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An 11-hour trip to Europe became a 40-hour gauntlet of flight delays. Air Canada offered a 15 euro food voucher (opens the original)
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It was supposed to be a simple travel day. Kevin Limbombe and his brother were scheduled to fly Air Canada from Toronto to Montreal at 4 p.m. on Sunday to catch a connecting flight to Brussels on Monday morning at 7:10 a.m. central European summer time (CEST). The 11-hour flight plan turned into a 40-hour gauntlet in which he and his brother took a tour of western European airports in their quest to make it to Belgium for their cousinâs wedding. For the 29 extra hours of travel, Limbombe was o
A Roncesvalles resident’s condo board spends up to $40,000 to fix an orphaned laneway. The problem? Its owner died in 1983 (opens the original)
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Lining the laneway that connects Ritchie and Howard Park Avenues behind Dundas Street West is a hodgepodge of businesses, condos and the Kingdom Hall of Jehovahâs Witnesses. The road is a patchwork of failed attempts to fill potholes, now cratering under a pool of brownish-green water deep enough to submerge your feet. For years, the residents of a Roncesvalles condo building have been asking the city to do something about the craggy laneway that, theyâre fairly certain, belongs to a man who
Mel Gibson mocking sign language at Toronto Fan Expo shows lack of respect for the deaf, advocate says (opens the original)
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A video showing actor Mel Gibson mocking an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter is an example of audism, a local advocate says. A video posted to social media from an event hosted by Fan Expo Canada at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on Saturday shows an ASL interpreter welcoming Gibson onto the stage, at which point he appears to do mock sign language gestures with his hands. âMy son had been looking forward to seeing Mel in the panel,â said Wayne Nicholson, who was there with his
She’s got a golden ticket — and free admission to the CNE for life. Meet the 81-year-old who’s never missed the Ex (opens the original)
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There wasnât a cloud in the sky over the Princes’ Gate when 81-year-old Barbara Jean Batten was presented with the Canadian National Exhibitionâs inaugural âgolden ticket.â The CNE honoured the life-long fairgoer for her nearly 80 years of loyalty with a pass that will grant her free admission for life. Batten was joined by her extended family to celebrate her impeccable attendance record, never missing a year of the national fair thatâs ingrained in her familyâs history. âThis is
Man accused of murdering Etobicoke woman was awaiting trial for alleged intimate-partner assault against her (opens the original)
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A man charged with first-degree murder in the Friday shooting of a Toronto woman was awaiting trial for an alleged intimate-partner assault against her last year. Sharnjeet Singh, 37, of Brampton, is accused of fatally shooting Navneet Kaur, 26, in north Etobicoke on Friday. According to court documents obtained by the Star, Singh was arrested on July 17, 2025, for allegedly assaulting and harassing Kaur by repeatedly following her from place to place. He was released on an undertaking, and h
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