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Driver in fatal crash did not hold proper licence: OPP
The driver of a passenger van mangled in a devastating southwestern Ontario crash that ended in multiple deaths was not legally licenced to drive the oversized vehicle, provincial police said on Wednesday.
Abuse may cause DNA changes that increase suicide risk
Physical and emotional abuse in childhood may cause changes to DNA that increase the risk of death by suicide, say Canadian researchers, whose findings may one day lead to tests to determine suicide risk, as well as treatments to lower the likelihood of taking one’s life.
Prayer service planned for Ontario crash victims
A devastating crash that killed 10 migrant workers in southwestern Ontario and left another three in hospital is being investigated by the province’s transportation ministry, which urged patience from a grieving public.
Toronto-bound QEW closed after collision, fuel spill
The Toronto-bound lanes of the Queen Elizabeth Way are closed after a tractor-trailer overturned and poured diesel gas across several lanes Wednesday morning.
Cause of devastating Ontario crash investigated
A devastating crash that killed 10 migrant workers in southwestern Ontario and left another three in hospital is being investigated by the province’s transportation ministry, which urged patience from a grieving public.
Toronto council set to debate city’s transit future
A special session of city council is scheduled to begin Wednesday morning to determine the fate of Toronto’s public transit plan.
Howard undefeated at Ontario curling championships
Glenn Howard moved closer to a seventh straight Dominion Tankard Ontario men’s curling championship title with a pair of wins on Tuesday.
Jets cool off streaking Maple Leafs with 2-1 victory
After watching his team’s offence dry up on a six-game road trip, Winnipeg Jets coach Claude Noel hoped his team would score more than once at home against Toronto.
From Nihao to Yahoo: Harper woos Chinese tourism
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has launched a tourism marketing campaign to attract more Chinese tourists to Canada.
Verdict due in Ontario teen’s Dominican death
A verdict is expected today in the case of two men charged in the beating death of a Canadian man who was on vacation in the Dominican Republic.
