Suspect in Belleville, Ont., shooting is dead
A former Canadian Armed Forces soldier who allegedly opened fire on a police officer outside a Belleville, Ont., synagogue over the weekend has died.
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9 of Canada's top restaurants are in Toronto, according to a new ranking. Take a closer look at the list
Air Canada has unveiled the top 30 contenders for best new restaurants across the country this year. Would you hop on a plane to try out any of these spots?
Toronto
Are there more monarch butterflies in Toronto this year? Experts say yes but there’s a catch
If you’ve looked up at the sky in recent weeks, you might have noticed a familiar insect crowding the airspace. Monarch butterflies are out in full force as the summer winds down, and they start to migrate south, to the highlands of central Mexico, where the current generation will winter.
Canada
'Tools of violence': Police seize 23 guns, more than half came from U.S.
Peel regional police say that more than half of the nearly two dozen guns seized in the bust of an alleged firearm trafficking network originated in the U.S., including one used in a deadly double shooting in Mississauga.
Queen's Park
Ontario to standardize truck driver training after scathing auditor general report
Ontario is introducing standardized entry-level training for commercial truck drivers.
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Toronto City Hall
‘The system isn’t working:’ Mayoral candidate wants to hike TTC fares to bring in millions in new revenue
Mayoral candidate Chris Alexander is promising to hike TTC fares and crack down on fare enforcement in an effort to generate an estimated $100 million in new revenue that he says could be put towards “fixing” the system.
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