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Crohn’s disease patients reach new heights
A teenage boy with Crohn’s disease is on his way to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise money and awareness.
Toronto man fined $2M for deceptive marketing scheme
A Toronto man who pleaded guilty to sending out millions of deceptive direct mail promotions has been fined $2 million — double the amount of money he made from his activities.
Coyotes saga: NHL giveth as Reinsdorf taketh away
In yet another twist in the unwieldy saga of the Phoenix Coyotes, the NHL submitted a bid to buy the franchise just as sports mogul Jerry Reinsdorf withdrew his own.
Toronto man fined $2M for direct mail scheme
A Toronto man who pleaded guilty to sending out millions of deceptive direct mail promotions has been fined $2 million — double the amount of money he made from his activities.
TSX down sharply over investors’ China fears
The Toronto stock market was sharply lower mid-afternoon Monday as investors worried that another selloff on China’s main stock exchange could spell trouble for economic recovery and were unaffected by data indicating the Canadian recession may be coming to an end.
New charges against man involved in bogus abduction
A Toronto man who made a bogus claim of being chased by gunmen before disappearing is now facing new criminal charges.
OLG board resigns, CEO fired amid spending scandal
The entire board of the Ontario Lottery Gaming Corporation has resigned and its CEO has been fired after the province discovered questionable spending at the executive level.
Tories campaign against fall election
The federal Tories stepped up their anti-election campaign today, warning that a fall vote could threaten the fragile economic recovery.
Storm-striken home’s demolition pains family
A backhoe started knocking down a tornado-damaged Vaughan home on Monday, its owner standing across the street crying as she watched it work.
Ontario high court hears appeal of police corruption case
Crown lawyers are arguing in court today against a decision that saw 30 counts of corruption against six former Toronto drug squad police officers thrown out.
