Toronto private college, director fined more than $400,000 for failing to pay wages to 14 employees
A private college in Toronto and its director are each facing significant fines for failing to pay almost $185,000 in wages owed to 14 employees.
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Excavation work begins on Queen station to connect with TTC’s Line 1
Mayor Chow meets PM Carney in Ottawa on building more homes in Toronto
Study shows declining number of comprehensive family doctors in Ont.
Company touts benefits of having a hovercraft link between Toronto to Niagara region
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Ont. hospital workers rally in Toronto to demand action on understaffing
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Through an astronaut’s lens: Images from a photographer in space
NASA astronaut Don Pettit returned to Earth in mid-April after a seven-month stay aboard the International Space Station. Aboard Expedition 72, Pettit documented life in orbit with incredible images that blend art and research. From streaking star trails to glowing auroras, this gallery offers a rare glimpse of space through the eyes of a scientist and artist who illuminates the beauty of our planet from above.
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‘We’re finally going home:’ Toronto woman returning to Canada with son following long legal ordeal in India
It’s taken almost five months but a Toronto mother who travelled to northern India earlier this year in search of her abducted son is finally bringing him back to Canada.
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W5 documentary results in second man now under police investigation for potentially drugging, raping and filming a woman
A man in Europe is now being investigated by police following CTV W5's infiltration of a global online network of men who secretly drug, rape, film and share the content of their wives and intimate partners.
Mississauga man arrested in Toronto following shooting in Kanata
Ontario woman’s vehicle repossessed after 2 missed car payments
Judge sides with man facing possible deportation to Italy over alleged organized crime ties in Ontario
Police appeal for info after vehicle struck by projectile on Hwy. 410 in Brampton
Queen's Park
Ontario to amend mining bill, add Indigenous economic zones amid First Nations uproar
Premier Doug Ford’s government is set to capitulate to some First Nation demands on a controversial mining bill, though it will not kill the proposed law outright, The Canadian Press has learned.
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It will soon be easier for residents in some Toronto neighbourhoods to sign up for recreation programs
Residents living near six recreational centres will be able to sign up for programs a week before registration opens to the general public.
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