Sean Previl

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• Ontario man convicted in NYC terror plot pleads guilty to stabbing U.S. prison officers

  Abdulrahman el Bahnasawy is serving a 40-year sentence for his involvement in the terror plot and could face decades more depending on a judge's sentencing.

  Crime

  Nov 5
• ‘Our hearts are shattered’: Fashion dog Tika the Iggy dies

  Tika the Iggy, an Italian Greyhound who has become popular on social media for her fashionable style, died earlier this month a few days after tumours were removed from her liver.

  Canada

  Nov 5
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• ‘We’re back’: Toronto’s Santa Claus parade returns for 121st year

  Toronto's Santa Claus Parade is returning for its 121st year, with its head feeling optimistic for more to come after financial hardships almost ended the event in 2024.

  Canada

  Nov 5
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• Ontario town could soon own former WWII-era POW camp, but cost a concern

  The future of Camp 30, a former prisoner of war camp in Ontario, is up in the air despite an offer for the municipality of Clarington to take on the remaining land and buildings.

  Canada

  Nov 5
• Canadians to face ‘no issue’ in finding a Christmas tree this year, growers say

  Christmas tree growers say despite concerns of drought, Canadians can expect there will be a tree for everyone but you may need to be open to different varieties.

  Canada

  Nov 4
• Tolls on U.S.-side of Blue Water Bridge rising in December

  The increase in tolls on the U.S. side of the Blue Water Bridge is part of a 'staggered' increase that began in 2024, according to Michigan's Department of Transportation.

  Consumer

  Nov 4
• After World Series loss, what’s next for the Toronto Blue Jays?

  Following the Toronto Blue Jays' heartbreaking Game 7 loss, some of the players are set to become free agents in the off-season, so what's next for the team.

  Sports

  Nov 2
• CPKC train derails near B.C. community, officials say no danger to water system

  The Canadian Pacific Kansas City railway company says a locomotive and several cars, some with fuel, derailed on Saturday. TNRD officials say clean-up efforts are underway.

  Canada

  Nov 2
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• Alberta hunter recalls own grizzly bear close call, urges hunting safety

  A hunter is recalling how he was almost attacked by a grizzly bear in Alberta six years ago in the same location where another man was attacked earlier this week.

  Canada

  Nov 2
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• Nova Scotia child dies in apparent hit and run, RCMP seek witnesses

  A child died Saturday night in Antigonish County, N.S., in a collision between a car and what police describe as a large farm or construction vehicle. The investigation continues.

  Crime

  Nov 2
• ‘Heartache’: Toronto Blue Jays fans feel weight of World Series loss

  The Toronto Blue Jays lost the World Series to the Los Angeles Dodgers in extra innings in Game 7. Many fans said they're shocked at the result, but hopeful for the future.

  Sports

  Nov 2
• Ford to Quebec doctors amid compensation dispute: ‘Call me’

  Ontario Premier Doug Ford is telling Quebec doctors to give him a call as some consider moving to other provinces over a compensation dispute.

  Health

  Oct 29
• N.S. man charged in sex assault dating back almost 22 years: RCMP

  RCMP said a Nova Scotia man has been arrested and charged for a sexual assault that police allege took place almost 22 years ago when the victim was a child.

  Crime

  Oct 29
• Ford wants U.S. envoy to apologize for ‘unacceptable’ comments to Ontario trade rep

  Premier Doug Ford says U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra should apologize to Ontario's trade representative over a reported expletive-laden tirade.

  Canada

  Oct 29
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• New GTA condo sales fell by 44% in September compared to 2024

  A report released by the Building Industry and Land Development Association showed 155 new condos were sold in the GTA in September, a drop of 44 per cent compared to a year ago.

  Canada

  Oct 29
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• Canada Strong Pass boosts visits to parks, museums but adds community congestion

  The Canada Strong Pass led to a boost in visitations to national parks and museums during summer 2024, but some communities have expressed concerns of traffic congestion.

  Canada

  Oct 28
• RCMP in B.C. warn of string of vehicle thefts, items taken from cars in Salmon Arm

  RCMP in Salmon Arm, B.C. are urging residents not to leave valuables in their vehicles and to lock them up overnight amid a string of thefts from and of cars and trucks.

  Crime

  Oct 27
• Ontario scraps controversial plan that threatened evergreen leases

  The Ontario government previously proposed holding consultations on whether to change month-to-month tenancies, with advocates warning it could lead to tenants being kicked out.

  Politics

  Oct 27
• After daughter attacked by dogs, Alberta mother calls on First Nation for regulations

  The Alberta mother of a five-year-old who was attacked by dogs and says she wants First Nations communities to put regulations in place to prevent similar incidents from happening.

  Canada

  Oct 26
• Calgary petting zoo, farm remains closed as 20 people referred for avian flu testing

  Butterfield Acres, a popular Calgary-area petting zoo, remains closed after nine cases of avian flu were found at the facility in mid-October. Twenty people are undergoing tests.

  Canada

  Oct 26
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• BCGEU says tentative agreement reached in historic strike

  British Columbia General Employees Union members' job action has been in place for about eight weeks, with more members joining as time went by.

  Canada

  Oct 26
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• Carney claims feds have ‘sole responsibility’ for U.S. talks

  U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened a new tariff against Canada, as Prime Minister Mark Carney says his country "respects trade agreements."

  Politics

  Oct 26
• ‘Monday, we take it back’: Toronto Blue Jays fans gearing up for Game 3

  The Los Angeles Dodgers's Yoshinobu Yamamoto helped lead the team to a Game 2 victory, but Toronto Blue Jays fans are still hopeful heading into Game 3 of the World Series.

  Sports

  Oct 26
• Ford wants to revisit ending ticket scalping amid Blue Jays ‘gouging’

  Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he wants to look into options to tackle scalping, including potential legislation, as Toronto Blue Jays ticket prices skyrocket.

  Canada

  Oct 22
• Blue Jays viewing parties: Where in Ontario to watch the World Series

  Some cities in the Greater Toronto Area are planning viewing parties for the Blue Jays' upcoming World Series run, with admission free of charge for those who attend.

  Sports

  Oct 22