Woman in her 20s rushed to hospital following stabbing at home in Toronto’s west end, police say
A woman in her 20s has been sent to the hospital following an early morning stabbing at a home in Toronto’s west end, police say.
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In Pictures
This nearly $20M Mississauga home has private golf course access. Here’s a look inside
A sprawling estate backing directly onto a golf and country club in Mississauga offers direct golf cart access right from the back yard. Here’s what the near-$20 million property looks like inside.
Toronto
‘Now we are extending’: Here is the Eglinton Crosstown upgrade set to kick in Sunday
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says the Eglinton Crosstown LRT will begin running later into the night starting Sunday, alongside changes expected to cut travel times for riders.
Canada
‘Made me question whether I should practice in Quebec’: impact of political climate on med students
Medical students are opening up about the thoughts that crossed their minds when it came time to choose their residency, as the standoff between family doctors and the government was in full swing.
Queen's Park
Loss of language and reading programs at TCDSB ‘devastating,’ parents say
Parents of students who take part in an international language program at the Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) are speaking out after the sudden announcement that the program would be axed as of next year for budget reasons.
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Toronto City Hall
Ottawa saying little about Toronto's call to block ICE from World Cup
The federal government is not responding directly to a Toronto city council motion opposing the presence of any U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at upcoming FIFA World Cup games.
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