‘It’s gone’: Business owner loses nearly $156K in fake bank draft scam
The owner of a spray foam company north of Newmarket says they lost over $150,000 from a bank draft scam, despite taking it to the bank and being told it was real.
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Memorial for three children killed in crash growing
City council to meet to discuss costs for hosting six FIFA World Cup games
Three people taken to hospital after fire in Toronto's east end
Rain and gusty winds expected throughout the city
Driver sought after failing to remain at the scene of Leslieville hit-and-run
Police seeking help identifying Markham bank robbery suspect
Man known to frequent Toronto wanted on Canada-wide warrant
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‘A family is torn apart’: 3 children killed, 3 others injured in Hwy. 401 collision; 19-year-old man facing impaired driving charges
A 19-year-old man has been charged with impaired driving in connection with an early morning collision in Etobicoke that killed three children and injured three other people.
Canada
Scotiabank mobile, online banking ‘currently unavailable’ as hundreds of users report outage
Hundreds of users have reported Scotiabank outages in the last 24 hours, according to third-party site Downdetector.
Hwy. 10 closed in Caledon after crash involving tractor-trailer, cube van, and pickup truck
51-year-old man killed in ‘targeted’ shooting in Mississauga identified
Man, 78, charged after allegedly sexually assaulting girl repeatedly at Brampton park
Driver dead after tanker-truck carrying ‘dangerous goods’ rolls over on Highway 401
Queen's Park
Vintners and brewers thrilled with supports in Ontario budget
Ontario’s vintners and brewers are thrilled with the support provided by the province in its latest budget, saying it helps stabilize the industry in uncertain times.
Toronto City Hall
Chow’s office calls lower estimate for provincial FIFA cash for Toronto a ‘clawback’
Toronto could be on the hook for more money than expected to host six FIFA World Cup games next year, according to a new report set to go before Toronto City Council this week.
‘Not so great’: Inflation cools, but grocery costs remain high
‘An opportune time’: What the Canadian Tire-Hudson’s Bay deal means, according to an analyst
Scam victims targeted a second time in emerging schemes targeting Canadians
Home sales down almost 10% annually last month: Canadian Real Estate Association
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