O Canada, Oh ya! Toronto parties
Renditions of O Canada were delivered throughout the GTA as jubilant hockey fans took to the streets to celebrate their national team’s victory over Team USA.
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Renditions of O Canada were delivered throughout the GTA as jubilant hockey fans took to the streets to celebrate their national team’s victory over Team USA.
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Angry hospitality workers hit the bricks, pickets in hand, in front of Woodbine race track Sunday morning after being locked out suddenly by their employer.
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Toronto is partying with the best of them!
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Toronto members of Global Medic are heading to Chile to help victims of the earthquake-ravaged country.
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NDP Leader Jack Layton is demanding that prime ministers lose the ability to prorogue parliament.
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Some Toronto Zoo members are looking at asking the federal government to take over the municipal tourist attraction as part of a national Rouge Park, says Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti.
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A 68-year-old woman is still fighting for her life in hospital after being severely beaten by two robbers in her west-end store.
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Chief Bearskin of the Nekaneet Reserve in southwestern Saskatchewan has long passed away but the story of his life will now be researched and told by the Royal Ontario Museum.
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The exquisite ancient sculpture of a Chinese princess’s face on a storage shelf at the Royal Ontario Museum has never been shown to the public at the world-class institution at 100 Queen’s Park.
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The Royal Ontario Museum has for the first time opened the doors to the treasures in its secret vaults and its high-security warehouse whose hush-hush location we can only tell you is somewhere in the GTA — the Sun had to swear not to not reveal where it is in the series of stories that begin today.
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