Mississauga crash leaves 1 male dead: Peel police
One male is dead following a single-vehicle collision in Mississauga early Wednesday morning.
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Search for suspects in Brampton shooting
‘Not a good feeling’: Distant relative of Toronto’s latest homicide victim reacts
Man arrested in connection with dog attack in downtown Toronto
Police release video of an alleged sexual assault suspect
Man charged with impaired operation after boat crash in Whitby, Ont.
9-year-old daughter of Luciano Fratollin died from drowning, autopsy finds
Marking seven years since the deadly Danforth mass shooting in 2018
'He bit the head off of a bat' | Looking back at the life and legacy of Ozzy Osbourne
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The median cost that a single-family home is selling for in the GTA has dropped. Here’s why
Housing prices continue to dip in the Greater Toronto Area, thanks to uncertainty surrounding inflation and the impacts of U.S. tariffs. But one real estate expert says now might be the best time to enter the market.
Toronto
On-site probe of Indigenous remains found in east Toronto starting soon, despite group’s threat to ‘shut down all construction activity in the area’
The City of Toronto says it is preparing to move forward with an on-site investigation after ancient Indigenous remains were discovered in the city’s Riverdale neighbourhood nearly two years ago, even as one group threatens to “shut down all construction activity in the area” amid concerns about the way the matter has been handled.
Canada
Lawyer says tenants ‘crushed’ by court ruling they must leave B.C. mobile home park
A lawyer for tenants of a mobile home park on Songhees First Nation reserve land on Vancouver Island says his clients are “absolutely crushed” after losing a lawsuit challenging their evictions.
Queen's Park
Burlington man accused of making death threats against Ontario environment minister
A Burlington man has been charged after death threats were made against the Ontario Minister of Environment, Conservation and Parks.
Toronto City Hall
On-site probe of Indigenous remains found in east Toronto starting soon, despite group’s threat to ‘shut down all construction activity in the area’
The City of Toronto says it is preparing to move forward with an on-site investigation after ancient Indigenous remains were discovered in the city’s Riverdale neighbourhood nearly two years ago, even as one group threatens to “shut down all construction activity in the area” amid concerns about the way the matter has been handled.
Federal government considers raising deposit insurance limit to $150,000
Canada tariffs could add US$14,000 to the cost of building a U.S. home by 2027, report warns
Canadians are drinking more local beer and wine during U.S. trade war, report suggests
Toronto-based IT firm Adastra sold to global investment firm Carlyle Group
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