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Police are searching for a man wanted for manslaughter after a longtime journalist died following an assault in Toronto.
An arbitrator has ruled that air ambulance service Ornge must pay its paramedics more money after wage restraint legislation known as Bill 124 was struck down.
On Dec. 19, 2022, Julia Rady headed to work, riding the subway travelling southbound on the Yonge line.
Two #Burlington , Ont., men facing charges after #Halton police seized illegal weapons for sale at a convenience store in the city's north side.
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BREAKING: New data indicates that 46 per cent people currently in Ontario hospitals with COVID-19 were admitted for other reasons.
BREAKING: Investigators with the OPP have begun quietly conducting interviews to determine whether to launch an investigation into the Ford government’s controversial decision to open up parts of Ontario’s Greenbelt for development.
With another lockdown underway, some experts are sounding the alarm, saying these measures may be doing more harm than good. @AntonyRobart speaks with Dr. Martha Fulford, an infectious diseases specialist at McMaster Children's Hospital, for her perspective.
AMBER ALERT: Peel Regional Police searching for 11-year-old Riya Rajkumar, described as 4 ft tall, thin build, last seen wearing a pink dress with black boots. Police say the suspect is her father, 41-year-old Roopesh Rajkumar, driving a silver 2-door Honda Civic, plate ARBV 598.
UPDATED: “I’m not whining, I’m simply doing my job as mayor to stand up for our residents and taxpayers,” Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie said.
“A bunch of yahoos.” Here’s Premier Doug Ford’s fiery reaction to the anti-lockdown protestors outside Queen’s Park. #covid19on STORY:
Stories to brighten your day. @AntonyRobart and @JennValentyne round up the viral stories of the weekend - including how the @BTS_twt fandom made an incredible donation to #BlackLivesMatter , and one kid's Spider-man dreams come true.
The Ford government is facing furious criticism after internal documents, obtained by Global News, acknowledged that low wages and Bill 124 have had a negative impact on Ontario’s ability to retain nurses in the province’s health care sector.
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