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Durham cops begin job action

Officers to wear baseball caps after weekend contract talks failed.

Dozing Driver Shot, SIU on the case.

Man who was sleeping in stolen vehicle wounded after driving at police.

Who cares about Health Care?

What is usually a top election issue seems to have slipped off the table as parties focus on the economy

Full agenda for city's Executive Committee

Meeting hopes to tackle issues such as declaring the TTC as an essential service and a potential gaming tax.

Liberal supporters in two Toronto ridings targetted in vandalism

Includes car brake lines being cut.

Eastbound Gardiner Expressway Closed Until Rush Hour Monday Morning

Maintenance crews are working around the clock, repaving part of the highway leading into and out of downtown Toronto.

Canadian Tire Jump Start gives kids the chance to bike

Canadian Tire and City of Toronto is helping kids in financial need from around the city 'jump start' their biking skills. About 25 kids got brand new helmets and learned about road safety at the Jump Start event . Many more will get their bikes by next spring.

Over 20 Canadian tire stores in Toronto participated in this used bikes and sports equipment drive.The Canadian Jump Start foundation launched in 2005 helps kids in financial need participate in organized sports.

Every year, about 1000 bikes are collected. All the bikes will be expertly refurbished and cleaned over the winter months and distributed to the kids in the spring.

Listen to Tamara Baluja's report.

Fatal crash on the Gardiner kills one man.

Highway closed for hours while police investigated fatal crash.

Toronto's 53rd murder: Late night shooting in the west end.

Police are investigating a late night shooting in Etobicoke.

Reaction to U.S. bailout luke-warm on Bay St.

Although many say it's a necessity for the short-term, those on Bay St. say there needs to be a long-term plan set-up.