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Harper mum on how he would handle loss of confidence
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is being hit with fresh questions about how he would respond to a loss of power in the House of Commons.
UFC 129 showcases big finishes and plenty of action
Canadian welterweight Rory (The Water Boy) MacDonald dominated Nate Diaz en route to a unanimous decision at UFC 129 on Saturday night, improving the home record to 5-2 on the Rogers Centre undercard.
Fatal motorcycle crash closes Gardiner Expressway, DVP
The routes are expected to be closed for several hours
Ontario police launch criminal probe into Layton leak
A criminal breach of trust investigation has been launched into a police leak that revealed a 1996 conversation between NDP Leader Jack Layton and a vice squad officer at a Toronto massage parlour.
UFC 129 showcases big finishes early in card
Montreal’s John (The Bull) Makdessi knocked out lightweight Kyle Watson with a stunning spinning back fist in the third round at UFC 129 on Saturday.
Toronto police investigate fatal west-end shooting
Toronto police are investigating the death of a 21-year-old man who was shot inside a Rexdale apartment building in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Moammar Gadhafi’s youngest son killed in NATO air strike: Libyan official
Gadhafi survived but three of his grandchildren were killed and other friends and relatives were wounded.
Motorcycle crash closes Gardiner Expressway, DVP
Toronto Police say drivers will be forced off at Jarvis, and there is no entry at Lower Jarvis.
Chavez helps Yankees beat Blue Jays 5-4 in Bronx
Eric Chavez drove in a run and broke up a potential double play that helped lead to three more, making the most of a spot start and sending the New York Yankees to a 5-4 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday.
WebMania: Sony unveils new tablet prototypes
The news of a hacked system forced Sony to shut down its PlayStation Network last week, overshadowing the unveiling of two prototype tablets in Tokyo.
