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WestJet strike's 600 cancelled planes leave thousands of travellers scrambling during peak summer travel: 'It's been a long day' (opens the original)
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Kelly Sutley had just arrived in Toronto on a flight from Dubai when he found out his connecting flight home to Edmonton on WestJet was cancelled. “It’s a little stressful, running around all over the place,” he said Sunday morning after his Emirates airline flight had landed. “I just want somewhere to relax for a bit. It was a 14-hour flight.” Initially, Sutley could only find flights home for Monday or Tuesday, meaning he’d have to book into a hotel in Toronto overnight, and WestJet represent
4-alarm fire at Etobicoke waste management facility under control, officials say (opens the original)
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Plumes of smoke clouded the skies above an Etobicoke waste management facility Tuesday, as more than a 100 firefighters worked to tackle a “large industrial” four-alarm blaze that was later said to be under control. Emergency services were called at around 3:58 a.m. for a fire at the waste facility, located on Disco Road, near Carlingview Drive. No injuries were reported, according to Toronto Fire Services on X. Toronto police, in a post to X, urged drivers on Hwy. 427 to use extreme caution
Toronto U.S. Consulate shooting: Suspect at large after police call off high-speed chase (opens the original)
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Toronto Police News Conference | LiveSteam | Re: U.S. Consulate Shooting | 11:45 am It was just before 5 a.m. when a single shot shattered the early-morning calm at the U.S. Consulate in downtown Toronto â the second time the diplomatic office has come under fire in four months. An officer deployed outside 360 University Ave. heard the gunfire and noticed a white sedan with no licence plates, fleeing the scene in the pre-dawn darkness. The officer alerted his colleagues at 52 Division, who q
How Canadian leaders are responding to Donald Trump’s new tariffs: ‘We’ve had enough’ (opens the original)
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Premiers comment at meeting in Charlottetown â July 21, 2026 Premiers speak with reporters as a three-day meeting of the Council of the Federation gets underway. Speaking are Premiers Susan Holt (New Brunswick), Tony Wakeham (Newfoundland & Labrador) and Christine Fréchette (Quebec). On Monday, the White House announced its intention to impose new 50 per cent tariffs on a wide range of Canadian goods. A statement from United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greerâs office said they woul
2 sent to hospital after boat crashes into Lake Ontario shoreline (opens the original)
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A man and a woman were rescued from a boat that crashed into rocks along the shoreline of Lake Ontario early Sunday morning. Emergency responders including the Toronto Police Service Marine Unit, fire crews and paramedics were called to the Humber Bay Park East area by Marine Parade Drive and Lake Shore Boulevard West just after 5 a.m. after reports of a boat crash. A spokesperson for the Toronto Fire Services said crews had assisted police after receiving an early morning rescue call and that
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