1 man shot and killed by police in Mississauga
A man was shot and killed by police in Mississauga early Saturday morning. Officers say the incident happened near Fifth
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Montrealers glide beneath Place Ville Marie’s ring at new downtown rink
Get ready to glide into winter fun. A new outdoor rink has opened beneath the iconic ring at Place Ville
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‘It’s the end of the city’: Battle continues over Toronto’s sixplexes
The war over sixplexes – a residential building divided up into six different homes – may be over in many Toronto
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Another rent strike brewing in Toronto as landlord seeks retroactive increase
Residents of a west-end Toronto apartment building say they will be going on a rent strike to protest the landlord’s
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Operating rooms flooded at Montreal’s Lakeshore General Hospital
Two operating theatres are temporarily out of service after flooding early Friday morning at Lakeshore General Hospital in Montreal’s West Island.
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Labour board investigation finds no violations in 2024 Walmart oven death
The Department of Labour concluded its investigation into the death of a Walmart employee in 2024, saying it found no
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Nearly half of Montreal paramedics considering leaving their job: survey
About 44 per cent of paramedics say they are either planning to change their profession or retire in the next
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Family doctor testifies at hearing into death of Myles Gray
The public hearing into the death of Myles Gray continued Thursday as the 33-year-old’s former doctor testified about his medical
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Montreal’s Trudeau airport braces for more traffic chaos ahead of spring break
MONTREAL — The vehicle traffic around Montréal Trudeau International Airport has been a source of frustration in recent years, prompting
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Quebec school volunteers speak out against secularism law
Quebec educators are speaking out against Bill 94, a law that extends the ban of religious symbols like face coverings
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