Man in His 30s Killed in Toronto Motorcycle Crash
A man in his 30s was killed in a motorcycle crash in Toronto early Sunday morning.
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VIA Rail Keeps Guildwood Service Past Oct. 25
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York Region says Ontario underfunds community services by $450 million
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Woman in 20s Hospitalized After Eglinton West Motorcycle Crash
A young woman was hospitalized following a motorcycle accident on Eglinton West Saturday afternoon, after police and paramedics arrived at the scene.
Two homicide victims found in separate burned cars
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Olivia Chow Promises New Landlord Task Force
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Ontario High School Teachers to Vote on Strike Authorization
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Literary Prizes Turn to Publishers to Verify Human Authorship
Canada’s top literary awards said they will rely on publishers to confirm that submissions are written by humans, not AI, to keep the honors authentically human‑created.
Feist and The Tragically Hip to Enter Hall of Fame
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GO Transit Restores Lakeshore West Service After Early Morning Delay
GO Transit halted Lakeshore West trains early Friday after a suspected person‑train collision, but service resumed after police confirmed the track was safe. The swift response limited disruption for commuters on the key Toronto‑Hamilton route.
Two Unidentified Victims Found Dead in Separate Toronto Car Fires
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Toronto approved a duplex next to an elderly couple’s Victorian home, a project that will surpass the chimney’s height, block a window and render fireplaces unusable, reflecting the city’s push for higher housing density.
Toronto Tenants End Rent Strike After Landlord Drops 5% Increase
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Four Ontarians Charged After 95 kg Cannabis Seized
Four Ontario men were charged after a joint RCMP, Peel Regional Police and CBSA investigation seized about 95 kilograms of cannabis linked to an illegal export scheme.
Chow Promises New Bad Landlord Task Force if Re‑elected
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Ontario High School Teachers Set November Strike Vote
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