Ontario family says company doing their basement renovation took $85,000 and never finished the work
With a shortage of affordable housing, some homeowners are trying to earn extra money by putting in basement apartments.
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Soggy, cool conditions persist in Toronto
More cold, wet weather is in the forecast on Thursday as soggy conditions continue in Toronto this week.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney sworn in as MP for Ottawa riding of Nepean
Prime Minister Mark Carney has been officially sworn in as MP for the Ottawa riding of Nepean.
Ontario family says company doing their basement renovation took $85,000 and never finished the work
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2 suspects sought after allegedly using fraudulent info to obtain high-end vehicles from GTA dealerships
Hwy. 10 closed in Caledon after crash involving tractor-trailer, cube van, and pickup truck
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Mining claims in Ring of Fire up 66 per cent over past 3 years: environmental group
An environmental group says mining claims over the last three years in the Ring of Fire region are up 66 per cent, representing an area 14 times the size of Toronto.
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Toronto city council to debate proposed bylaw that limits protests around places of worship
A bylaw aimed at limiting protests near places of worship in Toronto will go before city council this week as Mayor Olivia Chow acknowledges the subject has seen 'a lot of public debate recently.'
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