Police looking for two men after armed robbery at Rogers store
Toronto Police are looking for two suspects involved in an armed robbery at a Rogers store.
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Combat Revolution Wrestling makes star-studded debut in East York
Wrestling fans witnessed clotheslines being thrown and referees being knocked out at the local debut of CRW.
The Air Canada Centre’s new safety rules: say goodbye to bags, intermission cigarettes
On Tuesday, Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment announced that re-entry into the arena and large bags will be prohibited.
Second fire at same Queen Street East building: residents
Emergency crews respond to a one-alarm blaze in Toronto’s east end.
Doug Ford says he is officially running for mayor in 2018 rematch
Doug Ford announces at Ford Fest that he will officially be running in the 2018 Toronto mayoral election.
From Brampton to the WWE: Ontario wrestler Lionel Thompson hopes to make it
From taking small gigs in Northern Ontario to becoming light heavyweight champion, “The Amazing Canadian” Lionel Knight has delivered neck breakers and piledrivers to some of the best in the wrestling industry. No matter how big or small the opponent across the ring may be, Knight, now 32, put them all in the dust with his highflying, no-nonsense style.
Yet, before facing some of the biggest and baddest names in small town North North American professional wrestling, Knight had to convince the toughest and harshest opponent of them all: his mom.
Bob Kinnear steps down as head of TTC union
The president of the TTC workers union has called it quits, following a lengthy battle over the groups affiliation with its U.S-based parent company.
Police identify body found in northeast Scarborough
Toronto police have identified the body of a man found in a elementary school parking lot and the case in now considered a homicide.
Weight-loss boot camp tough, but rewarding
It was Stephany Bruno’s first day at the Project O boot camp. But at her first workout session Bruno got frustrated.
“Right away, when I got there we started doing 10 pushups and then 10 jumping jacks,” Bruno said. “I was tired and in so much pain after five pushups, that I had to stop while everyone else kept on going.”
Korean War vet brings his story to life for cub scouts
The veteran has finished speaking. He’s told his life story. A young cub scout stands and asks a question.
“Mr. Lightstone why should we care about all of this stuff,” he asked.
Capt. Lightstone gets up from his chair and smiles at the young scout and said, “Because in Canada we are very lucky to live in a country where we have freedom and privileges. … That’s why Remembrance Day is important.”