February 12 2018 3:03pm Two people have been rushed to a trauma centre following a multi-vehicle crash on Highway 401 in Toronto. ‘ }); } else { var rel_id = svp.releaseInfo.contentId+””; if( typeof gnca_social_share_collection ); } }; // don’t do on IE, doesn’t work yet if ( !gNews.Common.isIE && !gNews.Common.isTrident && gNews.Common.isFlash ) { var…
Toronto police have one person in custody after a stabbing at College Street subway station. Responding officers got the call just after 12:40 p.m. on Monday, and upon arrival encountered a man with a serious stab wound on the southbound Line 1 subway platform. The victim was rushed to a trauma centre with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Story continues below The incident shut down Line 1 for about 20 minutes between Bloor and Union stations before service resumed bypassing…
The White House is proposing $540 billion in non-defense spending for 2019 — $57 billion below the new spending cap set by Congress. Mr. Mulvaney, in his letter, said spending at the levels Congress authorized would add too much to the federal deficit. “We believe that this level responsibly accounts for the cap deal while taking into account the current fiscal situation,” he wrote. Graphic Budget Deficits Are Projected to Balloon Under the Bipartisan Spending Deal The two-year budget…
About 700,000 young immigrants who were brought to the United States illegally as children are shielded from deportation under an Obama-era initiative known as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA. Another 1.1 million young immigrants are eligible for DACA but did not apply. But Mr. Trump suspended the initiative in September and gave lawmakers until March 5 to come up with a replacement that would protect the young immigrants, known as Dreamers, after proposed legislation called the…
A section of road in Mississauga, Ont., remains closed to traffic following an explosion at a commercial complex that injured three people over the weekend. Police and fire crews were called to the area of Dundas and Hurontario streets at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday after reports of a fire and explosion. Mississauga fire chief Tim Beckett said three people were located on the roof of the building when first responders arrived on scene. Story continues below “We did a…
TORONTO – A sentencing hearing is set to take place today for two men found guilty of first-degree murder in the presumed death of a Toronto woman who vanished five years ago. A jury found Dellen Millard, 32, of Toronto, and Mark Smich, 30, of Oakville, Ont., guilty of killing Laura Babcock in the summer of 2012. READ MORE: Dellen Millard, Mark Smich found guilty of first-degree murder in death of Laura Babcock Story continues below The pair were previously found…
February 12 2018 5:58am For many Canadians, saving for retirement leads many to ask how much should I save? Tomasia DaSilva takes a look at the math around saving for your future. ‘ }); } else { var rel_id = svp.releaseInfo.contentId+””; if( typeof gnca_social_share_collection ); } }; // don’t do on IE, doesn’t work yet…
Chris Stockwell, former Progressive Conservative MPP from Etobicoke, has died at the age of 60 after a battle with cancer. News of Stockwell’s death was delivered on Twitter by interim Ontario PC Leader Vic Fedeli. Very saddened to hear about the passing of former MPP, cabinet minister, Speaker of the House, and long-time Tory family member Chris Stockwell. Rest in Peace. #onpoli #pcpo — Victor Fedeli (@VicFedeliMPP) February 12, 2018 Stockwell began his career in municipal politics, before going…
“Clearly, there was a breakdown in process,” former Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, an informal adviser to the president, said on “This Week” on ABC. Asked if someone should pay the price, Mr. Christie said, “That’s going to be up to the president ultimately about whether or not he views this as such a failure of competence in terms of the management that he needs to bring someone else in.” As the outcry stretched into a new week,…
February 11 2018 6:11pm Olympic skater Gabrielle Daleman talks to Angie Seth about her journey to the Olympics and how despite some major setbacks, she is stronger than ever on and off the ice. ‘ }); } else { var rel_id = svp.releaseInfo.contentId+””; if( typeof gnca_social_share_collection ); } }; // don’t do on IE, doesn’t…
