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Barber's family pleads for killer to surrender

SCARBOROUGH - A murdered man's relatives are seeking closure for themselves as well as the killer.

CityHall | Jan 27

Mammoliti must undergo audit, committee rules

Ward 7 Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti will have to undergo a...

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Former Lever Brothers site sold to commercial...

The site that once housed the Lever Brothers soap factory in...

Local | Jan 27

Woman struck while crossing Neilson Road has...

A 44-year-old woman who was struck by a pickup truck in...

CityHall | Jan 27

Unionized library workers seek conciliation...

The union representing Toronto's library workers has...

Local | Jan 27

NORTH YORK - Mukital Khan had faith luck would be on his...

Local | Jan 27

ETOBICOKE - Laurel Broten helped moms and tots celebrate...

Local | Jan 27

TORONTO - Talk of independence has been floated around for...

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Cabaret singer fuses pop and classical

Cabaret singer fuses pop and classical

PARKDALE - Growing up in remote northern Ontario, soprano Patricia O'Callaghan...

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Clark Kim | Jan 19

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Staycation

The idea of staying put in Toronto for my annual winter vacation is somewhat foreign...

Clark Kim | Jan 06

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A Look Forward

Now that we're a week into the new year, people are already asking where I'll be...

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I almost forgot I went back to Europe a third time earlier this year!

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Local | Jan 27

String of robberies has police on alert

Police are advising the public to exercise caution after three people were accosted on Valleywoods Road and Underhill Park and Brookbanks Park.

Police said a person was walking along Valleywoods... ...

Local | Jan 27

North York neighbourhoods lose power Friday afternoon

Toronto Hydro has reported power outages affecting two areas in North York as of 12:07 p.m. Friday afternoon.

The first area is bounded by Steeles Avenue to the north, Finch Avenue to the south... ...

Local | Jan 27

Black History Society honours two Don Mills women

Two North York residents are among nine people being honoured by the Ontario Black History Society (OBHS).

Penny Hodge and Millicent Burgess, both from Don Mills, will receive the Mary Matilda... ...

Local | Jan 27

Man charged after off-duty officer's death

Man charged after off-duty officer's death

ETOBICOKE - York Regional Police charged a man this week in connection to the August death of Toronto police 23 Division Const. Riccardo Torchia.

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Sports | Jan 27

Winter Classic comes to Toronto - North Toronto

Winter Classic comes to Toronto - North Toronto

CITY CENTRE - The winter classic is finally coming to Toronto - we're talking the North Toronto Hockey Association's own winter classic, this Saturday.

Sports | Jan 26

Chan unstoppable in New Brunswick

North York's Patrick Chan has a tough act to follow in 2012 - namely his own - but he certainly got off the new year on the right foot at the Canadian figure skating championships which wrapped up... ...

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Community | Jan 27

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What's On | Jan 26

Do Design begins today

Boutiques, cafes, restaurants and even a pharmacy will play host to the Trinity Bellwoods Business Improvement Area's second annual Do Design event.

Do Design is a showcase of contemporary... ...

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Columns | Jan 27

COOK ON CARLAW: The art of shoveling

My friend on Wineva Avenue was just beaming when I saw him last week.

The first thing I thought was a lottery win. I quickly scanned my brain and realized I'd never done anything to annoy or... ...

Letters | Jan 27

Stop signs aren't needed on Pegasus Trail, reader writes

To the editor:

Re: 'Are Scarborough's stop signs contributing to global warming?,' News, Jan. 19.

As a resident of the quiet Woburn neighbourhood for more than 26 years, I was... ...

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Education | Jan 27

The child care crisis in Parkdale-High Park prompts town hall

The child care crisis in Parkdale-High Park prompts town hall

Daycare is an ongoing issue in Ontario, and MPP Cheri DiNovo said parents and daycare providers in Parkdale-High Park know this community is one of the worst hit when it comes to wait times, daily... ...

Life | Jan 27

Beating the winter blues at Downsview Services for Seniors

Beating the winter blues at Downsview Services for Seniors

They arrive solo or with friends, eagerly anticipating the weekly social – and health – benefits the walking club offered by Downsview Services for Seniors provides.

On this particular... ...

Community | Jan 27

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Education | Jan 27

Students seek sponsors for 'bot build

Students seek sponsors for 'bot build

ETOBICOKE - West Humber Collegiate students on the 1514 Vikes dedicate nearly 30 hours a week to engineer their 'bot battle machine.

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