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Toronto women killed in Atlantic City identified
Prosecutors in the United States have released the names of two Toronto women stabbed to death in New Jersey earlier this week.
Joint venture finalizes $1B Highway 407 contract
A new SNC-Lavalin joint venture recently selected as preferred bidder by the Ontario government has finalized a $1-billion contract to extend the Highway 407 toll road east.
Weak tornado touches down northeast of Oshawa
Environment Canada has confirmed that a weak tornado touched down east of Orono, Ont., northeast of Oshawa.
Bieber announces 7 Canadian stops on fall tour
With his much-anticipated new disc "Believe" about to drop, Justin Bieber has announced an extensive North American tour that will include seven Canadian dates.
Fate uncertain for diamond swallowed by suspect
The owners of a Windsor, Ont., jewelry store are undecided about the future of a diamond that spent a week and a half inside a man accused of swallowing the stone.
Liberals and NDP fighting over stalled budget bill
The governing Liberals are accusing the opposition parties of stalling the budget and jeopardizing both Ontario’s credit rating and a plan to slay a $15-billion deficit.
‘Queen City’ readies itself for Prince Charles, Camilla
A full day awaits Prince Charles and his wife Camilla as the royal couple tours Regina, aptly known as "Queen City" after former monarch Queen Victoria.
Parents of teen killed by TTC bus launching lawsuit
Parents of a teen who died after he was struck by a bus are suing the TTC and police in a $2 million lawsuit, claiming both parties were negligent on the night of their son’s death.
CP workers go on strike, freight trains grind to halt
About 5,000 unionized Canadian Pacific railway workers went on strike just after midnight Wednesday after negotiators were unable to reach a contract agreement with the employer.
Overnight fire consumes six homes in Bolton, Ont.
At least six homes have been damaged or destroyed in a fire that tore through Bolton, Ont., early Wednesday morning.
