On Wednesday Mayor Rob Ford said he won’t be attending this year’s Pride parade in Toronto. On Friday, he said he wants the Pride flag at city hall taken down.
The six-stop subway, extending the University-Spadina line through York University is over budget. Toronto Mayor John Tory voiced his frustrations over the project cost overruns.
A man was struck by a Peel police car at Steeles Avenue and Resolution Drive in Brampton on Friday morning. The man suffered a leg injury and is being treated in hospital. Const. Thomas Ruttan updated the investigation.
Four people suffered minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle in North York on Friday morning. Here’s video from the scene at Sentinel Road and Sheppard Avenue West.
Premier Kathleen Wynne outlined ‘It’s Never Okay’, an action plan to stop sexual violence and harassment. The government is proposing new legislation aimed at stopping sexual violence and harassment as part of a $41-million plan.
This video made by Ottawa shooter Michael Zehaf-Bibeau was recovered from a device belonging to the gunman. He was shot dead at Parliament Hill’s Centre Block on Oct.22, 2014, after fatally shooting Cpl. Nathan Cirillo.
A Toronto man died after being struck by a vehicle on the southbound Highway 400 at Black Creek Drive on Friday morning. He had stepped out of his car to change a tire when he was struck.
Police have arrested a man for allegedly failing to remain at the scene after fatally hitting a pedestrian on Winston Churchill Boulevard in Mississauga on Friday morning. Const. Fiona Thivierg spoke about the incident.
Harrison Ford is expected to make a full recovery after a plane crash, Lena Dunham makes her appearance on Scandal and a verdict is expected today from the Blurred Lines case.
The U.S. unemployment rate for February are due out on Friday morning. 680News senior business editor Mike Eppel with the day’s top business headlines.
This morning’s top stories: Two fatal car crashes this morning left two pedestrians dead.
Also, York University and UofT employees are still on strike.
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The Canadian government has confirmed Rev. Hyeon Soo Lim has been detained in North Korea, his family said Thursday. Lim was in the country on a humanitarian mission.
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GREAT IDEA TO ADD BOTH FLAGS. Ford Shouldn’t be so nasty about it though. Thank the Lord he is only mayor by name
I agree with the Mayor in this case. This is about Canada and not gay canadians. Who cares if who is gay and who isn’t? Take that flag down. This is the olympics, not a bath house.
as 99% of the population here in Toronto and in Canada. And I agree that Canadian flag is more appropriate way to support our Olympic team.
They mayor needs to be reminded that equality is a right, not a privilege and our charter affords us this. Raising the rainbow flag on this occasion is not unpatriotic, in fact it’s quite the opposite. It’s no wonder there are so few people in the mayoral race right now. Perhaps many are waiting for him to self implode before they enter. He also needs to remember that the job as the head of this city is to represent ALL people.
he is so ignorant on so many levels.. does he not think that gay people are Canadians. You don’t have to be straight to be a Canadian. omg make him go away already.
I worry about my mayor: he’s acting like someone who is struggling with his gender identity.