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25-year-old man struck and killed by a transport truck on Highway 401 in North York

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Man in hospital after vehicle slams into Scarborough home

A man is in hospital after a vehicle struck a house overnight in Scarborough.
Decision expected by Monday on whether additional COVID-19 restrictions will be imposed on Halton, Durham

Premier Doug Ford says that he hopes to have an answer by Monday on whether certain regions of Ontario where COVID-19 case counts remain stubbornly high will be moved back into a modified version of Stage 2.
No winning ticket for Friday night's $42 million Lotto Max jackpot

No winning ticket was sold for the $42 million jackpot in Friday night's Lotto Max draw.
Premier defends decision to suspend indoor dining in COVID-19 hot spots amid stern criticism from celebrity chef

Premier Doug Ford is standing behind his government’s decision to order the suspension of indoor dining at bars and restaurants in Ontario’s COVID-19 hot spots despite criticism from one celebrity chef who is accusing him of “driving our economy into a wall.”
B.C. voters head to polling stations in snap election called during pandemic

Voters in British Columbia cast ballots today in an election campaign that was largely defined by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sunnybrook Hospital declares COVID-19 outbreak in surgical unit

Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre has declared an outbreak of COVID-19 in one of its surgical units today after five cases of the virus were identified.
Ford calls spread of COVID-19 into other regions 'concerning' as province reports 826 new cases

Ontario health officials reported 826 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday and nine new deaths, on much stronger rates of testing that sent the positivity rate lower.
Special weather statement ends for Toronto; tornado warnings for Barrie, parts of southern Ontario lifted

Thunderstorms moved across Toronto Friday evening, prompting Environment Canada to issue a special weather statement.
Female rushed to hospital with burns after fire at east-end apartment for seniors

A female victim is en route to hospital suffering from serious burns after a fire broke out at a senior’s apartment building in Toronto’s east end on Friday afternoon.
Police set up tip line to help trace steps of Christine Jessop’s killer

Investigators have set up a dedicated tip line in hopes of tracing the steps of a man responsible for the rape and murder of nine-year-old Christine Jessop more than 35 years ago.
Speeders on one Etobicoke street account for 10 per cent of all tickets issued by city's photo radar cameras in August

New data on the city’s photo radar cameras shows that while the number of tickets issued during the second month of enforcement dropped, speeding has become a particularly big problem on one Etobicoke street.
Provincial labs can now process 50,000 COVID-19 samples a day, but gaps and challenges remain

Provincial labs are now technically able to process as much as 50,000 COVID-19 test samples per day; it’s just a question of getting the samples to where they need to be in a timely fashion, Ontario officials said Friday.
Ford calls for talks in Caledonia occupation, condemns violence

Premier Doug Ford is calling for Indigenous demonstrators occupying a housing development in Caledonia, Ont., to engage in peaceful talks with his government.
Bellegarde wants Brenda Lucki out as head of RCMP

The Assembly of First Nations has “lost confidence” in RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki after months of unrest, National Chief Perry Bellegarde said Friday as he called for her resignation.
Ontario should urgently address staffing shortages in nursing homes, commission says

Critical staffing shortages in Ontario's long-term care homes should be urgently addressed as the second wave of the pandemic intensifies, an independent commission said in interim recommendations released Friday.
Suspect in custody after man shot at Thornhill townhouse complex

One suspect is in custody after a 36-year-old man was shot at a townhouse in Thornhill early Friday morning, York Regional Police say.
Second man arrested in string of knife-point robberies at spas, massage parlours: Toronto police

A second man has now been arrested in connection with a string of violent knife-point robberies at Toronto spas and massage parlours.
Trudeau touts vaccine deals as Canada notches new daily record in COVID-19 cases

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is trying to offer Canadians modest hope about progress in testing and vaccine development after Canada notched an all-time high of new COVID-19 cases in a day.
Suspect charged in shooting death of man in Oshawa

A 30-year-old man has been charged in connection with a fatal shooting near downtown Oshawa, Ont. earlier this month.
Hospitals, long-term care homes have little room for second-wave surge, inquiry hears

Hospitals and long-term care homes are nearly at capacity and won't be able to handle a surge in COVID-19 patients during the second wave of the pandemic, an independent commission has heard.
Clothing retailer Le Chateau files for CCAA protection, plans to close its doors

Canadians who flocked to Le Chateau Inc. stores for the last 60 years will need to find a new place to pick up formal wear for dances, galas, clubbing and prom.
Ford says he is 'super concerned' by Toronto's COVID-19 positivity rate as city reports highest number of new cases in weeks

Premier Doug Ford says that he is “super concerned” by a COVID-19 positivity rate in Toronto that is now nearly double the “high alert” threshold set by his government.
Male critically injured in stabbing in Scarborough

One person has been rushed to hospital in critical condition after a stabbing in Scarborough.
Ontario's top doctor insists province has 'bent' the curve as it reports 841 new cases, 9 more deaths

More than 800 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Ontario today but for the second consecutive day, the province's positivity rate has declined as officials work to boost testing numbers.
Ontario has received 100,000 rapid COVID-19 tests that Ford promises will be 'game-changer' in fight against virus

Ontario has received the entire first batch of rapid COVID-19 tests ordered by the federal government and Premier Doug Ford says that he believes the technology will be a “game-changer” in the fight against the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

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