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Toronto - It's the morning after the first winter storm and for many drivers, the commute is worse Thursday.
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Toronto - Winter driving school can cost hundreds of dollars, but now people can brush up on their winter driving skills for free, without leaving the comfort of home.
Toyota Canada announced, Thursday, that it will be building the RAV4 at its Woodstock plant.
Toronto - There are reports the RCMP has been investigating allegations government officials in Ottawa have turned a blind eye to torture in the past.
Toronto - The groundwork is being laid for what's being billed as a major reform of the Ontario pension system, and it's all to help it better withstand economic turmoil.
Toronto - There's word Canada's bankers will receive bigger bonuses in 2009, just as their colleagues around the world face criticism over what many consider lavish pay for poor performance.
Oslo, Norway - President Barack Obama said war is sometimes necessary and justified, even as he accepts the Nobel Peace Prize, Thursday.
Chicoutimi, Que. - Three people are dead following the crash of a small plane north of Chicoutimi, Quebec.
Ottawa - The HST appears to be a done deal for Ontario and a big step closer to reality for British Columbia.
According to gas price watcher Dan McTeague, gas prices will drop 2.3 cents, to 92.8 cents a litre at midnight.
Toronto - The first winter storm to hit Toronto this season has made its way out of the area; but, it has left many dinged bumpers and angry drivers in its wake.
Toronto - A miserable mixture of snow, rain and sleet led to cancelled flights in Ontario and havoc on highways as people in the province experienced a long-overdue dose of winter-like weather, Wednesday.
680News storm centre: School bus cancellations and closures, flight delays and cancellations, and transit issues.
Durham and York are slated to scale back their H1N1 and seasonal flu vaccination campaign.
Toronto - The Toronto Humane Society's wildlife rehabilitation licence has been revoked by the province.
That means the Society can no longer take in animals like raccoons and squirrels.
Ten people have been charged after a prostitution sweep in Brampton.
Peel Regional Police said officers began their investigation into active "johns" earlier this month.
Four high school students were taken to hospital after a school bus crash in Newmarket, Wednesday.



