Canadian dentist killed in Air India crash lived in Etobicoke
The Canadian citizen believed to be on an Air India flight that crashed shortly after takeoff is a dentist from Mississauga, Ont., her family has confirmed.
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Vaughan homeowner charged after firing gun at group attempting to steal his vehicle
Canada Post employees will now have a voice in negotiations: spokesperson
Rally to reinstate beloved principal at Toronto’s Rosedale Heights School of the Arts
Canada Post employees will vote on the crown corporation's final offers: Feds
Kendrick Lamar performing in Toronto tonight for first time since Drake feud
Head of Barrie youth hockey organization charged with sexual assault
Serious crash involving tractor-trailer on Highway 400
Costco members paying $130 fee will soon have access to extended store hours
In Pictures
Inside the 100-foot decommissioned plane that is the centrepiece of a new Toronto playground
A plane has landed at the former site of Downsview Airport for the first time since its closure last year.
Toronto
Pride Toronto faces $900K shortfall after major sponsors pull out
With just weeks to go before one of Canada’s largest festivals, Pride Toronto is still grappling with a wave of sponsor withdrawals that has left the festival short nearly $900,000 — prompting urgent calls for support from organizations, individuals and government.
Canada
Postal union ‘disappointed’ at minister’s decision to force vote in labour dispute
Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu says she will exercise her authority to force a vote on Canada Post’s final offers to the mail carriers’ union.
Suspected impaired driver in custody following multiple collisions in Mississauga
29-year-old Mississauga man facing new charges after being connected with attempted murder, kidnapping investigation: police
Drug smugglers arrested after using commercial trucks to transport cocaine across U.S. border: Peel police
More than $400K of cocaine found hidden in shoes at Pearson airport: CBSA
Queen's Park
Ford government obfuscated Greenbelt records through code words: commissioner
Ontario’s information and privacy commissioner says Premier Doug Ford’s government broke its legal, record-keeping obligations amid its now-reversed decision to open up parts of the protected Greenbelt lands for housing.
Toronto City Hall
Chow, Ford strike collaborative tone on future of Toronto bike lanes
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow appear to have found middle ground on the future of bike lanes in the city as the province looks to rip up 19 kilometres of cycling infrastructure on three major roads.
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