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Hundreds of thousands without power after deadly wind storm in Ontario, Quebec

The Globe wins six National Newspaper Awards; Robyn Doolittle named Journalist of the Year

Why was a suspended officer giving advice to criminals? The long and winding tale of a dirty cop

UNHCR partnership seeks to increase refugee employment

At least two dead, thousands without power as strong winds hit parts of Ontario

Photographer documented the U.S. civil rights movement

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Is Tim Carroll saving the Shaw Festival - or replacing it? May 3 Updated

EVENING UPDATE NEWSLETTER

Evening Update: Toyota plans $1.4-billion upgrade to Ontario plants May 4

Harvey Weinstein denies all sexual-assault allegations in Toronto woman’s lawsuit May 4

Opinion

My house is plummeting in value. And I couldn’t be happier Gary Mason May 4

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Review: Lulu bites into, then tears apart, a classic play about sex and death May 4

City officials working to distribute initial funds raised for Toronto van attack victims May 4

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Done Deal

Buyers benefit from $200,000 price drop for central Toronto townhouse May 4

Done Deal

Sunnylea home on busy street gets steady stream of visitors May 4

Screen Time

Toronto’s Inside Out film festival unveils 2018 lineup May 4

Done Deal

Etobicoke home caught in market downdraft, agent says May 4

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Wide Angle

How director Mark Raso developed his love letter to Kodachrome May 4

Plan to raise Pride flag meets resistance in Ontario school district May 3 Updated

Morning Update Newsletter

Morning Update: Floods in New Brunswick; CRA probes oil patch investments May 4

Applause

Danielle LeBlanc brings musical blast from the past to nursing-home residents May 1 Updated

Talks between Google’s Sidewalk Labs and Waterfront Toronto months behind schedule May 3

Former Hells Angel says illegal activity was discussed at Toronto clubhouse May 3

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Morning Update Newsletter

Morning Update: The journalists killed in the line of duty May 3

Ontario eyes tuition transparency in international student strategy report May 3

Memorial service held at Toronto’s Seneca College for student killed in van attack May 3

Halifax chosen as host city for 2020 North American Indigenous Games May 3

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EVENING UPDATE NEWSLETTER

Evening Update: Chinese investments in oil patch behind RCMP, CRA tax probe May 3

The Canadian Press

Rosedale apartment proposal sparks war between residents and developer May 3

Review: Backstabbing for Beginners cuts like a rusty knife May 3

Bad books: How Ontario’s new hydro accounting could cost taxpayers billions April 21 Updated

Alicia Elliott wins RBC Taylor Emerging Writer Award May 3

Proposed class-actions against Ontario long-term-care providers allege serious neglect May 3

Toronto home prices tumble, but market shows signs of stability May 3

Toronto police launch investigation over car dangling from bridge May 2 Updated

CONSERVATION

Birds packing high-tech gear help scientists understand the migratory mysteries and dangerous life of the red knot April 22 Updated

Review: Djamila Ibrahim’s story collection Things Are Good Now explores themes of home and belonging May 3

Cannes Film Festival: What to expect on the Croisette May 3

Home of the week

Home of the Week: A terrace retreat at the Thompson Toronto hotel May 3

Canadian Benjamin Bowman reaches ‘an arrival point’ as concertmaster of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra May 3

Upper Canada College looks to alumni for information on accused former teacher Peter Dalglish May 2

Four Seasons luxury hotel in Vancouver to close amid complaints of ‘tired, dated’ appearance May 2

Toronto police believe car may have been hung from bridge as a prank May 2