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• Family of woman killed in Gardiner hit-and-run speaks out, driver granted bail

  The family of a woman killed in a fatal hit-and-run on the Gardiner Expressway are describing the heartbreak the crash has caused them. The accused driver was granted bail Friday.

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• ‘A menace’: Man who pleaded guilty to fatal Gardiner Expressway crash gets 5-year sentence

  A 33-year-old man pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death of two people in a Gardiner Expressway crash in 2021. He will serve a prison sentence and license suspension.

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• ‘He was loved’: Family members devastated by death of man allegedly swarmed by teens

  A Crown prosecutor read out victim impact statements from Kenneth Lee's sister, brother-in-law and cousin Friday at a sentencing hearing for one of the girls accused in his death.

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• ‘He’s running’: Police video captures dramatic high-speed Lamborghini chase near Toronto

  Footage from a police helicopter shows officers pursing and eventually arresting the driver of a Lamborghini that lost a tire on Highway 407 during a high-speed chase.

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• Ontario mining law ‘outdated, unconstitutional and offensive’: First Nation chief

  It is also seeking an order that would halt all current and planned mining projects in the area until proper consultation takes place and consent is given.

  Canada

  Jul 12
• ‘Where’s the money?’: Police release chilling audio of Vaughan home invasion

  More than six months after the incident, York Regional Police have released new information regarding the incident, including an outstanding vehicle of interest.

  Crime

  Jul 12
• Simply Delicious Recipe: Nicoise platter for 4

  This week on Simply Delicious, professional home economist and cookbook author Mairlyn Smith creates a beautiful and tasty Nicoise salad platter for four.

  Features

  Jul 12
• From mudslide to good vibes: volunteers save the day at Ontario music festival

  Rock The Park said it would provide tickets to anyone who could come help with the cleanup and in less than a half hour they had about 50 volunteers on site in London, Ont.

  Canada

  Jul 12
• 17-year-old girl reportedly falls from ride at Canada’s Wonderland

  York Region Paramedic Services told Global News they responded to the amusement park at around 2:30 p.m. Thursday after receiving a call that a person fell from a ride. 

  Canada

  Jul 11
• Toronto woman who left baby unattended in bathtub pleads guilty to manslaughter

  Crown attorneys will be seeking a custodial sentence between four to six years behind bars for the boy's mother.

  Crime

  Jul 11
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• 2 witnesses sought after boy, 13, charged in murder outside abandoned Ontario school

  Investigators say they have reason to believe two people in a nearby wooded area have information related to a first-degree murder investigation near Goderich, Ont.

  Crime

  Jul 11
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• How prepared are you for a wildfire? 3 critical ways you can get ready

  Whether in urban or rural areas, there are several things Canadians can do to protect their families and property from wildfires.

  Fire

  Jul 11
• Anonymous donor pays $1K power bill for disconnected Ontario senior

  For more than two months, Toronto senior Maxine Stirling Dawe couldn't make toast, turn on the lights, or power a fan or air conditioner in her one-bedroom rental apartment.

  Canada

  Jul 11
• Future of Brockville’s homeless shelter uncertain

  Brockville's only homeless shelter faces closure due to a $150,000 funding shortfall, turning away six people nightly. Urgent government support is needed.

  Canada

  Jul 11
• Number of Ontarians without family doctor reaches 2.5 million, college says

  The Ontario College of Family Physicians says there are now 2.5 million people in the province who don't have a family doctor.

  Health

  Jul 11
• Ontario Science Centre: Infrastructure officials further detail structural issues

  The Ontario Science Centre building is facing critical issues not just with its roof, but with heating, sprinkler and electrical systems, officials said Thursday.

  Politics

  Jul 11
• MLSE parts ways with Toronto FC, Argonauts president Bill Manning

  Time ran out for Bill Manning, who oversaw Toronto FC and Argonaut championships in his role as president of the MLS and CFL teams.

  Sports

  Jul 11
• 2 minors charged with murder after 16-year-old boy killed in Toronto

  Two minors have been charged with murder in the death of 16-year-old Mohamed Doumbouya, Toronto police say.

  Crime

  Jul 11
• Telus tells Ontario call centre workers to relocate or risk losing their job

  Telus Corp. has informed around 150 call centre employees based in Ontario they must relocate by October, apply for another role or agree to be laid off.

  Canada

  Jul 11
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• LCBO strike: Why premixed cocktails are stirring up so much controversy

  The ready-to-drink (RTD) policy has turned into a key sticking point between the LCBO workers' union and the Ford government, which have taken polar opposite stances on the issue.

  Canada

  Jul 11
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• Winning Ontario lottery ticket worth $1M about to expire

  A lottery ticket that was sold in Toronto and won $1 million will soon expire if the rightful owner doesn't come forward. 

  Canada

  Jul 11
• Blue Jays’ Bo Bichette going viral for openly flirting with trade: ‘I want to win’

  In another sign of what’s been a rocky season for the Toronto Blue Jays, star shortstop Bo Bichette appeared to openly flirt with the idea of playing for another team on Wednesday.

  Sports

  Jul 11
• What is listeriosis? The illness behind the plant-based milk recall

  Several people in Ontario have become sick with listeriosis in an outbreak that triggered a national recall of certain plant-based milks.

  Health

  Jul 11
• Man critically injured after shooting in Toronto

  Officials say a man has critical injuries after being shot in Toronto's North York area early Thursday.

  Crime

  Jul 11
• U of T encampment court ruling could affect future campus protests, experts say

  Experts say the court ruling that led to pro-Palestinian protest encampment clearing at UofT could have lingering effects for future protests on post-secondary campuses in Canada. 

  Canada

  Jul 11