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• ‘More engaged’ Domi helps Leafs beat Flames

  It has not been an easy season so far for Max Domi.

  Sports

  5 hours
• Closing arguments heard at trial for woman charged with Toronto rapper’s murder

  Closing arguments were heard in the trial of the woman charged in the death of Toronto rapper Jai Parker-Ford, with jury deliberations expected to begin Wednesday.

  Crime

  6 hours
• Domi scores late winner as Leafs fan Flames 4-3

  Max Domi's second goal of the game, scored at 17:56 of the third period, snapped a 3-3 tie and lifted the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 4-3 win over the Calgary Flames on Tuesday night.

  Sports

  6 hours
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• Ford government ‘working on’ anti-scalping plan, unlikely to be in place for Blue Jays games

  As tickets to catch a moment of the Toronto Blue Jays' post-season run sold for thousands, Ford had mused about reviving anti-scalping legislation.

  Politics

  10 hours
• Ford government to limit debate, skip public hearings on bill to scrap speed cameras

  Government House Leader Steve Clark is proposing to fast track a red tape reduction bill that includes banning speed cameras, a labour bill and an emergency management bill.

  Politics

  11 hours
• Ford calls fixed election dates a ‘fake law’, defends proposed changes

   The Ford government announced it intended to make major changes to the rules governing elections in Ontario, including to donations and the date voters head to the polls.

  Politics

  Oct 28
• Guerrero homers off Ohtani, Jays even World Series with 6-2 win over Dodgers

  Addison Barger had two hits and an RBI for the AL champion Blue Jays, who coolly rebounded from their heartbreaking, late-night defeat in Game 3 with stellar work.

  Sports

  Oct 28
• Ontario plans to waive HST on new homes for first-time buyers up to $1M

  On Tuesday morning, Housing Minister Rob Flack and Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy announced the move, confirming a policy which had, at times, appeared in flux.

  Politics

  Oct 28
• Toronto’s waterfront music venue renamed RBC Amphitheatre, will close in 2027 for renos

  Live Nation Canada says a planned overhaul of a popular waterfront music spot will increase summer lawn seating and add movable enclosures for winter concerts.

  Canada

  Oct 28
• IN PHOTOS: Blue Jays fall to Dodgers in marathon 18-inning Game 3 of World Series

  The Toronto Blue Jays are hoping Game 4 of the World Series will end with a victory after the Los Angeles Dodgers won Game 3 in the 18th inning.

  Sports

  Oct 28
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• Blue Jays fans stick it out until early morning hours to see L.A. Dodgers take Game 3

  Patience is a virtue but it didn't pay off for the Toronto Blue Jays fans who stuck it out until almost 3 a.m. at Rogers Centre for a watch party.

  Sports

  Oct 28
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• OPINION: Dodgers edge Jays in historic, never-ending drama of heroics and strategy

  The Jays were a heavyweight fighter that had thrown punch after punch, and absorbed blow after blow, but were left wobbling in the ring. Could they make it to the final bell?

  Commentary

  Oct 28
• Fans cheer for the Blue Jays, even in Canada’s northernmost city

  In Canada’s northernmost city, fans are packing an Iqaluit bar to cheer on the Toronto Blue Jays’ playoffs and World Series run.

  Sports

  Oct 28
• Toronto man who admits to killing girlfriend found NCR, family outraged

  The victim impact statements came at the end of an uncontested NCR hearing, which began with Michael Calvo admitting to killing his girlfriend on Oct. 15, 2023.

  Crime

  Oct 27
• Freeman’s homer in 18th inning lifts Dodgers over Blue Jays 6-5 in World Series classic

  Eighteen innings in Game 3 of the World Series at Dodger Stadium again.

  Sports

  Oct 27
• Crombie not ruling out potential Mississauga mayoral race against Parrish

  New polling suggests that if the two were to face off against each other now, Crombie would pull 38 per cent of the popular vote and Parrish would net 33 per cent.

  Politics

  Oct 27
• More U.S. tariffs would be ‘very damaging,’ auto industry tells MPs

  Canada's automotive industry representatives said some vehicle manufacturers are voicing concern about being seen as 'too American' in the tense climate.

  Canada

  Oct 27
• Ford government to raise donation limits, scrap fixed-term elections

  The sweeping changes to how elections will work in the province were announced through a news release by the provincial government on Monday afternoon.

  Canada

  Oct 27
• Defiant Ford defends ‘most successful ad in history of North America’

  A defiant Doug Ford said the commercial his government launched, to the fury of U.S. President Donald Trump, derailing trade talks, has 'achieved' its goal and will now end.

  Politics

  Oct 27
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• Toronto supervised consumption site will close next month after province cuts off funding

  The Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre says the decision is devastating, while the province says the decision is in response to concerns about increased crime.

  Health

  Oct 27
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• Ontario adds $1.1B home care funding to reduce hospital pressures

  On Monday, Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy said he would announce the money as part of the fall economic statement when it is tabled next month.

  Health

  Oct 27
• Ontario Reagan commercial produced by firm with ties to Doug Ford’s PC party

  On Monday, Ford called the commercial 'the most successful ad in the history of North America' owing to the intense conversation and reaction triggered by the television spot.

  Politics

  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
• Drivers can now use all Gardiner Expressway lanes after 1.5-year-long closure

  Drivers who use the Gardiner will now see all of its lanes open after a one-and-a-half-year-long closure saw one lane in each direction off limits due to construction work.

  Politics

  Oct 27
• Ontario city to fine homeowners who block public paths with loose leaves

  Burlington council has approved fines for residents who leave piles of leaves blocking sidewalks, bike lanes, roads or storm drains, citing safety and flooding risks.

  Environment

  Oct 27