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 Woman charged with killing Canadian tourists laughed during hearingAccused woman’s family say she has long suffered from schizophrenia and had been homeless since January
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 Carroll accuses mayor of not showing up at the office‘He doesn’t meet with people that want to kill him politically,’ Doug Ford says
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 Enthusiastic crowds greet royal couple in TorontoPrince Charles and his wife Camilla attended the Diamond Jubilee Medal ceremony at the Ontario legislature before heading to the Moss Park Armoury and Ryerson University
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 Twist an arm for charityNo wrist, no reward
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 360 Screenings are so much bigger than surround soundUnique locations and costumed actors contribute to a completely immersive cinematic experience new to Toronto
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 From the archives: Building Toronto's largest water treatment plantThe R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant began operating in Toronto's east end in 1941. It's the largest water treatment plant in the city, producing 36 per cent (166,500,000,000 litres) of Toronto's water in 2011. The building offers a distinct architectural statement with its art deco styling, and was declared a national historic civil engineering site in 1992. A rehabilitation of the plant is slated to be completed next year.
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 Meet the man who shaped 20th-century TorontoA bold. forward-thinking public-works official, he was responsible for some of our most iconic structures
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 From the archives: the Bloor Viaduct in picturesThe Prince Edward Viaduct, often simply called the Bloor Viaduct, connects Bloor Street with Danforth Avenue 40 metres above the Don Valley. R.C. Harris, then Toronto's public works commissioner, added a second deck to the bridge for a subway - though the Bloor-Danforth line wouldn't be built for decades.
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 The Lineup: May 19 - 25The week in events
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 Dozens of police officers facing charges for G20 actionsReview office says it has recommended disciplinary tribunals a day after report reveals who ordered use of controversial tactics
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 The site of GTA casino down to four possibilitiesOLG eying downtown Toronto, Mississauga, Markham or Richmond Hill for new gambling facility that would bring a new source of revenue for province
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 Ford cheered for surprise appearance at anti-homophobia eventMayor makes first public demonstration of support for Toronto’s gay community
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 Father, stepmom face upgraded 1st-degree murder charges in Brampton boy's deathTen-year-old Shakeil Boothe was found without vital signs at a Brampton home last year and was declared dead a short time later
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 TTC bus driver charged with careless drivingPolice say the bus driver braked suddenly and people fell to the floor; nine people sent to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries
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 Skateboarders becoming a force to reckon with on streetsToronto fatality points up potential risks as long boards join urban commuter traffic
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 Gardiner Expressway repairs to cause traffic headache for a decadeWork on the eastbound exit ramp to Jarvis Street and the eastbound on-ramp from Bay Street to begin this summer
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 Police shoot black bear in Burlington parkLarge male bear shot to protect public, police say
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 Taxi driver charged with murder after skateboarder killedTwo men are described as decent and friendly, but a meeting of the two resulted in death
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 Party photos of the week: Children's Aid FoundationOn May 6 at The Carlu, the Children’s Aid Foundation's annual Spark Gala raised $400,000 to benefit disadvantaged children and youth living in the child welfare system.
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 Exhibition Place emerges as favoured bet for Toronto casinoMayor Rob Ford and committee colleagues call for sweeping report on issue to be delivered by October
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 TDSB mulls shutting cafeterias, raising fees to offset deficitCuts were recommended by staff in a report released Monday
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 TDSB mulls shutting classrooms, raising fees to offset deficitCuts were recommended by staff in a report released Monday
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 As condos rise, pressure on urban parks growWeekend Park Summit teaches residents how to organize and get the most out of their urban greenspaces
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 Three Toronto concerts Bill King will never forgetThe celebrated pianist reflects on his favourite local music moments
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 Whither Canadian satire in a post-Richler world?Calvin Trillin and Se
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