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• Leafs embrace road support, repay Winnipeg fans

  When the Toronto Maple Leafs arrived in Winnipeg Friday night, the temperature was cold but a sight warmed them up.

  Sports

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• Domi scores in OT as Leafs edge Jets 4-3

  Max Domi scored at 3:08 of overtime on a two-on-one with Auston Matthews to lift the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 4-3 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday.

  Sports

  Jan 17
• Dick hopes to improve shooting with better defence

  Gradey Dick knows that many Toronto Raptors fans have been frustrated with his shooting this season, but he's also been in basketball long enough to know how to work through it.

  Sports

  Jan 17
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• Harden powers Clippers past Raptors 121-117

  James Harden scored 31 points, including eight in overtime, as the Los Angeles Clippers rallied past the Toronto Raptors 121-117 on Friday.

  Sports

  Jan 16
• Ottawa reduces Toronto housing funding, cancels Red Deer agreement

  Ottawa is cancelling Red Deer’s housing deal and cutting funding for Toronto and Vaughan after the cities failed to meet commitments under the Housing Accelerator Fund.

  Canada

  Jan 16
• Recycling begins to improve in Peel Region after 2K complaints clog phone lines

  Across the province, at the beginning of the year, recycling moved from the umbrella of local governments to Circular Materials, set up by private sector companies.

  Politics

  Jan 16
• Freezing conditions pause search after remains found in Smiths Falls missing person case

  On Thursday, investigators said the size of the property and increasingly frozen ground have made it difficult to continue the 'detailed and thorough' search.

  Crime

  Jan 16
• Police watchdog investigates after man shot dead by officers in Brantford, Ont.

  Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after it says a 33-year-old man was shot dead by police in Brantford early this morning.

  Canada

  Jan 16
• CAS security guard testifies at trial for woman charged with toddler’s death

  A security guard who was working at the Children's Aid Society building testified Friday at the second-degree murder trial for Shardanae Cousins-Emily.

  Crime

  Jan 16
• Driver who towed sledders in parking lot faces stunt charge: Guelph police

  An 18-year-old Oakville man faces stunt driving charges after police say he towed people on sleds and had a passenger in an open trunk.

  Canada

  Jan 16
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• Bo Bichette now a former Blue Jay, joins Mets on 3-year, US$126M deal

  Bo Bichette and the New York Mets agreed Friday to a $126 million, three-year contract, two people familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press.

  Sports

  Jan 16
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• Man wanted for allegedly setting fires on University of Toronto campus: police

  Toronto police say they're looking for a suspect who allegedly set several fires on the University of Toronto's downtown campus Wednesday afternoon.

  Canada

  Jan 16
• $7M in heroin found on truck trying to cross into Canada from U.S.

  The estimated street value of the heroin is almost $7 million.

  Crime

  Jan 16
• This ‘landmark’ Nova Scotia castle is back up for sale. The price has gone up

  A Nova Scotia castle, which drew worldwide attention when it was listed for sale for $1 million two years ago, is back on the market, and the owner is open to conversations.

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  Jan 16
• Mississauga imposes restrictions on restaurant growth at Ridgeway Plaza

  Restaurant growth at a popular commercial plaza that is at the centre of hundred of complaints in Mississauga, Ont., is now restricted.

  Canada

  Jan 16
• Star free agent Kyle Tucker chooses LA Dodgers over Toronto Blue Jays: reports

  Kyle Tucker has agreed to a four-year, US$240 million contract with the reigning champion Los Angeles Dodgers. Tucker can opt out of the deal after years two and three.

  Sports

  Jan 16
• Finch West LRT finally running again after near-40-hour closure for snowstorm

  The light rail route launched in December after a testing regime officials said was rigorous, but has been beset by disruptions and suspensions, particularly in colder weather. 

  Politics

  Jan 16
• Toronto police officer charged in theft of government IDs, bank cards

  A police officer in Toronto has been arrested after property that was delivered to police was taken instead of logged.

  Crime

  Jan 16
• Toronto factors a new deal into budget, but Ford government says talks aren’t scheduled

  Municipal Affairs Minister Rob Flack said he has no talks with Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow scheduled to discuss more funds, but says they could come soon.

  Politics

  Jan 16
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• Collision between VIA train and snowplow causes major delays

  Rail service was disrupted after a VIA train collided with a snowplow in Scarborough. Tracks have reopened, but delays and cancellations continue.

  Canada

  Jan 15
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• Families flood Toronto’s parks as snowstorm creates four-day winter weekend

  On Thursday morning, parents and children found out that class was cancelled across Toronto because of the treacherous travel conditions left behind by a major snowstorm.

  Weather

  Jan 15
• Some Ontario civil servants told to get to office in snowstorm or take vacation day

  Some Ministry of Transportation staff were told to get to the office despite the snow. An hour later, at 10:35 a.m., the order was rescinded.

  Politics

  Jan 15
• Ontario man accused of assaulting someone for ice fishing too close: police

  Ontario Provincial Police say a 72-year-old man has been charged with assault after he allegedly attacked someone for ice fishing too close to him.

  Crime

  Jan 15
• Early design concept unveiled for new Toronto subway cars

  New renders released by the provincial government on Thursday show that replacement trains and cars on Toronto's Line 2 will be bright red, with black and white detailing.

  Canada

  Jan 15
• Toronto child welfare workers consider strike action over workload

  Staff at the Toronto Children's Aid Society will decide whether or not to a strike mandate in bargaining as they push for better work conditions and balance.

  Canada

  Jan 15