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Doug Ford wants to delay parole eligibility for anyone convicted of murdering a police officer (opens the original)
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford says that anyone convicted of murdering a police officer shouldn’t be eligible for parole for a period of 30 years. In a letter sent to Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday, Ford requested a number of “common-sense measures” that he said are necessary to “help protect our brave frontline officers” in the wake of a multiple violent incidents, including the shooting of an officer stationed outside a synagogue in Belleville, Ont. last month. That officer - Const. Jeff Smit
‘I love every single thing about Canada’: Prince Harry gives exclusive interview to CTV News (opens the original)
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Prince Harry is reflecting on his love for Canada and what he says is an “incredibly important” role that the country plays when it comes to “moral leadership in today’s world.” The Duke of Sussex made the comment in an exclusive interview with CTV News on Friday, shortly after parachuting from a plane north of Toronto to raise money for two veterans charities and make good on a promise he made to a 102-year-old former paratrooper last year. “I love every single thing about Canada and I think Ca
Suspect in Belleville, Ont., shooting is dead (opens the original)
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A former Canadian Armed Forces soldier who allegedly opened fire on a police officer outside a Belleville, Ont., synagogue over the weekend has died. Sean Ward, a 29-year-old Quinte West resident, was shot during an exchange of gunfire with police outside Sons of Jacob Synagogue on Sunday night as congregants inside prepared to mark Yom Kippur. Ward was initially without vital signs at the scene of the shooting but was revived and rushed to the hospital in life-threatening condition. He died in
‘The system isn’t working:’ Mayoral candidate wants to hike TTC fares to bring in millions in new revenue (opens the original)
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Mayoral candidate Chris Alexander is promising to hike TTC fares and crack down on fare enforcement in an effort to generate an estimated $100 million in new revenue that he says could be put towards “fixing” the system. Alexander made the commitment during a press conference outside the TTC’s Yonge Street headquarters on Friday as he outlined a five-point plan that he dubbed the “Toronto Transit Turnaround.” “Public transit is the backbone of Toronto. It keeps us moving, gets us where we need t
‘They took it and ran with it:’ Doug Ford says his praise for Olivia Chow was not an endorsement (opens the original)
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Premier Doug Ford is insisting that he has no plans to formally back any Toronto mayoral candidates after some took his praise for Olivia Chow earlier this week as an endorsement. Ford was at a press conference alongside Chow and other officials on Wednesday when he was asked about his feelings regarding Toronto’s mayoral election. The premier responded that Chow was “doing an incredible job” and that he has a “phenomenal” relationship with her. He then told reporters to “read between the lines,
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