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This Week in Fashion: Hudson's Bay Outlet announced, Outclass...
This Week in Fashion rounds up the week's style news, store openings and closings, pop-up shops, sales and upcoming fashion and design events in Toronto.
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Tax alternatives have taken their toll
This archival photo shows some of the tolls charged on Toronto's roads before toll gates were eliminated in the city.
Man goes to hospital with gunshot wound, gets charged
A man showed up at a Toronto hospital claiming he was wounded in a drive-by shooting, but police soon concluded that he was suffering from a self-inflicted wound.
The past and the future of Mount Dennis
Last weekend's Jane's Walk featured many worthy destinations, but I was compelled to join the walk in Mount Dennis , focused on the Eglinton LRT line that will have its west end terminus there, once the two massive tunnel boring machines being built there finally emerge at the eastern end of this massive - and long overdue - project.
Man dies after being struck by streetcar on Queen St. E
A man has died after being struck by a TTC streetcar at Queen St. E and Kingston Rd., early Sunday morning.
The Best Cheap Sushi in Toronto
The best cheap sushi in Toronto needn't necessarily be an all you can eat place.
Fisheries Department reaches deal with think tank to save freshwater research facility
One of Vancouver's two inimitable "Hobbit Houses" is on the market for an asking price of $2.86 million.
Suspect in Via Rail bomb plot allegedly 'radicalized' by Tunisian national facing charges in U.S.
One of Vancouver's two inimitable "Hobbit Houses" is on the market for an asking price of $2.86 million.
Annual anti-abortion march draws thousands to Ottawa
One of Vancouver's two inimitable "Hobbit Houses" is on the market for an asking price of $2.86 million.
Body parts case: Is there enough evidence for trial?
A Scarborough construction worker charged with second-degree murder in the slaying of Guang Hua Liu, whose body parts were discovered last summer scattered in Mississauga and Toronto, will have his preliminary hearing this summer.
Police search for female witness to 'horrific' cold case robbery
Toronto police are asking for the public's assistance in finding two men who pistol-whipped and shot a pawn shop employee during a 2009 robbery.
Radar: Ryerson University Film Festival, Music City North, Stranglehold, 40 Books in 40 Minutes
Ryerson University Film Festival Filmophiles needn't weep too much in the aftermath of Hot Docs.
During Paddle the Don, Canoeists Seize a Rare Opportunity
Lifejackets fastened and paddles in hand, the canoe made a gentle splash and a graceful entrance into the Don River on Sunday morning.
Caterpillar closes tunnelling plant near Pearson Airport
Heavy-equipment manufacturer Caterpillar has announced the closure of it's tunnel-boring machine facility near Pearson Airport, putting 330 people out of work.
Caterpillar plant closure in Toronto to cause more than 300 job losses
Caterpillar bought the facility five years ago, and nearly 330 people are expected to lose their jobs when the plant closes.
Toronto woman sought on Canada-wide warrant arrested in connection with murder of George Fawell
Toronto police have arrested a 28-year-old woman sought in a Canada-wide warrant in connection with the brutal killing of George Fawell.
Toronto pastor, wife charged in alleged $8.6-million Ponzi scheme
Marlon Gary Hibbert, 49, has been charged in connection with what Toronto Police allege was an $8.6-million Ponzi scheme Marlon Gary Hibbert, 49, has been charged in connection with what Toronto Police allege was an $8.6-million Ponzi scheme A Toronto pastor and his wife are facing 38 counts of fraud after Toronto police alleged they defrauded ... (more)