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Mitzie Hunter's voice was forged around a large family dinner table

Mitzie Hunter's voice was forged around a large family dinner table

TORONTO — From boardrooms, to the cabinet table, to mayoral debates, Mitzie Hunter has long fought to ensure her ideas are heard — a mission she says began as a young girl growing up with three brothers.
Man accused in three Sudbury homicides escapes from local jail: police

Man accused in three Sudbury homicides escapes from local jail: police

SUDBURY, Ont. — Police in northeastern Ontario say a man accused in three Sudbury-area homicides in the past few months has escaped from the local jail.
Journalism programs adapting to the changing news industry amid layoffs, pressures

Journalism programs adapting to the changing news industry amid layoffs, pressures

Journalism schools across Ontario say they are adapting their programs to better reflect changes in the industry, teaching students how to become storytellers not just in traditional newsrooms, but in other fields as well.

York Regional Police investigating shooting at Aurora home that left one man dead

York Regional Police are investigating a shooting in Aurora earlier this week that left one man dead and sent a woman to hospital. Police say they were called to a home on Stubbs Lane during the noon hour on Monday, June 12.
OPP officer guilty of sex assault dismissed after years on paid leave

OPP officer guilty of sex assault dismissed after years on paid leave

An Ontario Provincial Police officer convicted of multiple criminal offences has been dismissed after years of being on paid leave. Former Const.
Ontario expanding 'strong mayor' powers to 26 more cities

Ontario expanding 'strong mayor' powers to 26 more cities

TORONTO — Ontario is conferring so-called strong mayor powers — which critics have decried as undemocratic — upon 26 more cities in the name of building more housing.
Ontario issues zoning orders to push through nursing homes despite opposition

Ontario issues zoning orders to push through nursing homes despite opposition

TORONTO — Ontario has used its powers to push through the redevelopment of three long-term care homes run by a company accused of serious mismanagement during the pandemic, including widespread deaths in its facilities.
Voter apathy concerns loom over Toronto election days ahead of vote

Voter apathy concerns loom over Toronto election days ahead of vote

TORONTO — With 102 registered candidates, more than 10 debates featuring the apparent front-runners and around-the-clock news coverage, Toronto's mayoral election has clearly offered plenty to follow.
Toronto mayoral candidates pile on front-runner Olivia Chow in late campaign debate

Toronto mayoral candidates pile on front-runner Olivia Chow in late campaign debate

TORONTO — Leading Toronto mayoral candidates piled on front-runner Olivia Chow at a debate Thursday, accusing her of not being transparent about her plans for the city, on everything from taxes to the police budget.
Court upholds convictions against Babcock's killers, Millard loses all three appeals

Court upholds convictions against Babcock's killers, Millard loses all three appeals

TORONTO — Ontario’s top court upheld convictions against Dellen Millard and Mark Smich for killing a 23-year-old woman more than a decade ago, marking back-to-back appeals dismissed this week against the multiple murderers.