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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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Police thank public after locating missing 26-year-old man
Toronto police are thanking the public for their assistance after locating a missing 26-year-old man.
Extra, Extra: Silver Snails, Happy Mayors, and Real Jerks
SickKids is in the middle of a big ad campaign that we don't really understand .
Weekend Planner: May 26-27, 2012
DOORS OPEN : Ever walked by a huge, historical-looking building and thought, "Gee, I wonder what it looks like on the inside?" Wonder no more.
Doors Open Toronto showcase more than 135 buildings and districts and covers 200-plus years of Toronto's rich architectural history.
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.
Impending sale of golf range, frustrates owners
Impending sale of golf range, frustrates owners. Golfers practice their swings at the Beach Fairway Golf Range on Tuesday.
You can't miss it. Made out of wood and adorned with a red bra, the Bra-O-Meter rises like a wide, white tree out of Leslie Bullock's front lawn.
Toronto police arrest fugitive featured on America's Most Wanted
Police arrested a 47-year-old man wanted by the FBI and featured on the television show America's Most Wanted Thursday afternoon.
EDITORIAL: Cultivating the economy of education
Toronto's economy needs to be enabled to grow - and Toronto's wealth of post-secondary education providers is critical to taking advantage of growing economic opportunity.
Bike Month 2012 Group Commute set for May 28
Cyclists from the city's east end have two local meeting points for the Bike Month 2012 Group Commute on Monday, May 28.
Video bingo in Toronto would help charities but cost the city
As the casino debate continues to simmer, Toronto politicians face another tough decision related to gambling: whether to give up hundreds of thousands of dollars to allow local charities to gain millions.
Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown stops are "the gravy along the line"
Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown stops are "the gravy along the line". The Victoria Park Community Hub hosted a public meeting Tuesday introducing a City of Toronto study about development along the Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown LRT route.
Cuts force surgeons to put down scapels
Concerned. Dr Ike Ahmed, a cataract surgeon, said he is very concerned about the government cuts to anesthesia services because it puts patients at risk.
Toronto Happenings: Honouring and helping people
Scrubs in the City Secret Garden gala The SickKids Foundation is inviting party-goers to a special evening of mystery and intrigue June 7. The Scrubs in the City's Secret Garden includes cocktails and treats, a performance by headliner Shawn Desman, a dance party with music by DJ Floh Back, aerialists, living statues and other attractions.
POLITICS : Women in journalism, education, politics, activism, and social media will gather tonight for the first of two Women in Toronto Politics panel discussions.
Paintfight Brings Colourful Attention to East Danforth
"Five, four, three, two, one-go!" Cindy Rozeboom shouted into the megaphone. And with that, paint-soaked sponges flew over the crowd and The Art of the Danforth commenced.
Alzheimer's may manifest from inter-dimensional mind parasites
The U.S. Barack Obama administration recently announced A the first national strategy to fight the worsening Alzheimer's epidemic.
Toronto woman dies on Mount Everest descent
As the tour helicopter circled Mount Everest, the 9-year-old turned to her father and asked an innocent question, putting her on a path that would ultimately lead to her death: Over the next 24 years, Shriya Shah-Klorfine of Toronto dreamed of scaling the world's tallest peak, striving to be one of the few Canadian women to reach the top.
Ashbridges Bay hosts Victoria Day fireworks
If you are looking to celebrate Victoria Day with loud noises and beautiful colours, then head down to Ashbridges Bay Park in the Beach on Monday, May 21, night for the annual fireworks display.