Murder suspect, 29, remains at large four days into Bracebridge police investigation
It has now been four days since police were first called to a home outside of Bracebridge.
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Residents call victim of deadly altercation in Brampton ‘the most loving, gracious person’
One person shot inside Scarborough apartment building, police searching for suspect
Motorcyclist in hospital with critical injuries after collision in Oshawa
Toronto stabbing suspect arrested in Niagara by border officials
National Bank Open’s tournament director calls Victoria Mboko a ‘gift’ and a ‘great athlete’
Police release image of suspect wanted in downtown assault
‘Trump is coming’ for USMCA: What to expect with upcoming trade talks
Police searching for suspect after shooting at Scarborough apartment building
In Pictures
Here are all the museums and galleries offering free or discounted admission under the Canada Strong Pass
This summer, dozens of museums and galleries across Canada are offering free or discounted admission rates as part of the Canada Strong Pass.
Toronto
Singer Kehlani praised a Toronto restaurant on social media. Its co-owner says business has been booming ever since
A Vietnamese restaurant in downtown Toronto says that it is experiencing a boost in customers, after R&B star Kehlani gave them a shoutout to her massive following.
Canada
Carney announces new support measures for softwood lumber
Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to be in Kelowna, B.C., for an announcement at a lumber facility on Tuesday after attending the Vancouver Pride parade on the weekend before he toured a Canadian Forces facility on Vancouver Island on Monday.
Queen's Park
Ontario makes program aimed at keeping seniors out of hospital permanent
Ontario’s long-term care minister has announced that the province is making a paramedic program that helps keep patients out of hospital permanent.
Toronto City Hall
‘I’m begging you to make it stop’: TTC has known about blaring bus horn problem for more than a year, documents show
Residents of a west-end condo building besieged by noise from blaring TTC bus horns say the city’s transit agency has known about the problem, in detail, for more than a year, despite the fact that it continues to be an issue.
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