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Man hits car driven by nun, has iPhone stolen
Toronto police say a man had the misfortune of having his iPhone stolen, moments after he hit a car being driven by a nun.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford 'not even dieting anymore'
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford said Sunday that he is no longer dieting, despite nearing the end of the weight-loss challenge he launched with his brother, Coun.
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Historicist: The Dawn of the Horseless Era
The vehicle at right is believed to be the first automobile in Toronto, photographed circa 1912.
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Doors Open Toronto: Buildings open to the public
"Nothing else would be as visible to my customers," says Mohamed who works in a coffee shop.
Queensmen chorus seeks new singers to continue decades-long tradition
Queensmen chorus seeks new singers to continue decades-long tradition. The Queensmen Male Chorus rehearse behind closed doors Tuesday evening at the Village of Humber Heights Retirement Home in preparation for an upcoming concert.
'Gay-straight alliances' get green light under Ontario bill
Ontario Education Minister Laurel Broten says she doesn't believe that 'there's anything radical about allowing students to name a club.' Students would be able to call anti-homophobic clubs "gay-straight alliances" under changes to proposed legislation that previously allowed principals to veto the name, Ontario's Education Minister Laurel Broten ... (more)
Brampton man faces sex charges
Sex assault. Angelino Aguas, 44, of Brampton is facing sexual assault charges in connection with an incident earlier this week at Toronto Western Hospital.
Feds in Toronto for Rouge Valley funding announcement
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty and Environment Minister Peter Kent were in Toronto on Friday with a special announcement for Scarborough's Rouge Valley Park.
Toronto electronics store Kromer Radio to close
Kromer Radio, a stalwart in Toronto's electronics business for more than five decades, will close its doors next month.
St. Lawrence Market Toronto's St. Lawrence Market has been named as one of the top 10 markets in the world by National Geographic.
Old mortar shell prompts evacuation of Toronto neighbourhood
A small residential street in the Parkwoods neighbourhood has been reopened after police declared a suspicious package found in a home to be harmless.
Toronto man who staged car collisions in an insurance fraud is sent to prison
An insurance-scamming "choreographer" of 13 staged collisions on Toronto's busy streets was sent to prison for 3A1 2 years Thursday.
Toronto cyclist injury: Cabbie says he feared for his life
A cabbie who mangled the leg of a cyclist during a late-night dispute says he accidentally reversed into the man after he threatened to shoot him.
Taxi driver accused in longboarder's death gets bail
A taxi driver involved in a deadly collision that claimed the life of a skateboarder has been granted bail in a Toronto court.
Tories launch legal attacks on bids to overturn election results
In the Conservative motion, the party argues the challenges should be thrown out because the Council of Canadians is not an elector and has brought the legal action to damage the Conservative brand.