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  • $50-million up for grabs tonight

    Richard Southern 0

    TORONTO, Ont. – The Lotto Max jackpot is at an estimated $50-million for tonight’s draw. Thousands of people have lined up at lottery kiosks to snatch up tickets for the jackpot.  But it isn’t only $50-million up for grabs, there will be five additional draws for $1-million each. But with a high ratio of lottery

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  • All northbound 400 lanes re-opened after collision

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    All northbound lanes of the 400 are re-opened north of Highway 88. The lanes were closed just before 4 p.m., Friday after a vehicle collision.

  • Outdoor pools open early

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    TORONTO, Ont. — Thanks to the unseasonably warm weather, the City has decided to open several outdoor pools earlier than usual. The following outdoor swimming pools will open, with varying hours, on June 12: North York District:  – Grandravine Community Centre – 23 Grandravine Dr.    - Goulding Community Centre – 45 Goulding Ave.    - Oriole

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  • Via train

    Banks, brokers, VIA and Mirvish to make big changes for G20 summit

    John Stall 0

    TORONTO, Ont. – Big banks, brokerage houses, VIA, and Mirvish Productions have modified operation plans for the G20 summit.

  • Suspect allegedly involved with Egbert Booth's death

    Police launch murder investigation after west-end man plunges to his death

    Colin D'Mello 0

    TORONTO, Ontario — Toronto police have launched a murder investigation almost a week after a man was found dead at his west-end apartment building. Officers initially believed Egbert Booth, 42, had committed suicide by plunging to his death at his home, located in the Sheppard Avenue and Jane Street area. But now, they said Booth

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  • Multi-vehicle crash on Hwy. 410 in Brampton leaves one dead

    Police probe fatal crash on Hwy. 410 near Brampton

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    Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a  deadly collision that left Hwy. 410 in Brampton shutdown, between Williams Parkway and Queen Street, early Friday morning. According to investigators, a White MC van going northbound on the 410 crossed over into the southbound lanes at around 6:30 a.m., near Williams Parkway and hit a Chrysler Intrepid

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  • Suspect reportedly in custody after cyclist hit in King and Dufferin area

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    TORONTO – A man was taken into police custody, Friday, after a hit-and-run collision in the city’s west-end, according to the Toronto Star. Investigators said a dark-coloured van struck a 35-year-old male cyclist, leaving him with serious head injuries on King Street West, just east of Dufferin Street at around 3 a.m. A taxi driver

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  • Vanco Stojmenov, 65, missing since May 28

    Investigators need help to locate missing Brampton man

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    Peel Regional Police are appealing for the public’s help in their search for a Brampton man who’s been missing for a week. Vanco Stojmenov, 65, left a rooming house on Church Street last Friday. Police are concerned for his safety because he has schizophrenia and requires daily medication. According to investigators, someone spotted Stojmenov a

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  • Alexa Middelaer

    Alexa Middelaer’s family sees police interview video with Carol Berner

    Dan Burritt

    In the Delta Police video interview taken after the crash in 2008, Berner says she had had two glasses of wine, but didn’t finish the whole bottle, she then asks about her eye glasses.

  • OPP says motorists are still using cell phones while driving

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    LONDON, Ont. – OPP say motorists are not getting the message when it comes to distracted driving. Since the law banning drivers from using distracting electronic devices went into effect in February, provincial police have issued 2,279 distracted driving charges. Last month, Toronto police said they ticketed 4,400 drivers in the first three months of

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