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• Court reinstates Jim Karygiannis as councillor for Scarborough Agincourt

  25-11-2019 23:16
  
  A provincial court has reinstated Jim Karygiannis as the councillor for Ward 22 Scarborough Agincourt.
  
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• Jim Karygiannis reinstated as councillor for Scarborough-Agincourt ... for now

  25-11-2019 23:15 via cbc.ca
  
  An Ontario Superior Court judge has reinstated Jim Karygiannis as councillor for Scarborough-Agincourt but has ruled the city audit of his election expenses can continue.
  
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• Jim Karygiannis reinstated as councillor for Scarborough-Agincourt

  25-11-2019 23:15 via cbc.ca
  
  An Ontario Superior Court judge has reinstated Jim Karygiannis as councillor for Scarborough-Agincourt.
  
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• Elementary, high school teachers to start work-to-rule campaigns Tuesday

  25-11-2019 23:06
  
  Ontario's public elementary and high school teachers start work-to-rule campaigns Tuesday, as they say months of contract talks have produced little progress.
  
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• Stuffed 'Bunny' rescued from Burlington rooftop after sky-high fall from WWII bomber

  25-11-2019 23:03 via cbc.ca
  
  The stuffed rabbit has been the focus of a weeks-long search by volunteers in the Burlington area, after it was sucked out into the air high above the city during a flight in a rare Lancaster aircraft. 
  
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• Stuffed bunny found on Burlington, Ont., rooftop after sky-high fall from WWII bomber

  25-11-2019 23:03 via cbc.ca
  
  The owner of a stuffed rabbit that was sucked out of a vintage plane while it was flying over Burlington, Ont., thought it might take a miracle to find the missing toy. But the missing bunny and its owner will soon be reunited thanks to a pair of HVAC workers and bit of luck.
  
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• Female dead in North York crash between car and Beck Taxi cab

  25-11-2019 22:27 via cbc.ca
  
  A female is dead following a crash involving two vehicles in North York on Monday, Toronto police say.
  
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• Female dead in North York crash

  25-11-2019 22:27 via cbc.ca
  
  A female is dead following a crash involving two vehicles in North York on Monday, Toronto police say.
  
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• 17-year-old girl dead in North York collision between car and Beck Taxi cab

  25-11-2019 22:27 via cbc.ca
  
  A 17-year-old girl is dead following a crash involving two vehicles in North York on Monday, Toronto police say.
  
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• Same-day cannabis delivery available in some parts of Toronto

  25-11-2019 22:20
  
  The Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS) is offerings same-day and next-day shipping in some areas of Toronto.
  
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• Peel Public Health advises patients of Mississauga clinic to be tested after equipment concerns

  25-11-2019 21:57
  
  Peel Public Health is urging patients who received dental services at a clinic in Mississauga to be tested for bloodborne infections after an inspection found “concerns with cleaning, sterilization and storage of dental equipment.”
  
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• 3 injured in Highway 407 crash in Markham

  25-11-2019 21:55 via cbc.ca
  
  Three people were injured in a crash on Highway 407 in Markham on Monday afternoon, according to the Ontario Provincial Police.
  
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• CBC/Radio-Canada seeking to broadcast more mandated programming on digital services

  25-11-2019 21:46 via cbc.ca
  
  CBC/Radio Canada is asking Canada's telecommunications regulator to allow it to decrease the number of hours certain programming must be broadcast on television, and permit more of that content to be shown on digital services.
  
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• Five luxury cars stolen from Ajax driveways, police warn

  25-11-2019 20:58
  
  Police have issued a warning after five luxury vehicles were stolen from different driveways in Ajax.
  
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• Public health urging Mississauga dental clinic patients to get tested for HIV, hepatitis

  25-11-2019 20:41 via cbc.ca
  
  Peel Public Health is urging all patients who have attended the Alforat Dental Center in Mississauga over the last five years to be tested for blood borne infections like hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV.
  
