Thursday's unofficial winning Pick 3 number: 5 8 2
Thursday's unofficial winning Encore number: 0 5 1 5 4 1 2
Thursday's official Poker Lotto: 5-Hearts, K-diamonds, Q-diamonds, 10-hearts, 2-hearts
Thursday's official Poker Lotto: 5-Hearts, K-diamonds, Q-diamonds, 10-hearts, 2-hearts
Thursday's unofficial winning Pick 4 number: 2 1 4 8
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Thursday's unofficial winning Encore number: 0 5 1 5 4 1 2
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Suicide bomber blows himself up during Afghan police remembrance ceremony; 4 officers killed.
At least 15 injured in Sao Paulo after bus flips off overpass and into path of oncoming train.
Canadian doctors reporting what may be the first case of a new flu virus.
More flooding across central China kills 41 people, bringing yearly total to at least 95.
Pack of dogs kills 100 animals in northeastern Washington state; Police investigating.
Bus carrying school children falls into canal in Pakistan-held Kashmir, killing at least 7 children.
Canadian Soccer Association, women's team resolve ongoing pay dispute.
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Ontario Liberals promise to regulate non-emergency medical transfers if re-elected.
MMVA wristbands handed out today during New.Music.Live between 5 and 6pm.
Progress Childcare in Scarborough to shut down Monday, due to financial difficulties.
On this date in 1937, former Cdn PM, Sir Robert Borden, died at age 82.
On this date in 1940, Italy declared war on France, U.K.; Cda declared war on Italy.
Police search for gunman after shots fired outside a bar on Danforth near Greenwood.
F1 Championship leader Vettel crashes during Canadian Grand Prix practice in Montreal.
On this date in 1969, guitarist Brian Jones announced he was leaving the Rolling Stones.
On this date in 1922, Judy Garland, whose real name was Frances Gumm, was born.
On this date in 2004, music legend Ray Charles died of liver cancer at age 73.
Actor Tracy Morgan issues apology for homophobic rant during stand-up show in Nashville.
British travel writer, World War II soldier Sir Patrick Leigh Fermor dead at 96.
Romania, Bulgaria kept out of EU borderless zone.
Prince Philip turns 90; queen's husband plans to cut back on royal duties and charity work.
German officials say sprouts are the cause of deadly E. coli outbreak.
Gadhafi forces kill 22 rebels in daylong shelling of outskirts of port city of Misrata.
Brother, sister from Scotland killed in small plane crash in central Florida swamp.
21 dead in Syrian crackdown in restive north and in nationwide protests, activists say.
U.S. senator: Gadhafi's military seriously degraded and Libyan leader politically weakened.
Alaska releases emails from Palin's time as governor as she considers White House run.
Talks continue between Air Canada and the union before a Monday night strike deadline.
Quebec premier mocks idea he might call a snap election, halfway into mandate.
Derby winner Animal Kingdom vs. Preakness winner Shackleford at Belmont Stakes.
2 protesters killed in Somali capital over accord demanding ouster of the country's PM.
Labour Ministry issues 9 work orders after deaths of 2 miners in Sudbury.
