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Police searching for witnesses after man allegedly assaulted on Highway 401 off ramp in Whitby
Police are looking for witnesses and information after the driver of a grey Mazda CX-9 allegedly assaulted a man on a Highway 401 off ramp in Pickering on Monday.
More than 400 AGO workers to walk off the job on Tuesday after contract talks fail
More than 400 staff members at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto are set to set to strike early Tuesday morning, as the union voted to reject management’s latest contract offer.
Police search for suspects wanted in carjacking of Rolls Royce in North York
Toronto police are searching for a handful of suspects after they allegedly carjacked a Rolls Royce over the weekend in North York.
UBC study finds 8 humpback whales entangled over 13 years at fish farms
A UBC study was conducted that found that fish farms are impacting some young humpback whales, but relatively it is quite low compared to population numbers.
Collision in Mono leaves Toronto man dead, four others injured
A Toronto man is dead after a two-vehicle collision in Mono.
Murder charge laid after shooting call in Red Deer
A murder charge has been laid in connection with a death in Red Deer.
Andre Corbould leaving Edmonton city manager position on April 3
Edmonton’s city manager Andre Corbould is leaving his position, the city confirmed on Friday evening.
Gilgeous-Alexander powers Thunder past injury-plagued Raptors 123-103
Canadian guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 23 points with eight assists and seven rebounds as the Oklahoma City Thunder rolled past the hurting Toronto Raptors 123-103 on Friday.
New Peak for Nikkei
Japan stocks closed at fresh all-time highs on Thursday as Asia markets climbed after the Federal Reserve maintained its forecast for three rate cuts this year, while holding rates at 5.25%-5.5% in its latest meeting.In Japan, markets returned from holiday with a bang, the Nikkei storming higher 812.06 points, or 2%, to 40,815.66. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index climbed 320.03 points, or 1.9%, to 16,863.10. Korea’s Kospi gained mightily to its highest since last April. Australian stocks jumped after flash data from Judo Bank showed that the country’s business activity expanded at a faster…