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• A list of candidates vying for leadership of Ontario Liberals

  25-11-2019 20:15
  
  The deadline for entry in the Ontario Liberal leadership race is Monday at 5 p.m., moving the campaign into its next phase ahead of the March 7 leadership convention.
  
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• Woman allegedly steals two poppy donation boxes in Brampton

  25-11-2019 19:43
  
  Two poppy donation boxes that contained about $200 in cash were stolen from a Brampton store.
  
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• Leafs forward Alexander Kerfoot suspended 2 games for hit on Avalanche's Erik Johnson

  25-11-2019 19:24 via cbc.ca
  
  Toronto Maple Leafs forward Alexander Kerfoot has been suspended two games by the NHL for an illegal hit on Colorado Avalanche defenceman Erik Johnson.
  
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• Don Mills crash leaves one person with serious injuries

  25-11-2019 18:53
  
  A crash in the city’s Don Mills neighbourhood has left one person with serious injuries.
  
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• Don Mills crash leaves one person dead

  25-11-2019 18:53
  
  Toronto police say they are investigating a fatal crash in the city’s Don Mills neighbourhood.
  
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• Don Mills crash leaves 17-year-old girl dead

  25-11-2019 18:53
  
  A crash in the city’s Don Mills neighbourhood on Monday afternoon has left a 17-year-old girl dead.
  
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• Canada-wide emergency alert system to be tested Wednesday

  25-11-2019 18:18
  
  Canada’s national emergency alert system, Alert Ready, has scheduled a public test for Wednesday. Depending on where you live, the test will be sent in the late morning or early afternoon.
  
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• Driver allegedly flees after crashing into another car in King Township

  25-11-2019 17:54
  
  Police are searching for the driver of a vehicle that allegedly hit another car in King, Ont. on Monday morning and then fled.
  
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• Toronto councillor proposes stormwater charge to fight climate change

  25-11-2019 17:52
  
  A Toronto councillor is asking the city to support a new stormwater charge for company parking lots to help fight climate change and promote rainwater conservation.
  
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• 'The smell just hits': Feces hurled onto people at 2 Toronto universities

  25-11-2019 15:45 via cbc.ca
  
  People at two Toronto universities had feces thrown onto them while they were studying, police say.
  
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• Feces hurled onto people at 2 Toronto universities

  25-11-2019 15:45 via cbc.ca
  
  People at two Toronto universities had feces thrown onto them while they were studying, police say.
  
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• Fecal matter thrown onto people at 2 Toronto universities

  25-11-2019 15:45 via cbc.ca
  
  People at two Toronto universities had fecal matter thrown onto them while they were studying, police say.
  
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• Public opposes Ontario government's changes to education, poll suggests

  25-11-2019 15:30
  
  Premier Doug Ford’s government may lack public support when it comes to wide-ranging changes to the education system, according to a new poll which tracked voter sentiment on everything from education spending to class sizes.
  
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• Water main break blocks off downtown Toronto street

  25-11-2019 14:42
  
  Crews are trying to repair a water main break that is flooding a section of Grenville Street this morning.
  
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• Toronto welcomed 27.5 million tourists in 2018, new report says

  25-11-2019 14:34 via cbc.ca
  
  Feel like you’re seeing a lot of tourists in Toronto these days? You’re not wrong.
  
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• No more cars allowed on section of Fleet Street

  25-11-2019 14:27
  
  Vehicles will be permanently banned on a portion of Fleet Street in downtown Toronto starting Monday in order to make the road safer for cyclists and pedestrians.
  
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• Suspect image released after feces poured on people in Toronto university libraries

  25-11-2019 14:14
  
  Police have released an image of a suspect wanted in connection with one of two incidents in which feces and urine were thrown at people inside Toronto university libraries.
  
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• Feces and urine reportedly thrown at people in two Toronto university libraries

  25-11-2019 14:14
  
  Police are investigating after feces and urine were reportedly thrown at people inside the libraries of two Toronto university campuses.
  
