Toronto to release more free tickets today for World Cup fan festival
The City of Toronto is expected to release today the second batch of free tickets for its World Cup fan festival.
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This award-winning property in Toronto has 23-foot-tall windows. It’s up for sale for nearly $15M
This home in Toronto’s prestigious Forest Hill neighbourhood has a sundrenched interior thanks to its massive 23-foot-tall windows. Here’s a look inside of the residence, that’s up for sale for about $15 million.
Toronto
TTC days away from possible lockout as concerns grow over service disruptions during World Cup
Concerns are mounting about possible disruptions to TTC service during the World Cup if a deal is not reached between the transit agency and the union representing about 700 workers who maintain the system.
Canada
Experts call for evenly applied forensic nursing services across B.C.
A researcher on intimate partner violence is calling for British Columbia to increase funding for forensic nurses, saying there is service gap for survivors in most regions.
Team Canada at the World Cup
Goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair says playing for Canada like ‘fighting for something way bigger than you’Opens in new window
Meet Alistair Johnston: Canada defender eyes World CupOpens in new window
From Brampton to Southhampton: Meet Cyle Larin, one of Team Canada’s all-time leading strikersOpens in new window
Queen's Park
Ontario's more restrictive transparency law nixes request for health minister records
Ontario’s new and more restrictive freedom-of-information laws have quashed another request, this time for documents that may have given a glimpse into potential hospital cuts.
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Toronto City Hall
Developers complained about demands by Toronto councillor facing OPP probe: sources
Developers of two Scarborough properties raised concerns about a Toronto councillor asking them to pay a “considerable amount" of money to get their proposals through city processes, sources tell CTV News Toronto.
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