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Toronto police are looking for a male suspect who allegedly sexually assaulted two women in the same home on Monday morning. video
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Could mystery Toronto woman hail from Delaware?
Toronto police are trying to determine if an unidentified woman who walked into a downtown shelter in September has ties to a missing person case in Delaware. video
Vandalism at Toronto war memorial probed as hate crime
A war memorial was vandalized in Toronto's Coronation Park, just hours after Canadians paid tribute to veterans and fallen soldiers on Remembrance Day. video
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- Murder charges laid in Toronto's Danzig Street shooting
- Injured dog was chemically branded with number, police say
- Employees safe after explosion at Acton sulphur plant
- Ontario legislature may not be recalled until after byelection
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