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 Forest fire forces 300 from cottage country A forest fire is threatening homes and cottages near the northeastern Ontario town of Kirkland Lake.
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 Man rescued after Niagara Falls plunge A man was rescued after falling into the water below Niagara Falls on Victoria Day as visitors looked on.
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 What's open and closed on Victoria Day in Toronto? Here's a list of what is closed and what is open on today in Toronto and where to watch fireworks.
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 Top 6 royal moments in Toronto A collection of some of the most memorable highlights of the royal family's visits to Canada's largest city.
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 Mount Everest descent claims Canadian woman, 2 others Canadian Shriya Shah, a 33-year-old who ran in the last Ontario election, and two other climbers who were among scores who scaled Mount Everest over the weekend died on their descent and two more are missing.
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 Off-duty officer dies of her injuries following crash The off-duty police officer whose motorcylce collided with an SUV in Toronto this weekend has died of her injuries, Peel Regional Police confirmed Monday.
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 Frank Francisco helps Mets avoid sweep in Toronto Former Blue Jays reliever Frank Francisco entered to a chorus of boos in the ninth inning but survived a walk to Yunel Escobar and a single to Jose Bautista by striking out Edwin Encarnacion, J.P. Arencibia and Eric Thames to pick up his 10th save for the New York Mets, who prevailed 6-5 on Sunday afternoon.
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 Officer on life support after off-duty crashA Peel Regional Police officer is on life-support after her motorcycle collided with an SUV northwest of Toronto while off duty on the weekend.
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 Police say suspect scratched during sexual assault Toronto police say a man was scratched in the face by a woman he attacked overnight.
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 Blue Jays go for sweep against Mets After teammate Brandon Morrow shut out the New York Mets, it's Henderson Alvarez's turn to face them. Like Morrow, Alvarez probably wouldn't mind missing David Wright.
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 Where to see Charles and Camilla in Toronto A map that details the itinerary of Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall during their brief visit of Toronto on May 21 and 22.
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 Missing Toronto senior found safe in York Region Toronto police have located a man with early-onset Alzheimer's who had not been seen since Friday night.
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 Smog advisory stretches across much of southern Ontario Environment Canada has issued a smog advisory for dozens of Ontario communities on Sunday.
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 Leukemia fighter keen to meet royals An Ontario girl whose high-profile battle against cancer has inspired thousands will get a chance to share her story with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge when the royals visit Toronto.
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 Brandon Morrow's 3-hit shutout leads Blue Jays past Mets Brandon Morrow gave up just three hits Saturday in tossing his second complete game shutout of the season as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the New York Mets 2-0 in interleague play.
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 Ontario girl's online banking speech goes viral A 12-year-old Ontario girl is causing a stir in financial circles with an online speech that says banks and the federal government are 'enslaving' the people of Canada.
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 Police seek man, 80, missing since Friday Toronto police are asking for the public's help in finding an 80-year-old missing man who suffers from early onset Alzheimer's.
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 Police promise strict holiday weekend enforcement Toronto police say they will take a zero-tolerance approach to alcohol-related offences as the city celebrates the Victoria Day long weekend.
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 Barons even AHL West finals with MarliesMark Arcobello and Philippe Cornet each had a goal and an assist and Yann Danis made 27 saves as the Oklahoma City Barons evened the American Hockey League Western Conference finals with a 5-1 victory in Game 2 on Friday.
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 SIU clears officers in woman's balcony fall The Special Investigations Unit says there are no reasonable grounds to charge Toronto police officers in the death last month of a 30-year-old woman.
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 Homer-happy Blue Jays throttle Mets J.P. Arencibia and Rajai Davis each hit two home runs to lead Toronto's power surge Friday as the Blue Jays demolished the New York Mets 14-5 to open their 2012 interleague schedule.
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 OPP errors haunt family of missing girl The family of Christine Harron, an Ontario teenager who vanished 19 years ago today, recently learned of a string of police errors that allowed the proceedings against a man who confessed to assaulting and killing the teenage girl to be permanently stayed.
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 Highway 400 reopens after crash Highway 400 re-opens to traffic in both directions following a tractor-trailer crash south of Barrie that is slowing down drivers heading to cottage country for the May 24 long weekend.
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 Mike Holmes to help rebuild High Park playground TV handyman Mike Holmes and his crew will help rebuild a High Park playground badly damaged by fire in March.
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 Toronto police chief seeks OK to charge G20 officers Toronto police Chief Bill Blair seeks permission to discipline 30 of his officers, including two senior officers, in the wake of a damning report on police actions during the G20 summit in 2010.
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