Trench collapse in Toronto leaves 2 construction workers critically injured: paramedics
Toronto firefighters dug out a pair of workers who were buried after a trench they were working in collapsed this morning.
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Two workers injured after wall reportedly collapses at site in Toronto
With closure of major downtown intersection, what can commuters expect?
Police searching for 4 suspects in attempted kidnapping investigation
Governments working to build one Canadian economy: Carney
Closure of King and Church to create traffic nightmare for next months
Subway service between Finch and Eglinton to end nightly at 11 p.m.
Ontario PCs to limit debate on controversial Bill 5
Canada Post rejects union’s request for binding arbitration to end labour dispute
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Italy's Mount Etna erupts
A huge plume of ash, gas and rock spewed forth from Italy’s Mount Etna, Europe’s largest active volcano, after a portion of its southeastern crater likely collapsed, authorities said.
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Toronto could feel like 30 on Tuesday as warmer weather finally arrives
The temperature could feel close to 30 in Toronto early this week as the city turns the page on cool May weather.
Canada
Shopify wins court battle against Canada Revenue Agency in merchant-data case
Shopify Inc. has come out on top of a battle with the Canada Revenue Agency.
Brampton man facing dozens of charges following break-ins at commercial and office buildings
Missing child found in water in Mississauga park dies in hospital: Peel police
Investigation underway after 2 men stabbed during ‘disturbance’ in Mississauga: police
Driver charged after jackknifed tractor-trailer damages guide rail on Hwy. 401 in Mississauga: OPP
Queen's Park
‘We will onshore every single widget we can’: Ford says in response to 50 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminum
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is vowing to “onshore every single widget we can” after U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he would double tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Toronto City Hall
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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