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The Progressive Conservative leader has suddenly backed away from his controversial anti-union plan for Ontario, saying “If we are elected we are not going to do it.”

Tim Hudak renounces anti-union right-to-work plan

The Progressive Conservative leader has suddenly backed away from his controversial anti-union plan for Ontario, saying “If we are elected we are not going to do it.”

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Collision-prone: The most accident-filled days in Toronto

Collision-prone: The most accident-filled days in Toronto

Rob Ford's strongest mandate in Canadian history? Not exactly

Rob Ford's strongest mandate in Canadian history? Not exactly

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Canadian women as tough as winter: Mallick

Canadian women as tough as winter: Mallick

This was the women's Games, no question, a triumph for female athletes. comments

Toronto election: Ford’s subway plan will double debt, rival says

Toronto election: Ford’s subway plan will double debt, rival says

Mayor Rob Ford hasn’t detailed the costs of his subway plan but a mayoral rival David Soknacki says it will double the city’s debt by 2022.comments

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Woman facing smuggling charges after nearly $400,000 in diamonds seized at Pearson

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Soldier suicides ‘worrying,’ Canada’s top general says.

Soldier suicides ‘worrying,’ Canada’s top general says.

Gen. Tom Lawson, the chief of defence staff, says military will do more to help soldiers cope with traumatic stress injuries suffered during missions.comments

GTA

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Waterfront Toronto says the eastern section of the Gardiner should come down

Waterfront Toronto says the eastern section of the Gardiner should come down

The agency tasked with revitalizing Toronto’s waterfront says the 2.4-km section east of Jarvis should be replaced by an 8-lane boulevard.comments

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Canadian women as tough as winter: Mallick

Canadian women as tough as winter: Mallick

This was the women's Games, no question, a triumph for female athletes. comments

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