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 Cyclist testifies against cabbie accused of maiming himCyclist Krzysztof "Kris" Kastelewicz testified Tuesday that he can't remember the horrific impact when a Toronto cab hit him, costing the man his right leg and fracturing his pelvis.
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 Schoolhouse Shelter should be slam dunk for closureIt has capacity for 55 clients but is only serving 28.
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 QuAIA in parade will put Pride's grant in jeopardy. councillor saysThe debate over taxpayers' dollars going to Pride Toronto will march into the next city council meeting.
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 Graduating with minimal debtIt is possible to graduate with minimal debt.
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 Three court cases to make you feel queasyThree cases of "justice" behaving oddly are in the news these days, all of them likely to make people who don't commit crimes uneasy.
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 Niagara strippers accuse police of unfair treatmentSome cops in Niagara Region are being accused of 'targeting' exotic dancers due to a lack of prostitution-related cases to deal with since Ontario hooker laws are being appealed, says a group that represents strippers.
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 Bear killed in Burlington
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 Everything from the former Four Seasons for saleEver wanted to live in permanent 4-star luxury but lacked the means to do it? Well, here's your chance.
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 Man, 61, arrested in Junebug bandit caseThe hunt for the Junebug bandit is over thanks to help from citizens.
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 Toronto exec committee votes to toss bag tax
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 Cops put john sweeps on holdToronto police have put a full stop on john sweeps -- operations designed to nab men who hit the streets to buy sex.
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 Levy: Community support key to park projectsNew Yorker Robert Hammond says the most the "powerful tool" he had as he endeavoured to get his park in the sky -- the now famous 1.6-kilometre-long High Line -- off the ground was a solid group of community residents behind him.
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 Raids lead to arrests in amoured truck heistMost of the bandits believed to be behind an armoured truck heist late last year were arrested during a series of early morning raids in the GTA.
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 Chow wants Gardiner fixed
[Video]Donning a purple helmet to match her purple suit, NDP federal transport and infrastructure critic Olivia Chow stressed Friday that pedestrians should not have to wear head protection gear to walk around the Gardiner Expy.
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 Guadalajara 'educates' Ford on Pan Am experience
[Video]The education of Mayor Rob Ford has led him from being a Pan Am Games skeptic to an enthusiastic supporter.
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 Residents will just have to deal with Pan Am traffic: FordMayor Rob Ford says if the 2015 Pan Am Games create a traffic nightmare for Toronto "that is the price of hosting the games".
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 School breakfast program feeds results
[Video]The 6,000 students taking part in the Toronto District School Board's Feeding our Future program have delivered results that confirm a good breakfast improves grades, a new study reveals.
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 Police seek help in solving Oriole Park murderA loud unidentified voice was heard just prior to a Toronto man being shot and killed in a mid-town park.
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 Pedestrian struck by SUV diesA 33-year-old woman has died a day after being run down by an out-of control SUV while she stood on a sidewalk in Scarborough.
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 When inconvenient wind blows: StrobelI sure hope you are fart neutral.
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 Man charged with attempted murder in stabbing of girl, 13A middle-aged man has been charged with attempted murder a day after a 13-year-old girl was attacked and repeatedly stabbed in north Toronto.
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 Dog guides trained from the time they're puppiesThe Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides are trained to handle all kinds of situations.
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 Peres delivers keynote address at symposium on brain diseases
[Video]Ontario and Israel are working to make brain diseases a thing of the past.
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 Double stabbing at Etobicoke roominghouseTwo people were stabbed during an altercation at a roominghouse in north Etobicoke Monday morning.
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 Charges pending after SUV strikes pedestrianA woman is fighting for her life after being struck by an out-of-control SUV as she waited to cross a busy street in Scarborough Monday morning.
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