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• Heartbroken mother speaks at sentencing for trio who videoed fatal stabbing of Toronto man

  The man was stabbed in his home after an argument during a night with friends, according to the agreed statement of fact. His father found his body.

  Crime

  3 hours
• On eve of summit with chiefs, Ford says First Nations ‘keep coming hat in hand’

  On Thursday, Ford plans to host leaders of the Anishinabek Nation, which represents 39 municipalities in Ontario, to discuss his controversial recent mining law.

  Politics

  4 hours
• Wiretap investigation uncovers deadly tow truck turf war in Ontario

  A major wiretap investigation has blown open a violent criminal network operating inside the Greater Toronto Area’s towing industry.

  Crime

  6 hours
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• Missing 3-year-old Quebec child found alive, spotted by drone in Ontario

  A three-year-old Quebec girl missing since Sunday has been found alive in Ontario following a frantic search.

  Canada

  9 hours
• Off-duty Toronto cop avoids jail time for teen’s assault in ‘Kijiji deal gone bad’

  An off-duty Toronto police officer guilty of assaulting a teenage during a “Kijiji deal gone bad” has been handed a suspended sentence and 12 months probation.

  Crime

  10 hours
• Police in Ontario border town warn of TikTok door-kicking challenge

  Police in LaSalle, Ont., say residents of the community may have become the latest victims of a disturbing TikTok door-kicking challenge over the weekend.

  Crime

  10 hours
• Indigenous Wellness Centre opens at Toronto’s St. Michael’s Hospital

  Thanks to The Krawczyk Family Foundation, a transformed space at St. Michael's Hospital in downtown Toronto is set to become a new Indigenous Wellness Centre.

  Health

  Jun 18
• Man fatally stabbed in Toronto’s east end, suspect sought

  Toronto police say a man has died after he was stabbed by another man in the city's east end on Tuesday night.

  Canada

  Jun 18
• Blue Jays use long ball for walkoff victory

  Like a golfer admiring a drive, Blue Jays slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. crushed a home run on Tuesday and couldn't help but hold the pose for an extra second to watch the ball fly over the wall.   

  Sports

  Jun 17
• Blue Jays come back for 5-4 win over D-Backs

  Bo Bichette hit a game-tying homer in the ninth inning and Addison Barger followed with a walkoff blast to give the Toronto Blue Jays a 5-4 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night at Rogers Centre.

  Sports

  Jun 17
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• Jays starter Francis goes on IL, Swanson DFA’ed

  The Toronto Blue Jays made several changes to their pitching staff Tuesday, placing starter Bowden Francis on the 15-day injured list due to a right shoulder impingement and designating reliever Erik Swanson for assignment.

  Sports

  Jun 17
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• Sentencing hearing for Regent Park shooters hears about chilling effect on community

  A tearful and emotional day at the sentencing hearing for the two men convicted of the senseless shooting of three childhood friends in Regent Park nearly four years ago.

  Crime

  Jun 17
• ‘Deception and coercion’: Ontario men charged in labour trafficking case at sushi restaurant

  Two Oakville men face trafficking and assault charges after police received a report of Mexican workers being exploited at a local sushi restaurant.

  Crime

  Jun 17
• TTC takes over running trains as Eglinton Crosstown LRT nears completion

  On Tuesday, Metrolinx interim-CEO Michael Lindsay said the Toronto Transit Commission had taken over control of the 28 trains on the Eglinton LRT as various tests continue.

  Politics

  Jun 17
• Jays starter Francis goes on IL, Swanson DFA’ed

  Toronto Blue Jays starter Bowden Francis has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to a right shoulder impingement. 

  Sports

  Jun 17
• 4 arrested outside Doug Ford’s home accused of planning to steal his vehicle

  Four people have been charged with auto theft-related offences, accused of driving down Doug Ford's street with electronic devices used to steal cars.

  Crime

  Jun 17
• 200 charges laid in massive drug and weapons seizure in Sudbury

  A 16-month probe into GTA-linked street gangs led to 22 arrests, 197 charges and $1.9M in drugs and guns seized in Sudbury, police say.

  Crime

  Jun 17
• ‘Why waste time?’ Trump says he won’t call Walz after deadly shootings

  'The guy doesn’t have a clue. He’s a mess. So, you know, I could be nice and call him, but why waste time?' the president told reporters.

  Trending

  Jun 17
• Ontario city shutters dog park over concerns for potentially lethal soil contaminants

  A dog park in the east end of Hamilton was closed by the city after a survey of the soil showed it may contain contaminants that are harmful to dogs.

  Canada

  Jun 17
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• Troubled Ontario school board cutting staff to save $4.7M

  A massive deficit is leading to the Thames Valley District School Board to making massive cuts to staffing in an effort to save $4.7 million.

  Education

  Jun 17
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• Doug Ford calls makers of documentary about his late brother ‘disgusting’

  'Trainwreck: Mayor of Mayhem' lands on Netflix Tuesday, telling the story of Rob Ford's time leading Toronto, including a video that showed him smoking crack cocaine.

  Entertainment

  Jun 17
• No impact to Toronto’s green standard under new Ontario law, city staff says

  A newly released report from city staff says Toronto still has the authority to mandate new buildings meet certain climate and sustainability targets.

  Canada

  Jun 17
• Man falls from Gardiner Expressway after police pursuit for alleged armed carjacking

  The Gardiner Expressway and the DVP have both fully reopened on Tuesday morning after an alleged carjacking and police pursuit saw one suspect jump from the expressway.

  Canada

  Jun 17
• Ford election trip to Washington, D.C. cost taxpayers over $100K, docs show

  Ontario Premier Doug Ford faced criticism in February after the PC Party appeared to disregard the government's caretaker convention with trips to the U.S. capital.

  Politics

  Jun 17
• ‘It’s just too much’: Ontario senior unretires to fight high cost of living

  Jane Woodcock, 68, says when her husband died in 2018, quickly realized she did not have enough to live on to support herself and their five animals when the pandemic hit.

  Economy

  Jun 17