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Quebec woman sees stolen, damaged Audi for first time since it crashed through Ontario mall

A Quebec woman’s eyes welled with tears as she picked up her stolen Audi from an Ontario auto shop, not far from where her car smashed through the glass doors of a mall in an 'audacious' theft.
'Heroic' TTC driver rescues 4 people before GO train crushes car

A TTC bus driver rescued four people who were stuck in a car on GO train tracks just minutes before a train rammed into their vehicle.
Liberals withdraw controversial amendment to guns bill

The federal Liberals are withdrawing a controversial amendment to their guns bill that would have added many popular hunting rifles and shotguns to a list of prohibited firearms in Canada.
More than 70 per cent of Ontarians feel less safe on transit than a year ago, survey suggests

About 71 per cent of Ontarians feel less or somewhat less safe using public transportation than they did a year ago, a new survey suggests.
Canada summons Chinese ambassador over high-altitude surveillance balloon

China's ambassador to Canada has been called onto the carpet to explain a high-altitude surveillance balloon that is hovering over the U.S.
Freeland meets with provincial, territorial finance ministers in Toronto

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is hosting an in-person meeting today with the provincial and territorial finance ministers in Toronto to discuss issues including the transition to a clean economy, challenges in healthcare systems across the country, and the current economic environment.
Toronto home sales down 44.6 per cent year over year in January

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board says January home sales were down 44.6 per cent from the same month a year ago, falling in line with expectations as the number of sales and average selling price were similar to December 2022.
Victim rushed to hospital after being stabbed multiple times in Etobicoke

One person is in police custody after a stabbing in Toronto's west end sent one man to hospital.
Heat restored to most units at midtown Toronto apartment building dealing with broken boiler

After shivering inside their homes for a week, most of the tenants of an apartment building in midtown Toronto now have heat.
Water main break closes portion of Queen Street West, nearby buildings evacuated

A large flood caused by a broken water main has closed a portion of Queen Street West and resulted in the evacuation of several nearby buildings.
'Join us,' Ontario Greens urge Liberals trying to steal their leader

A group of Ontario Greens have put together a counteroffer for Liberals trying to poach their leader.
Man charged in Shelburne arson arrested for Brampton shooting

A 40-year-old man recently charged in connection with an arson in Shelburne is now facing charges in a Brampton shooting.
Police set up command post after woman grabbed, 'forcefully dragged' Wednesday night in Markham

York Regional Police are canvassing for evidence in a Markham neighbourhood after an unknown suspect forcefully dragged a woman between two houses on Wednesday night.
Charges laid after $500K worth of equipment fraudulently purchased from Oshawa company

Two people have been charged after about half a million dollars worth of equipment was fraudulently purchased from an Oshawa company.
Supreme Court agrees to rule on independence of Canadian military's judges

The Supreme Court has agreed to wade into a landmark legal battle over whether Canada’s military judges, who are responsible for overseeing dozens of courts martial every year, are truly independent.
Ontario in full support of feds' national health-care data push

Ontario fully supports the federal government's push to make health-care funding contingent on data reporting, the province said Thursday as it announced a plan to boost access to primary care doctors.
Vacant home tax deadline pushed back until end of the month

The deadline for Toronto homeowners to declare whether or not their property is occupied has been extended until the end of the month, Mayor John Tory has announced.
Mayor Tory wants report on new taxes, including parking levy

Mayor John Tory wants staff to take a closer look at a potential tax on commercial parking spaces as part of as wider assessment of new revenue tools that could help the city address some of its fiscal challenges.
COVID-19 tests will be mandatory for travellers from China for another two months

Canada has renewed mandatory COVID-19 testing and screening for travellers from China, Hong Kong and Macao for another two months.
Air Canada outage that affected operations at Toronto Pearson Airport resolved

An Air Canada outage that impacted operations at Toronto Pearson International Airport has been resolved, the airline said Thursday.
Power restored in Scarborough following brief Thursday afternoon outage
Ontario paramedic breaks down during emotional final radio call before retirement
Brown, community speak out after Hindu temple in Brampton vandalized
Funeral details announced for former Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion
Groundhog Day: Fred is dead in Quebec, Willie and Sam at odds over spring's arrival

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