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Raptors sink Hawks to halt skid
Chris Bosh scored the decisive points on a jump shot with 2.1 seconds remaining as the Toronto Raptors slipped past the Atlanta Hawks 106-105 on Wednesday.
Insurgent video shows Toronto student
CBC News has confirmed the identity of a Toronto man - believed to have joined an al-Qaeda-linked group in Somalia and killed in battle - on an insurgent group's online video.
Loonie passes 99 cents US
The Canadian dollar marched closer to parity with its U.S. counterpart Wednesday, supported both by higher commodity prices and the prospect of continued low American interest rates.
Toronto walk a St. Paddy's Day tradition
As many Torontonians were sitting on patios drinking green beer on St. Patrick's Day Wednesday, Eddie Williams was walking.
Canada basks in record high temperatures
Many Canadians enjoyed the warmest St. Patrick's Day ever Wednesday, with many places in the country logging record high temperatures with spring still officially a week away.
Hospital thieves rob unconscious woman
Toronto police are looking for two men who stole jewelry from an unconscious patient at Toronto East General Hospital.
Ontario universities to adopt e-learning
Learning about Socrates through Facebook forums and chatting with a professor through Skype is the reality for students as e-learning claims a more dominant role in higher education.
Chan wants it all
Patrick Chan may not need a quadruple jump in his routine to win at future global events or the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, but he definitely wants one.
Haim's death leads to arrest: report
An arrest has been made in connection with the California investigation into the death of Canadian-born actor Corey Haim, according to a CNN.com report.
Ont. jail conditions worsen: opposition
A culture of secrecy prevails at Ontario's Ministry of Correctional Services while conditions in the province's jails get worse for inmates and staff alike, the opposition parties charged Wednesday.
Pan Am pool referendum at U of T
Students at the University of Toronto's Scarborough campus are voting this week on whether or not to increase their fees to help pay for a new Pan Am Games athletic facility, which will include two Olympic-sized pools.
Argos sign former NFL starter Lemon
Another day, another quarterback signing for the Toronto Argonauts, as NFL veteran Cleo Lemon became the fourth pivot to reach a deal with the club in the last two weeks.
Hitchhiker's rude gesture leads to arrest
An Edmonton man who flagged down an Ontario police cruiser with his middle finger in hopes of hitching a ride may have been better off asking politely.
Tallet sparkles for Blue Jays
Left-hander Brian Tallet allowed one hit over four innings, a leadoff single by Cesar Izturis in the first, and retired the last 12 batters he faced to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 4-1 exhibition victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday.
Crosby puck on display at hockey hall
Sidney Crosby's gold medal-winning puck was installed Wednesday as the signature attraction in an Olympic exhibit at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto.
Man sentenced for Toronto-area home invasions
A man from Ajax, Ont., has received a 17-year sentence for a string of five home invasions in the Toronto area in 2006.
$2.5M of doda seized in GTA
Police in Peel Region west of Toronto have seized more than $2.5 million worth of an illegal drug called doda.
TTC says erratic driver's fate private
The Toronto Transit Commission says it won't make public its decision on any penalty for an on-duty bus driver who had her licence suspended after failing a roadside breathalyzer.
Junkhouse guitarist Achen dies playing hockey
Dan Achen, who used to play with the rocker band Junkhouse, has died at the age of 51 while playing a game of pickup hockey.
Leafs still have Senators' number
The visiting Toronto Maple Leafs kept their provincial rivals in a post-Olympic funk, taking down the Ottawa Senators 4-1 at Scotiabank Place.
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