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Crown turns up heat on accused killer
Christopher Little issued denial after denial under a withering barrage of accusations by Crown counsel Robert Scott in the final moments of his testimony today.
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Toronto police step up search efforts for Mariam Makniashvilli
Toronto police have launched what they call an "unprecedented canvass" as they continue their search for Mariam Makniashvilli.
Man stabbed, killed at Toronto sushi restaurant
A young man is dead after a stabbing at a sushi restaurant in the Annex last night, police say.
Road rage blamed as car sails off cliff
Booze and a bout of road rage are believed to be the catalysts that sent a woman plunging 25 metres over a cliff and into the Humber River Saturday.
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New partner elected at Russell Bedford Toronto member firm
LONDON, ENGLAND, November 04, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Jie Lian has been elected as a partner at Kestenberg Rabinowicz Partners LLP Chartered Accountants, the Russell Bedford firm in Toronto, Canada.
For Sale: A taste of London in downtown Toronto
This 1890s home has undergone a meticulous restoration; one of the owners is a designer.
Celebrity-loved Burberry label launches luxury flagship store in Toronto
With a star following including Victoria Beckham, Gwyneth Paltrow, Liv Tyler, Freida Pinto and Vogue editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour - having taken in Burberry's Womenswear Spring-Summer 2010 show in London in late September - Toronto women and men now also have access to a full selection of the luxurious high-end creations.
Budget chief eyes city sales tax
Toronto's budget chief Shelley Carroll says the city should look into levying its own sales tax.
Theodoros Tiku grew up in the Regent Park area of east Toronto, and attracted the watchful eyes of local cops since he was a young teen.
Toronto police chief reaches out to Chinese community
In a move to strike back at critics in the mainstream and Chinese media, Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair called reporters into his office at police headquarters Thursday to insist that neither the police nor the Crown cut a deal with a convicted shoplifter in exchange for his testimony against David Chen, the shopkeeper charged with illegally ...
Toronto, Ontario might be the best city for high end swingers' clubs in North America.
Toronto Public Health Flu-Shot Clinics
Published on Monday, Nov. 02, 2009 12:00AM EST Last updated on Monday, Nov. 02, 2009 3:25AM EST W ho can get the shot? Toronto Public Health staff will be screening flu-shot lineups this week, double-checking to make sure those who are waiting belong to one of the priority groups.
November 1st pumpkin celebrations to light up Toronto
After Halloween festivities are over, there are more things to do with carved pumpkins than just compost them.
A woman wears a surgical mask in the line up to get the H1N1 vaccine at Metro Hall in Toronto on Friday October 30, 2009.
T.O. police chief chides press in vigilante case
Bill Blair says officers did not make a deal with the shoplifter, who got 30 days in jail instead of the 90 asked for by the Crown.
Young singer dies after coyote attack
A budding Toronto singer and songwriter was remembered yesterday as a warm, compassionate, inspiring young woman whose talent transcended her age before she was killed by coyotes during a Maritimes tour.
Steeles Ave. tops worst roads list
Almost half the roads on this year's list of worst roads in Ontario are in the City of Toronto, with Steeles Ave.
Terror in the aisles: Halloween movies haunt Toronto
Come and play with them: forever and ever and ever... Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.