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Debate cancelled as police look for man who allegedly threatened to shoot mayoral candidates

'Both of them had a heart of gold:' Family of slain Hamilton tenants break silence

The family of an engaged couple who were shot dead following a dispute with their landlord in Stoney Creek over the weekend have broken their silence.
Teenage girl critically injured after reports of pedestrian-involved collision in Rexdale: paramedics

Toronto paramedics say a teenage girl has been rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries after she was reportedly struck by a vehicle in Rexdale.
Anthony Bass booed loudly by fans during first Blue Jays game since controversial Instagram post

Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Anthony Bass was booed at the Rogers Centre after he was called onto the field Wednesday night.
Toronto police arrest man accused of carrying out 2 home invasions in GTA

Toronto police say they have arrested a man suspected of carrying out two home invasions in the GTA, including one in the city’s Moss Park neighbourhood.
Most of Ontario is under a fire ban amid forest fire risks. Here’s what you need to know

A large part of Ontario is under a provincial fire ban due to high risk of forest fires.
Westjet passengers surprised by 'impromptu' speech by CEO on flight

Westjet passengers on a flight from Toronto were surprised when the airline's CEO stood up to give an impromptu speech before takeoff.
Ontario renews summer ER staffing funding for one more year

Ontario renewed funding Thursday that helps rural and northern hospitals bolster emergency room staffing through the summer, but the program will end after this year, the minister said.
Suspect with replica gun arrested near public school in Upper Beaches

Toronto police say one person was arrested outside of a school in the Upper Beaches early Thursday and a firearm was recovered, but no injuries were reported.
Most of Ontario will see two straight days of extreme heat

Much of Ontario will be experiencing a multi-day heat event starting on Thursday.
Air Canada technical issue stabilizing, but airline says to expect more flight delays

Air Canada says its communicator system has begun to stabilize after experiencing technical problems on Thursday morning, but travellers are still expected to face delays and cancellations before it is back fully up and running.
Ontario commits to cover 1/3 cost of Stellantis deal, Ford urges feds to close deal

Ontario has committed to paying a third of the cost to save a $5-billion electric vehicle battery plant in Windsor, Ont., premier Doug Ford said Thursday.
Pediatric drug shortage led to dosing errors in Ontario children , research shows

The shortage of pediatric medication in Canada last year led to a spike of dosing errors in children in Ontario, new research shows.
Emergency preparedness minister warns wildfire situation is unprecedented, dangerous

A massive amount of land has already been scorched by wildfires in Canada this year, and federal fire officials warn the hot, dry weather fuelling the burns is nowhere near over.
Penguins hire former Leafs GM Dubas as president of hockey operations

The Pittsburgh Penguins have named former Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Kyle Dubas its new president of hockey operations, the club announced Thursday.
Candidates take aim at front-runner Chow on taxes in wide-ranging debate

Olivia Chow once again took most of the firepower as the six leading candidates in Toronto’s race to become mayor squared off in a wide-ranging debate hosted by United Way Greater Toronto, The Toronto Star and Toronto Metropolitan University.
'A start': Toronto multiplex policy aimed at boosting housing welcomed by observers

A new policy allowing single family homes to be converted into low-rise multiplexes in Toronto is being hailed by observers as a welcome move, although experts warn it won't make housing more affordable in Canada's most populous city right away.
Toronto to refer refugees and asylum seekers who show up at full shelters to federal programs starting today

Toronto will begin referring refugees and asylum seekers who show up at its at-capacity shelters to federal programs as of today as it continues to call for additional funding.
Woman pulled from pool at Brampton home dies in hospital: police

Peel police are at the scene of a possible drowning at a Brampton home.
Canadian researchers find brain inflammation in patients with long COVID

Leslie Ann Coles knew "almost immediately" something was wrong after her COVID-19 infection in January 2021.
Trudeau government proclaims annual day against gun violence

The federal government is proclaiming a National Day Against Gun Violence, to be held annually on the first Friday of June.
Sudan armed raids, bureaucracy hampering life-saving aid, doctor says
Girl, 14, charged in connection with firework being set off inside TTC bus
HIGHLIGHTS: Toronto mayoral candidates square off in debate co-hosted by Toronto Star, United Way, TMU
Police investigating shooting in Scarborough that left man seriously injured
Engaged couple shot dead in Stoney Creek were days away from moving out of house: police

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Air Canada technical issue stabilizing, but airline says to expect more flight delays

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