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Striking civic workers have set up a picket line around a private medical transportation company.
Missing mother, 44, found stabbed to death in her car
A Toronto schoolteacher missing since Tuesday was found dead in the trunk of her car on Thursday night outside an apartment building on Jane Street.
Arrest in year-old Toronto murder
A man will appear in court today charged in the slaying of 16-year-old Mahamed Abdi Warsame at a Scarborough apartment complex.
Toronto Police are hunting for the other half of a duo that allegedly bilked Rouge Valley Health System out of $2 million.
No car? Scarborough senior hauls her trash on bus
When the smell of the garbage piling up in her home finally became intolerable, Martha Dewhurst decided she needed to take a trip to one of the city's designated garbage drop-off sites.
Friends start Facebook tributes
Two families are grieving the death of two young men after a speeding convertible spun out of control and into a guardrail on the Don Valley Parkway last night.
Insider's guide to Toronto: Metric bonus track
In tomorrow's edition of the National Post, we'll be presenting an insider's guide to Toronto, featuring everything from the best animals to see at the zoo to who has the strongest patio cocktails.
Kiefer Sutherland is back at work and, according to sources on the set of his hit TV series, 24, is staying as dry as salted cod.
Toronto on strike: City hunkers down for a long one
With business at City Hall ground to a halt for 12 days now, the prospect of a long summer of labour strife loomed large yesterday as Toronto officials hunkered down in Metro Hall, the nerve centre of strike operations, and this month's regular council meeting was cancelled.
Miller Says `Progress' Made in Talks to End 12-Day Toronto Garbage Strike
Toronto Mayor David Miller said a oesome progressa has been made in negotiations with union representatives to end the 12-day garbage strike in Canadaa s biggest city.
A tour through art deco Toronto
DAVE LEBLANC Last updated on Wednesday, Jul. 01, 2009 02:52AM EDT T im Morawetz stands on the steps of the Mayfair apartments on Avenue Road in Toronto.
Man faces extradition on drug charges
An American man wanted for allegedly leading a drug dealing organization has been arrested in Toronto.
Kid porn offender back in jail
A former government physicist who pleaded guilty to child porn charges three times before is back behind bars on the same rap.
Scarborough teen wins texting competition
Katherine Laidlaw, National Post Kathy Spence's nimble texting skills won her $25,000 on Monday, as the 16-year-old walked away with the 2nd Annual LG Canadian Texting Championship top title.
Some Dyke March participants did more rolling than marching as they made their way through downtown Toronto streets yesterday.
Toronto council approves streetcar deal
Jennifer Lewington Toronto - Globe and Mail Update Last updated on Friday, Jun. 26, 2009 05:46PM EDT A $1.2-billion streetcar deal to replace Toronto's fleet of aging streetcars is a go, after City council voted to put up $834-million -- twice its original commitment -- to keep the project on track for 2012.
Jewish nirvana in the strip malls of north Toronto
Joanne Kates Last updated on Tuesday, Jun. 09, 2009 11:42PM EDT M e Va Me 7000 Bathurst St., Thornhill 905-771-7377 $40 for dinner for two with beer, tax and tip Mr.
Convicted pedophile faces new charges
A convicted pedophile and chronic voyeur is back in court today, once again on a child porn rap.
If you can't take the heat, get out of Toronto. Health officials warned the city is going to sizzle today, issuing an extreme heat alert early this morning.