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Halifax woman found dead in Walmart walk-in oven, police investigating
Police are investigating the sudden death of a 19-year-old woman found dead inside a Halifax Walmart’s walk-in oven over the weekend.
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Toronto cycling organization pleads for Ontario government to rethink decision on limiting new bike lanes
A cycling charity is urging the provincial government to stay in its own lane when it comes to installing bike lanes on ...
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Toronto queer-friendly sports bar Peaches reportedly shuts down
Regulars of beloved queer-friendly sports bar Peaches, located in Parkdale, are reacting to reports of its immediate closure.
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Marie-Philippe Bouchard to become first Francophone woman as CBC president and CEO
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s (CBC) new president and CEO is the first Francophone woman to ever serve in the position.
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‘Hot in Toronto’ festival organizers suing Lil’ Kim, 2Chainz and Fabolous for cancelling their performances
Organizers of the previously cancelled hip-hop music festival Hot in Toronto are suing some of the artists that were scheduled to perform.
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Mandatory masking is returning to some Toronto hospitals as flu season ramps up
Starting next week, masks are required when entering a UHN hospital, as respiratory illnesses are on the rise in Toronto.
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‘It’s a good start,’ Mississauga soul food restaurant says new reduced credit card fees and federal rebate will help it thrive
A soul food restaurant in the Greater Toronto Area is expecting to get a big boost in business using the federal government’s new initiatives ...
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Toronto daycares are protesting new government changes to $10-a-day program
Some private Toronto daycare centres are closed today as operators are protesting at  Queen’s Park regarding upcoming changes to the program.
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City of Brampton reminds residents fireworks are not allowed as Diwali approaches
The City of Brampton is reminding residents that fireworks are prohibited ahead of Diwali celebrations next weekend.