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Police used excessive force, violated civil rights, made unlawful arrests: G20 report

TORONTO, Ont. - Police violated civil rights, detained people illegally, and used excessive force during the G20 summit two years ago, a new report concludes.

Repairs on crumbling Gardiner starting this summer

The construction season is about to get more painful in Toronto.

With several incidents of falling concrete from the Gardiner Expressway in the last few weeks, the city is moving ahead to get the highway fixed up, with a period of significant repairs starting this summer.

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Toronto police reminding pedestrians, drivers to pay attention on the road

TORONTO, Ont. - As the long weekend draws near, Toronto police have issued another reminder to drivers and pedestrians to pay attention to their surroundings when on the road.

Gas prices expected to fall 1 cent to 127.6 cents per litre

According to En-Pro, gas prices are expected to fall 1 cent at midnight May 17 to an average price of 127.6 cents a litre.

Please note: Gas prices have become very volatile because of a change in the way oil companies set their prices, thus making it more challenging to predict gasoline prices.

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Police used excessive force, violated civil rights, made unlawful arrests: G20 report

Repairs on crumbling Gardiner starting this summer

Toronto police reminding pedestrians, drivers to pay attention on the road

Gas prices expected to fall 1 cent to 127.6 cents per litre

Canada violating international obligations on right to food, UN says

Summer 2012 in Canada to be hotter than normal: forecast prediction

Brett Lawrie in lineup for Blue Jays despite altercation with umpire

Police search for suspect after man stabbed near Jane and Lawrence

Forbes names Justin Bieber third most powerful celebrity

Niagara police charge man for allegedly impersonating dead brother

Pope defrocks Roman Catholic bishop convicted of child pornography

Student protests hurting one of Montreal's biggest bar-hopping streets

Protest gangs storm into Montreal university classes, force students out

Fed says several members could support additional efforts to boost economy if needed

In presidential bid, Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood moves to harder line on Islamic law

AP IMPACT: New US plans delay some evacuations, cut practice for major nuclear plant accidents

Brett Lawrie in lineup for Blue Jays despite altercation with umpire

Kenny Dalglish fired as Liverpool manager after lacklustre Premier League campaign

Wife of ex-Syracuse hoops coach Fine says ESPN reporting destroyed her life

Oil down about 13 per cent since the beginning of May, pump price averages $3.73

Greek political turmoil leaves loonie at lowest level since January

TSX gives up early gains on worries about possible Greek exit from eurozone

Game over: Tia Mowry, star of hit BET series 'The Game,' not returning for season 6

Broadway's 'Death of a Salesman' with Philip Seymour Hoffman recoups its investment

Cannes opens with 'Moonrise Kingdom,' Sacha Baron Cohen camel stunt