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Ford denies use of crack cocaine
“I do not use crack cocaine.”
After a week of silence, Mayor Rob Ford spoke officially about drug-use allegations against him.
Ford’s statement came after members of his executive committee released a letter that urgedhim to speak formally.
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Gas prices not expected to change May 25
According to En-Pro, gas prices are not expected to change on May 25, remaining at an average price of 128.0 cents/litre at most GTA gas stations.
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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3 people rescued after collapse of Wash. state bridge; no deaths reported
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. – A section of the Interstate 5 bridge over a river collapsed north of Seattle yesterday evening, dumping two vehicles into the water. Three people were rescued. No deaths have been reported.
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Teens missing on Bruce Peninsula found safe
Fifteen teens from Waterloo Region who went missing on a school hiking trip have been found safe.
The Ontario Provincial Police said the teens were located near a cabin by the Bruce Trail just before 6 a.m. Friday.
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5 things to do this weekend: Doors Open, LGBT Film Festival, and more
As our regular 680News.com series continues, we look at events happening in Toronto and near the city for a variety of ages and interests.
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Road closures in Toronto: Friday-Sunday
A list of road closures taking place in Toronto, May 24-26.
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Ford fired Towhey over rehab advice: reports
TORONTO – Reports say Mayor Rob Ford fired his chief of staff, Mark Towhey, after Towhey urged Ford to get help.
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Accused in alleged terror plot seeks lawyer who will use Qu’ran as ‘reference’
TORONTO – Two suspects charged in an alleged plot to bomb a Via Rail train are scheduled to appear in a Toronto court, Thursday morning.
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TCDSB squashes motion to ban gay-straight alliances in Toronto Catholic schools
Gay-straight alliance clubs will continue on in Catholic schools.
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Toronto has most skyscrapers under construction in North America, report says
TORONTO – Toronto is moving up and becoming a skyscraper city.