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• Today is the deadline to enter the Ontario Liberal leadership race

  25-11-2019 13:54
  
  It's the last day for Liberals hoping to lead Ontario's provincial party to throw their hats in the ring.
  
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• Female stabbed by sister inside ride-sharing vehicle

  25-11-2019 12:17
  
  A female was taken to a trauma centre for treatment after she was stabbed by a relative inside a ride-sharing vehicle overnight.
  
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• Female stabbed by relative inside ride-sharing vehicle

  25-11-2019 12:17
  
  A female was taken to a trauma centre for treatment after she was stabbed by a relative inside a ride-sharing vehicle overnight.
  
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• After tough year in Oshawa, Habitat for Humanity project stalls twice due to lack of donations

  25-11-2019 11:00 via cbc.ca
  
  In a region with an affordable housing shortage, Habitat for Humanity has been struggling to get donations to the point that construction on a major project has been forced to stop twice. Some observers say the departure of General Motors from Oshawa is partly to blame.
  
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• Pharmacists want to prescribe more medication for minor ailments

  25-11-2019 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  If you live in Ontario and come down with pink eye or a skin rash, you may soon be able to go straight to your local pharmacist for help. The Ontario Pharmacists Association will recommend to the province that its members be allowed to prescribe and renew medication for minor ailments.
  
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• Pharmacists want to prescribe medication for more minor ailments

  25-11-2019 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  If you live in Ontario and come down with pink eye or a skin rash, you may soon be able to go straight to your local pharmacist for help. The Ontario Pharmacists Association will recommend to the province that its members be allowed to prescribe and renew medication for minor ailments.
  
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• Ontario Liberal leadership race begins in earnest

  25-11-2019 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  The race to lead the Ontario Liberal party back from the political wilderness begins in earnest on Monday as the deadline arrives for leadership candidates to declare they’re running.
  
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• Meet the Ontario Liberal leadership candidates vying to take on Doug Ford

  25-11-2019 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  The race to lead the Ontario Liberal party back from the political wilderness begins in earnest on Monday as the deadline arrives for leadership candidates to declare they’re running.
  
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• Meet the 5 Ontario Liberal leadership candidates vying to take on Doug Ford

  25-11-2019 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  The race to lead the Ontario Liberal party back from the political wilderness begins in earnest on Monday as the deadline arrives for leadership candidates to declare they’re running.
  
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• Andrew Harris leads Winnipeg Blue Bombers to first Grey Cup win since 1990

  25-11-2019 03:53
  
  The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have won the 107th Grey Cup.
  
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• Toronto fire captain critically injured while battling downtown blaze released from hospital

  25-11-2019 02:44 via cbc.ca
  
  Toronto's fire chief says a captain who was critically injured while battling a blaze earlier this month has been released from hospital.
  
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• More surgical items being left inside patients blamed on rushed operations

  25-11-2019 02:00 via cbc.ca
  
  A longtime surgical nurse says the rise of of surgical items being left inside patients is because of systemic problems that are causing medical teams to rush through operations.
  
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• Stabbing in Brampton sends man to hospital in critical condition

  25-11-2019 01:53
  
  A man has been critically injured after being stabbed in Brampton, Peel police say.
  
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• Stabbing in Brampton sends 46-year-old man to hospital in critical condition

  25-11-2019 01:53
  
  A 46-year-old man was critically injured after being stabbed outside his Brampton home on Sunday evening.
  
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• Police investigating after body found in Niagara Falls following fire

  25-11-2019 01:19
  
  Niagara police are investigating after a body was found inside a workshop following a fire on Sunday.
  
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• Attention TTC users: Changes to downtown express bus routes start Monday

  25-11-2019 00:13 via cbc.ca
  
  Starting Monday, the stretch of King Street that prioritizes streetcars will also have to make room for downtown express buses.
  
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