Power restored after outage left thousands in the dark amid Toronto heat wave
Toronto’s heat wave is now in its second day and the temperature in the city could reach a high unseen in eight years.
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Iran says it launched a missile attack on the Al-Udeid military base in Qatar
Two rollovers, including a transport truck, block eastbound 401 Expressway
Toronto police seek suspect in violent TTC station assaults
Trump's attacks on Iran a 'very fluid situation': political analyst
Excavator left behind after Scarborough bank robbery
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Satellite imagery shows Iranian nuclear facilities before and after strikes
Satellite imagery shows the conditions of several Iranian nuclear facilities before and after U.S. and Israel strikes.
Toronto
Hundreds of people defrauded in Toronto ‘taxi scam,’ police say
Toronto police say hundreds of people were defrauded out of more than half a million dollars as part of a large-scale “taxi scam” in the city.
Canada
Federal judge dismisses legal challenges to Woodfibre LNG’s ‘floatel’
Canada’s Federal Court has rejected legal challenges disputing the approval of a so-called 'floatel' used to house workers near Squamish, B.C., as they build a liquefied natural gas facility at an abandoned pulp mill.
Hit-and-run in Caledon sends boy to hospital
78‑year‑old Brampton man charged after ignoring construction flagger on Highway 17
Police charge Mississauga man in sex assaults of girls under 16
GTA elementary school teacher making $120K a year says that she ‘had better expectations’ for her finances. Here’s what happened
Queen's Park
Ontario proposes to weaken impending new recycling rules over costs to producers
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government is proposing to weaken an impending slate of new recycling rules because producers of the materials said the system is getting too expensive.
Toronto City Hall
Chow apologizes for pool closures to give lifeguards cool-down time amid heatwave
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is weighing in on a decision by the city to close some outdoor pools amid scorching temperatures, saying they should be able to stay open given city resources.
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