Toronto high school student taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by vehicle
A 15-year-old boy is in hospital after being struck by a vehicle near his school on Wednesday afternoon.
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In Pictures
Blue Jays show off some of the new food items available this baseball season
The Blue Jays are marking 50 years with a menu built as much for variety as it is for nostalgia, alongside new in-stadium displays celebrating the franchise’s history.
Toronto
More Toronto officers with semi-automatic rifles to be deployed at places of worship, tourist hubs
Toronto residents will soon see more police officers in tactical gear with patrol rifles and other long guns around places of worship, tourist hubs and community centres.
Canada
Ontario education minister tells schools to keep graduation ceremonies strictly ‘apolitical’
Ontario’s education minister defended a letter he sent to school boards this week, calling for graduation ceremonies to be 'strictly student-centred, apolitical, inclusive and respectful.'
Queen's Park
Premier Doug Ford, health minister defend supervised consumption site closures
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and his health minister said Wednesday they will not reverse course on their decision to shutter more supervised drug consumption sites, after a letter from six former Toronto mayors criticized the move to defund the sites.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto councillor violated Code of Conduct, integrity commissioner finds
The city’s integrity commissioner has found that a downtown Toronto councillor violated the Code of Conduct during an interaction with a constituent last year but is not recommending a penalty.
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