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Historicist: Reigning Over Queen's Park
Group at statue of Queen Victoria, Queen's Park, ca. 1912. From the City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 1244, Item 2211.
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Affairs And Crooning In A Musical Of Cabaret Legend Hutch
London's in a bout of craze for all things 20s : first the Great Gatsby ballet at Sadler's Wells and now this.
A soldier thought to have survived the worst ever battlefield injuries in Afghanistan said he was moved to be described as an inspiration by the Prince of Wales as he made him an MBE.
Jazz CRJ9 at Toronto on May 13th 2013, rejected takeoff
A Jazz Canadair CRJ-705, registration C-FNJZ performing flight QK-7971 from Toronto,ON to New Orleans,LA with 73 people on board, was accelerating for takeoff from Toronto's runway 23, when at about 100 knots both left main gear tyres blew.
Rescue attempt over for New Brunswick fishermen
The rescue attempt for two missing fishermen has been called off in New Brunswick, hours after one body was found.
Fancy Pokkett to open 68-job commercial baking plant near Lancaster
Construction begins next month on an $8 million facility in Lancaster County that will bring a 68-job gluten-free commercial baker to the region.
Woman charged with hiding newborn's body
A 30-year-old New Brunswick woman has been charged in connection with the discovery of the body of a newborn boy found on Taylor Road near Monteagle, N.B. in 2009.
Fishing boat missing off eastern New Brunswick
The boat, operating out of Tabusintac, issued the distress call at around 5:30 a.m. Three or four crew are onboard and now missing.
Fishing boat missing off eastern New Brunswick
The boat, operating out of Tabusintac, issued the distress call at around 5:30 a.m. Three or four crew are onboard and now missing.
Linda Munk left the life of luxury to reinvent herself through the arts
Linda Munk was married at 19 in dreamy resplendence, right down to hand-stitched Parisian lace and a ballroom filled with the elite of Toronto.
Ralph Loder makes a comment during Gerry Byrne's meeting on the Qalipu Mi'kmaq agreement, held at the Pepsi Centre Thursday.
CUPE workers 'worried' over future health cuts
Health workers expressed their concerns over future health-care cuts at a meeting organized by the Canadian Union of Public Employees on Thursday in Fredericton.
Son is suspect in slaying of New Brunswick businessman Richard Oland: documents
The suspect in the slaying of New Brunswick businessman Richard Oland is his son Dennis, say search warrant documents that were executed in the investigation.
Lorry stuck under bridge in Hove
Yes I saw what happened. The lorry tried to go under the bridge but it was too big and got stuck.
Alcohol, slippery road factors in fatal Tracadie car crash
Emergency crews responded to the scene in the backwoods near Tracadie-Sheila on the Acadian Peninsula in December 2012.
Prince Charles promises to visit Burnley's Weavers' Triangle project
The Prince of Wales' support for the old mills and engine houses of the Weavers' Triangle stretches back several years.
Quarter-sized hail pounds Charlotte County
Autobody shops in St. Stephen may be busy today after the Charlotte County area was pounded by a hail storm on Thursday night.
'Everybody knew' Ashley Smith was in danger, guard says
An Ontario coroner's inquest heard from a correctional officer on Thursday, who testified that "everyone knew" Ashley Smith's life was in danger.
Mouton vertical to take centre stage at Bonhams sale
A 20-bottle vertical of Mouton Rothschild from 1989 to 2009 will be one of the main attractions at Bonhams London sale later this month.
P3 water for Saint John would be 'costly, wasteful' mistake
Saint John's former commissioner of municipal operations says he is not in favour of hiring private partners to build and operate a new water treatment plant for the city.