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The parents of a Burlington, Ont., toddler who died after falling about 20 metres from his mom's arms at Toronto's Pearson International left the airport in tears yesterday morning.
Facebook Veronica and Flavio Romano with baby Lucca and four-year-old Massimo. Enlarge Image Fifteen-month-old Lucca Romano, a mischievous, outgoing toddler who liked being the centre of attention, died Sunday after he wiggled out of his mother's arms and plummeted 15 metres at Torontoa TMs Pearson airport.
Charges pile up for two women accused of crime spree
Police hold two women at Royal Windsor and Ford Drs. in Oakville after a 160-km/h car chase followed by a foot chase Nov.
Toddler falls to death at Pearson
Stuart Paterson and Josh Wingrove Published on Monday, Nov. 23, 2009 10:28PM EST Last updated on Monday, Nov.
Two charged in Thelma-and-Louise crime spree
Police hold two women at Royal Windsor and Ford Drs. in Oakville after a 160-km/h car chase followed by a foot chase Nov.
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Dacey upends Bice at Canadian mixed curling championship
Nova Scotia skip Mark Dacey shares a laugh with Glenn Howard during the 2009 Brier curling championships in Calgary, Alberta, March 12, 2009.
P.E.I. rink keeps pace with Ontario
Prince Edward Islanda s Kyle Stevenson remained within hailing distance of Ontarioa s Mark Bice at the 2010 Canadian mixed curling championship Tuesday in Burlington, Ont.
Eco-burial: The future of death
By Bryan Borzykowski Twelve years ago, Susanne Wiigh-Msak was working in her greenhouse in the serene Swedish countryside when a morbid thought popped into her head.
Jake's Gift a true gift to the audience
Julia Mackey is an actor of extraordinary talent. Following her beautifully poignant performance which notably fell on Remembrance Day, Nov.
Mixed-media show opens at art centre
A new exhibition featuring artist Francis Caprani truly is a body of work. The Burlington, Ont.
Company official is grilled over parts
Trustees on Tuesday grilled Richard Kuiper, CEO of Canadian Turbines Inc., about why his company is more than a year late in delivering essential parts for the village's $3.5 million hydroelectric project.
Waste management companies IESI-BFC and Waste Services to merge in $388M deal
Toronto's IESI-BFC Ltd. and Burlington, Ont.-based Waste Services, Inc. have agreed to merge and form what the companies say will be North America's third-largest solid waste management company.
Court feud continues between Ontario restaurant, medical pot user
Federal government lawyers sought to dismiss the case, arguing there is no dispute that requires adjudication because Health Canada does not purport to authorize permit holders to smoke marijuana in violation of any applicable law or in an establishment subject to Ontarioa TMs liquor licensing laws.
T.O. Tidbits a " Sunday, November 8th
Here's this week's round-up of the latest local food and restaurant news... Openings : Pancho's Bakery is now offering Mexican treats in a second location at 214 Augusta Avenue, in the heart of increasingly Latino-flavoured Kensington Market.
" Even as a small boy, George Wilkinson was fascinated by the legend of the uncle he never knew.
Music The Video Dead - Damn Disco
Burlington, Ont. hardcore-meets-old school punk outfit The Video Dead have never been ones for subtlety.
Turbine company has history of poor performance
Problems getting generator parts for the village's $3.5 million hydroelectric project are eerily familiar, according to officials in the Canadian town of Bancroft, Ontario.
Cyclist hit by vehicle in Burlington
A cyclist is in serious condition after being hit by a vehicle in Burlington. Halton police say the man was hit by a Jeep just before 9 o'clock this morning at Guelph Line and Dundas Street.
Feds fight back in pot restaurant case
Federal government lawyers will ask a judge Monday to throw out the case of an Ontario restaurant owner who wants one of his former patrons stripped of his right to smoke medical marijuana.