in touch with family and friends may have panicked briefly Friday morning, worrying they may need
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Road closures around Liberty Village and the Exhibition grounds will in effect starting Friday, as thousands of people head to
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A 26-year-old man is facing charges in connection to an alleged assault on board a streetcar in Leslieville back in
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Montreal is heading into the weekend with a mix of summer heat, sunshine and the chance of thunderstorms before wetter
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The City of Toronto will officially be opening 15 outdoor and wading pools for the evenings and weekends this Saturday.
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Police are investigating a suspected arson that destroyed three vehicles at an automotive business in Montreal North early Friday morning.
Suspected arson destroys three vehicles in Montreal North Read More »
Car-sharing company Communauto is expanding its footprint across Montreal, adding hundreds of vehicles, launching service on Nun’s Island and extending
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A few rain showers expected this morning won’t put a damper on the opening match of the FIFA World Cup
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