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Tiger's Dirty Texts

100 text messages have been released from a former mistress of Woods' that are very sexually explicit.

Pan Am Organizers Look to VANOC

Organizers of the 2015 Games say things can be learned from the Vancouver Olympics.

Giambrone Expenses Date Night Cab Fare

The TTC chair has received criticism for a ten dollar cab ride that didn't exactly go towards ward visits.

TTC Shooter Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison

Arrest Made In Theft At Toronto Hospital

Police have arrested and charged a Toronto man in relation to a theft of jewelry at the Toronto East General Hospital. I

Minister Denied Tequila By Airport Security

A report says another federal cabinet minister had a run-in with airport security.

Montreal Shooting Could Be Linked To Mob

Police in Montreal are trying to determine if there is a mob link to a shooting that killed two men.

Court of Appeal Orders New Trial After Woman Acquitted Of Stunt Driving

The Ontario Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court ruling that found the province's speed racing law was unconstitutional.

Pan Am Organizers Think Students Will Vote For Facility

Pan Am 2015 organizers say despite some opposition, they're confident University of Toronto students will vote in favour of an increase in student fees to fund a new athletic complexe.

Canada Wide Warrants Out For Three Men In Sex Assault Investigation

Three men arrested for sexual assault and three others wanted by police.

Scam Targets Facebook Users

If you are on Facebook, take note.  There's a new password-stealing virus targetting Facebook's 400 million users.

Canadians Not Saving Enough For Retirement

The former governor of the Bank of Canada is warning Canadians they aren't saving nearly enough for retirement.

High Chair Recall

U.S. company recalls 1.2 million high chairs, 35,000 of them in Canada.

Deathbed Robbery At Toronto East General

Patient's jewelry taken just before she dies.

The Office Copier Could Pose A Security Breach

Digital machines are loaded with data.

The Remorse is Strong

Wannabe Obi Wan gets an apology.

Bauer Recalls 13 Types of Sticks

Young hockey players need to check what brand of hockey sticks are in the garage.

Somalian-Canadian Man Killed in Somalia

The Foreign Affairs Department says it's aware of reports that a Somalia-Canadian man from Toronto has been killed in Somalia.

Venue Change for the Toronto Sportsman's Show

For the first time in the show's 63 years, it isn't being held at the CNE.

Everyone can be Irish on St. Patrick's Day.

St. Paddy's Day lends itself to various kinds of worship.

Toronto Mayoralty Candidate Advocates Tolls To Pay For Subway Extension

Toronto mayoralty candidate Sarah Thompson is promising to extend the current subway system to Pearson Airport and York University.

Canada Takes Steps To Strengthen The National Sex Offender Registry

Proposed legislative amendments would strengthen the National Sex Offender Registry and the National DNA Data Bank.

Canadian Businesses Can No Longer Rely On A Low Canadian dollar

The Harper government seems to have abandoned the idea of trying to talk down the value of the Canadian dollar.

Hall of Fame Welcomes Crosby's Puck

The puck that won Canada it's Olympic men's hockey gold medal now has a home at the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Giambrone Bills Thousands in Cab Fares

You would think the TTC chairman would be making use of the transportation method he promotes, but that doesn't seem to be the case for Adam Giambrone.

Runways Are Still Too Short

The Transportation Safety Board says major runways at Canadian airports are still too short.

Pan-Am Centre To Be Voted On By Students

University undergraduate students will vote on whether they will pay for a state of the art aquatics centre.

Munro Granted Some Perks

Toronto cop-killer Craig Munro lost another bid for day parole Tuesday but was granted a limited number of unescorted absences.

Plans To Be Unveiled For One Bloor

Retail and fitness facilities will be on the first two floors of the building.

Hockey Hall of Fame To Be Final Home For Olympic Gold Medal Puck

Olympic officials say the famous 'golden' puck will be donated to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto with the proviso that it be allowed to travel around the country from time to time.