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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.

Kristine Owram Toronto - The Canadian Press Last updated on Friday, Jul. 03, 2009 05:02PM EDT T he Toronto stock market ended the week flat as investors weighed weak oil prices with good news out of the base metals sector.

The most recent peak for office building starts in Canada occurred two years ago, in 2007.

While city leadership and bureaucracy scored low in a new poll of Toronto residents, police chief Bill Blair enjoys high approval ratings.

Toronto FC defeated the Red Bulls, 2-0, at BMO Field tonight. Toronto FCa TMs Pablo Vitti and Dwayne DeRosario each netted a goal in the win.

Self-Ventilated Envelope and Thermoformed Interior Partitions at Pampas House, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

HAMILTON A historical glimpse of Canadiana a bill of treason connected to the Upper Canada Rebellion of 1837 has been found among the archives at McMaster University.

Health experts are fond of saying any new disease is just a flight away from anywhere, and a report published on Monday shows the new strain of H1N1 flu followed the airline route map as it spread around the globe.

A one-man play about unrequited love had no trouble finding affection at the 30th annual Dora Mavor Awards, Canada's version of New York's famed Tonys.

Coffee giant Tim Hortons Inc. is returning its home base to Canada with a plan to reorganize and convert to a Canadian-based corporation.

Toronto's principal jazz festival continues to expand, adding new venues and reaching out to a broader audience.

Some Dyke March participants did more rolling than marching as they made their way through downtown Toronto streets yesterday.

Comment by Howard Levitt Years ago, I told my sister, who was then going into teaching, that if I ever wished to run for political office, I would make "overpaid teachers" a campaign issue.

A new Canadian report says that young women and men are most likely to seek sexual-health information from friends, but that both groups would prefer to get it from professional sources, such as doctors, nurses and teachers.

Every Thursday, Spacing will bring you a snapshot of Toronto's past, looking into what took place that day in the city's history.

A convicted pedophile and chronic voyeur is back in court today, once again on a child porn rap.

Garbage begins to pile up outside of a community centre on Dundas St. West in Toronto as the city strike enters a second day.

Eden Valley Drive lives up to its name, especially this week. The serpentine street near Islington Avenue and Eglinton Avenue West, developed in 1975, features fat brick homes on verdant lots.

Canadian herb isn't the only product our drug lords are known for around the world.

Parking rates across Canada continue to soar despite the economic recession and Calgary is second only to New York in monthly North American parking costs, says a survey released today.