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Thirteen days and counting without garbage collection and a slew of other city services that is costing families money and creating a major inconvenience.
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BROCKVILLE, Ont. - A man who police say fled an impaired driving checkpoint in eastern Ontario on Friday night was shot and killed by police.
INNISFIL, Ont. - The mayor of Innisfil, Ont., is facing criminal charges after an alleged outburst at town council.
Toronto - Students around Toronto are saying that it is the few dollars they can earn with their city run summer jobs that they need to pay their way through school, and right now their scrounging to top up their bank accounts.
Expect a long wait, if you're trying to fight a traffic ticket.
Canada has lost it's 121st soldier in the Afghan mission.
Two days after she stopped breathing, baby Kaylee is listed in critical, but stable condition at Sick Kid's Hospital.
The Union representing 2,500 Bell installation and repair technicians in Ontario says it's members have voted to accept a new five-year contract.
South Korean officials are confirming, that North Korea has tested and fired six short-range missiles sending a clear message to the American government.
Thirteen days and counting without garbage collection and a slew of other city services that is costing families money and creating a major inconvenience.
The works department in Durham has asked residents in Newcastle and Newtonville to conserve water.
Wasilla, Alaska - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the former Republican vice-presidential nominee, says she is resigning from office.
Toronto - The city has opened two more temporary garbage drop-off locations that residents can use as dumping sites during the strike.
Toronto - Two people face more than 100 charges after Toronto police uncovered a stockpile of weapons and ammunition in a city apartment on Thursday.
Los Angeles, Calif. - Details of Michael Jackson's memorial on July 7 at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles were revealed at a news conference Friday afternoon.
Toronto - About half-a-million Canadians have been paying their car loans, credit cards and other payments three months after they are due, a survey by Equifax found.
