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Trans rights activist forces resignation of BC party leader

His cancellation was allegedly due to the fact that he supports JK Rowling, who is seen to some as transphobic, including this very trans rights activist.

Angelo Isidorou / Sep 25, 2020

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Window cleaners rescued from top floor of Toronto tower after platform collapses 25 stories

Toronto Police say thE incident took place around noon. Two men were doing work near the 18th floor of a Young street tower, when their platform suddenly plummeted into the ground.

Elie M. Cantin-Nantel / Sep 25, 2020

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Toronto police seize large cache of drugs and weapons

Toronto Metropolitan Police have made a major seizure from a North York search warrant operation, finding cash, drugs, and a fully automatic gun.

James Anthony / Sep 24, 2020

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Doug Ford will not be tested for COVID after junior staffer tests positive, citing no close contact

In a tweet, Ford explained that because he was not in close contact with the junior staff member, Ford would be "closely monitor[ing]" his symptoms and "tak[ing] appropriate action as needed."

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Sep 24, 2020

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Average COVID patient now interacting with thirty people before being diagnosed, says Ontario doctor

Dr. Lawrence Loh, the head of public health in Peel Region, mentioned his concern over a huge jump in the amount of contacts on average each person testing positive for the coronavirus has had.

James Anthony / Sep 24, 2020

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First-degree murder charges for Toronto 18-year-old after shooting death of 20-year-old

A 18-year-old is in custody after a 20-year-old man was shot and killed in Toronto’s Leaside neighbourhood last June.

Elie M. Cantin-Nantel / Sep 24, 2020

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WE Charity investigation, committees to reconvene by October 19

On Wednesday, Canadian Members of Parliament voted to resume committee investigations on WE Charity, federal contracting and China.

Joe Vaughan / Sep 24, 2020

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14 people face $880 fines for attending Ontario house party

Last Tuesday night, police arrived at a house party inScarborough, shutting it down and handing out 14 fines for $880 each to people hosting and in attendance.

James Anthony / Sep 23, 2020

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BREAKING: Trudeau government's throne speech attempts a 'reset,' Conservatives will not support

The throne speech had been called "ambitious" by the prime minister himself, with a declared emphasis on "a healthier, safer, fairer, cleaner, and more inclusive Canada."

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Sep 23, 2020

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CBC News quietly edits article about car break-in that anti-police activist said was 'white supremacy'

CBC News has edited out language from a story about an anti-police activist's car getting broken into that she spun into an act of 'white supremacy.' The activist did not report the crime to police.

Mia Cathell / Sep 23, 2020

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Ford government announces that pharmacies will offer COVID-19 tests by end of week

Premier Doug Ford says this initiative will "take a load off" of assessment centres, which are struggling with wait times.

Angelo Isidorou / Sep 23, 2020

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Lack of cancer screening during pandemic results in 3,000+ missed diagnoses in Quebec, says expert

Mammography has still not reached its pre-pandemic levels, as Quebec's new daily positive test rate are reaching numbers not seen since well into the first wave.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Sep 23, 2020

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Man set on fire near Campbell River, RCMP investigating

Tuesday morning at approximately 7:30am, a young man was set on fire in the area of Campbell River. He was found with severe burns on his back, is being treated and authorities are investigating.

James Anthony / Sep 23, 2020

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Toronto mayor says cancellation of fall, winter events including New Year's to be expected

Gatherings like New Years Eve celebrations at Nathan Phillips square, Remembrance Day ceremonies, the Royal Winter Fair and the Santa Claus Parade are all apart of the events that are expected to be cancelled.

Joe Vaughan / Sep 23, 2020

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99-year-old veteran half way through fundraiser challenge to walk a million steps

Gord says he was inspired by Tom Moore, an English War veteran who raised a large amount of money for charity by doing 100 laps around his garden before turning 100. (Photo: CP24)

Elie M. Cantin-Nantel / Sep 23, 2020

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