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How badly do Ontario Liberals fear the ombud
To anyone unfamiliar with the personal dynamics, it must seem bizarre.Of all the things the Ontario NDP demanded in return for supporting this spring's budget - more social spending, lower auto insurance rates, efforts to collect more business tax, the appointment of a new budgetary officer - only one was outright denied by the governing Liberals. And it's something that, ostensibly, ...
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Gawker stands by story despite mayor’s statement
Gawker, the American website that broke the news of an alleged video showing Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine, is standing by its story, even as the site's editor admits his confidence in obtaining the video "has diminished."In a statement Friday afternoon, Mr. Ford denied that he uses crack cocaine, and said: "I cannot comment on a video that I have never seen, or does ...
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Davis hits 16th HR as Orioles beat Blue Jays
Let's say you're a guy who's been drinking Pabst Blue Ribbon for many years. Maybe you've got a grudge against Anheuser-Busch. Maybe you ...
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Crack smoking video claim dogs Toronto mayor
Rachel Maddow reports on the bizarre story of the mayor of Toronto who denies smoking crack even as a purported video of him doing so is being shopped to media outlets, one of which, Gawker, is accepting public donations to raise the $200,000 asking ...
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Toronto’s mayor Rob Ford denies taking crack
Rob Ford has denied accusations of drug use, breaking a week-long silence over a raging media storm surrounding a video that allegedly shows him partaking of ...
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Baltimore beats up on Blue Jays pitching Lawrie ejected
It was a rough welcome to the majors for Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Sean Nolin, who gave up seven hits and six earned runs in 1.1 innings of work. (Abelimages/Getty ...
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Orioles bash four homers in 10-6 win over the Blue Jays
Past Orioles award winners "Do we?" Showalter said. "We have very little film?"The Orioles then showed they had done their homework on Nolin, chasing him from the game in the second inning on their way to a 10-6 win.In their third victory in four games, the Orioles hit four homers, ...
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Video Rob Ford scandal not over Toronto city councillors
From "satisfied" to "he should resign," Toronto city councillors had mixed reactions to Mayor Rob Ford's official statement regarding accusations he smoked crack cocaine. Ford broke his silence Friday, denying crack ...
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Rob Ford video questions linger after denial
Now that Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has formally denied to allegations of crack cocaine use, it's just Ford's word versus his accusers', unless the video surfaces. "I do not use crack cocaine, nor am I an addict," Ford told reporters Friday. "As for a video: I cannot comment on a video I've never seen or does not exist." The video purportedly shows him ...
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Rob Ford should speak up says Toronto deputy mayor
Toronto's deputy mayor is urging Mayor Rob Ford to address the raging scandal over an alleged crack cocaine video. Ford called reports of the video "ridiculous" but has said little ...
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Gibbons Lawrie tossed after called third strike
Email TORONTO -- Manager John Gibbons and third baseman Brett Lawrie were ejected from Friday's game vs. the Orioles. Trailing 9-3 in the bottom of the third inning with two men on and two out, Lawrie was rung up by home plate umpire Dan Bellino on a pitch on the inside corner to end the Blue Jays' threat. Lawrie, clearly not pleased with the call, put his helmet down quickly in ...
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Gose learns lesson after scoring on aggressive play
Email TORONTO -- One of the most exciting plays in Thursday's 12-6 victory over the Orioles was actually a mistake. Anthony Gose scored all the way from second on a passed ball by Baltimore catcher Matt Wieters, rounding third when the catcher threw to second and narrowly beating the return throw home. "I just completely 100 percent missed what [third-base coach Luis Rivera] ...
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World Briefing | The Americas Canada Mayor Denies Drug Allegations
After a week of avoiding journalists, Mayor Rob Ford of Toronto on Friday denied accusations that he smoked crack cocaine. "I do not use crack cocaine, nor am I an addict of crack cocaine," Mr. Ford, left, said as he read a statement during a brief news conference. He did not take questions. Last week Mr. Ford dismissed as ...
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Gyms libraries lunch – the gurdwara’s got it all
The wedding crasher doesn't fit the stereotype. He's an elderly Sikh man with a long white beard, powder-blue turban, casual clothes and dollar-store rubber flip-flops on his feet. He pedals his bike up to the entrance of the Dasmesh Darbar gurdwara in northeast Brampton, a gleaming white structure with striking minarets, parks it, and follows in the real wedding guests who are dressed ...
