The Toronto Police Services Board has been ordered to pay Marian Evans $215,000 – plus her legal costs – after she sued for an "outrageous and despicable sexual assault" committed by a ...
HealthZone|News & Features
Nurse loses licence over affair with patient
A nurse formerly employed at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health will lose her licence after she admitted to having sex with a patient while ...
News|GTA
Mother, son hit crossing road
Two pairs of shoes and a backpack were strewn across a Brampton street marking the spot where a mother and her 9-year-old son were struck by two ...
News|GTA
Muslim beauty queen tells of racism, survival
Asli Bayram knows the urge to hide, fearful of those outside who might hurt her, and too afraid to do anything that might get her noticed.
News|Ontario
Crackdown 'just stupid,' young drivers complain
As a target of Ontario's proposed law to put young drivers on a tighter leash, 17-year-old Marc Drake sums up his feelings in two words.
News|Ontario
Queen's University cancels homecoming
In a desperate effort to end out-of-control street partying, Queen's University yesterday suspended one of its most venerable traditions ...
Sports|Hockey
Sundin mulls mid-December return
Mats Sundin appears to be aiming for a mid-December comeback, with as many as 11 teams – including the Maple Leafs – interested in his services.
News|World
Indian navy sinks pirate ship
An Indian naval vessel sank a suspected pirate ``mother ship" Tuesday in the Gulf of Aden and chased two attack boats into the night, officials ...
News|World
Rough ride for Big Three
The men who run The Big Three looked distinctly tiny in a congressional hearing room yesterday, a trio of auto industry paupers pleading for money and...
HealthZone|News & Features
Food agency admits silence a mistake
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency could have done a far better job communicating with the public during this summer's listeria outbreak, a top ...
News|Columnist
France got virginity ruling right
A cousin of mine, who married into a Sicilian family, was required to show her blood-soiled wedding night sheets to her new mother-in-law for ...
living
Arrival of Beaujolais Nouveaux riches
It's Nouveau Beaujolais time in Toronto, when the traditional young, fresh and fruity reds are unleashed upon us.
entertainment
The Killers return to dance-pop roots
After taking a gritty turn with their second album, The Killers are back to buoyant dance-pop with their new album Day & Age, writes Ben Rayner.
Judy Steed examines the impact and lessons of aging baby boomers.
Health Canada has ordered thousands of toys and costume jewellery ...
We don't leave home without them - laptops cellphones, satellite radio...
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