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Toronto, union negotiate under 2 a.m. deadline
The City of Toronto and its 6,000 unionized outside workers remained at the bargaining table early Sunday morning, as a midnight deadline to reach an agreement on a new contract passed without any outcome.
Maple Leafs crush Senators in Battle of Ontario
James Reimer posted his second straight shutout and Phil Kessel had a three-point night as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Ottawa Senators 5-0 on Saturday night.
Canadian fatwa condemns 'honour killings'
A Canadian imam issued a fatwa Saturday officially condemning honour killings and family violence.
Electro-Motive picketing continues despite closure
Workers in London, Ont., say they'll continue to picket even though the Electro-Motive Diesel plant is now officially closed, as the head of the Canadian Auto Workers calls for a public inquiry into the closure.
York Region begins 2 months of free transit
York Region's promised two months of free transit begin, hoping to win back customers who suffered through a three-month strike.
Community reaction to Caterpillar's London plant shutdown
Hundreds of Canadians lost their jobs on Friday, as Caterpillar announced the closure of its Electro-Motive Diesel locomotive plant in London, Ont. Today we bring you excerpts from three personal stories of those affected.
Maple Leafs targeting Senators in playoff race
The Toronto Maple Leafs look to extend their point streak to a season high-tying five games Saturday night in the nation's capital, where the Ottawa Senators will try to avoid a season-worst sixth straight defeat (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 7 p.m. ET).
Raptors cruise to win over struggling Wizards
Amir Johnson had 18 points and 13 rebounds and Leandro Barbosa scored 19 points as the Toronto Raptors beat the Washington Wizards 106-89 on Friday.
Guelph group hopes to save historic church
The British Methodist Episcopal Church in Guelph, Ont., is for sale, and one group hopes to buy it because of its role as a refuge for escaped slaves, Genevieve Tomney reports.
Shafia father to appeal murder convictions
Father's notice of appeal argues the trial judge erred in admitting evidence from an honour killings expert.
Man shot dead in confrontation with Toronto police
A man wearing a hospital gown is shot and killed after a confrontation with Toronto police near East General Hospital.
Police seek alleged victims of man arrested in porn sweep
Toronto police allege a man charged in a massive child pornography sweep across Ontario abused numerous young girls.
Toronto Zoo shows off polar bear cub
A three-month-old polar bear cub born prematurely at the Toronto Zoo last year was introduced to the public on Friday.
City, union far apart as deadline nears
The city and its 6,000 unionized outside workers appear to be nowhere near reaching a new labour deal as a weekend deadline for an agreement approaches.
Electro-Motive plant shut by U.S. owner
The company that owns the locked-out Electro-Motive plant in London, Ont., has decided to close the plant permanently.
Canada's jobless rate hits 9-month high
Canada's unemployment rate rose to 7.6 per cent in January according to Statistics Canada, a 0.1 per cent increase, as 23,700 more people searched for work.
Report on slashing Ontario deficit due Feb. 15
The long-awaited Drummond Commission report on reforming Ontario's government to trim a $16 billion deficit will be released Feb. 15.
Vanier had forged ID, Mexican prosecutors claim
Mexican prosecutors say that Cyndy Vanier — a Canadian accused of leading a plot to smuggle members of slain Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi's family to Mexico — was caught Nov. 10 with forged Mexican identification.
Accused Gadhafi plotter met with SNC-Lavalin exec
One of the people accused in an alleged plot to smuggle members of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi's family to Mexico was with an SNC-Lavalin executive when police took her into custody, CBC News has learned.
Sinkhole stops east end traffic
A sinkhole is causing traffic headaches at Coxwell Avenue and O'Connor Drive.