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Toronto opens up for 14th annual Doors Open festival
Doors Open Toronto , the 14th annual edition of which occurs Saturday and Sunday.Last year, Doors Open saw close to 150 sites across the city - historic churches, office buildings, public spaces, grounds, studios, schools, houses, transportation hubs, factories and much else - open their doors and gates to almost 200,000 visitors. This weekend, 167 sites, including 62 that weren't on last ...
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Media Advisory - Transport Canada Advises Public On Harmony Juvenile Products Recall
May 24, 2013 /CNW/ - Harmony Juvenile Products has issued a recall on their child car seat, the V7 Convertible Deluxe Car Seat (Model# 0302001TNC). ...
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Canadas Graham DeLaet 2nd after 2 rounds at Colonial
Matt Kuchar was 10-under par on the 16th green when the second round of the Colonial was suspended Friday night because of an impending storm system. There were 18 groups still on the course, three still with eight holes to play, when play was stopped at 6:38 p.m. The second round at Hogan's Alley will be completed Saturday morning. Kuchar had a one-stroke lead over Graham DeLaet. The ...
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National Defence says it can’t help move Toronto elephants until fall
Toka , a 42 year old African elephant, is photographed on May 1 2012 at the Metro Toronto Zoo. The fate of three elephants is up in the air as they need to be relocated because of lack of space for them at the Toronto zoo. (Fred Lum/The Globe and ...
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Read Toronto Mayor Rob Fords full statement
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford said it's "business as usual" at city hall, where he is continuing to "fight for the taxpayers every day." (Chris Young/Canadian ...
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Toronto FC parts ways with Bostock waiving once heralded youngster
Toronto FC's John Bostock left and Montreal Impact Patrice Bernier battle for the ball during second half MLS action at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal on Saturday March 16, 2013. (Peter McCabe/The Canadian ...
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U.S. foray set to goose Toronto-Dominion profits
Toronto-Dominion Bank's second-quarter earnings Thursday showed that a sluggish Canadian economy is indeed affecting our banks. But, as has become increasingly apparent in recent years, not all Canadian banks are the same, and TD's big bold foray into U.S. retail banking leaves the bank in a relatively better position than others. TD has been promising to increase the size of its ...
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A win for Canada at the UN country keeps its only United Nations agency
MONTREAL - The spirits of Canadian politicians were soaring Friday with news that the country's only UN agency, the International Civil Aviation Organization, will not be flying the coop. Qatar had aggressively courted a move of the agency to Doha, going so far as saying diplomats were fed up with Montreal's bone-chilling winter weather. But Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird said ...
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Rolling Stones get satisfaction from long association with Canada
FILE - This May 18, 2013 file photo shows Mick Jagger, center, and Keith Richards, of the Rolling Stones performing on the "50 & Counting" tour at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif. Rolling Stones memorabilia will be displayed in a new exhibit, "Rolling Stones 50 Years of Satisfaction," at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. The exhibit opens on Friday, May ...
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The Rolling Stones and my high school choir
Students Jasmeen Siddiqui, left, Melissa Adams, Nicholas Cunha, Natalie Panacci, Ryan Vu, Iris Wu and Matthew Borg in the Cawthra Park Secondary Chamber Choir practice to accompany The Rolling Stones in concert. (Deborah Baic/The Globe and ...
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In Pictures Take sneak peak at Torontos Doors Open festival
The theme this year for Toronto's Doors Open is 'Creators, Makers and Innovators' celebrating buildings that have been renovated and re-purposed for innovative use in the new ...
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Canada's Battle of the Museums?
Canada is set to have two air and space museums as the long-established Canada Aviation Museum expands its interests into the realm of space, and changes its name to one which seems to directly challenge another aviation museum, but closer examination suggests something else.
Canada has a rich and distinguished history in aviation, it was one of the leading countries in developing the then ambiguous and dangerous aviation industry and contributed in giving the world such iconic planes as the famous De Havilland range of aircraft, and played a major role in the development of aircraft through the Second World War and into the 1960’s. Read more
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