43 h. ago St. Thomas police seek public's help after convenience store robbery

Police in St. Thomas were asking for the public's help identifying a suspect in an armed robbery at a convenience store on Monday morning.

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43 h. ago St. Thomas police seek help IDing man in convenience store robbery

Police in St. Thomas were asking for the public's help identifying a suspect in an armed robbery at a convenience store on Monday morning.

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6 d. ago Rachel Maddow and Thomas L. Friedman will talk U.S. foreign policy shift at UBC speaker series

Lind Initiative 2026 speaker series speakers set to discuss what does "America first" foreign policy mean to Canada and the rest of the world

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7 d. ago London police seek public's help after overnight $60K vehicle fire

London police are asking the public's help as they probe a suspicious overnight vehicle fire that did $60,000 in damages. 

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2 w. ago This new Toronto sandwich shop is hidden inside a convenience store

Toronto's newest banh-mi restaurant is the definition of a hidden gem: it's literally tucked inside a neighbourhood convenience store.Sandwich shops in Toronto are a dime a dozen, and that number only seems to grow by the day. Now, don't get me wrong: I am a sandwich fanatic. If it can be placed between two pieces of bread, odds are, I'm opting for that.So, when I say that sandwich shops in Toronto are a dime a dozen, I don't mean to suggest it's a bad thing, only that newcomers greatly benefit from some element of novelty to rise above the noise, like how Slammie Sammies is attached to a carwash, or one member of Tutto Panino's founder team happens to be Charlotte Day Wilson.They're not gimmicks, per se, and the sandwiches these spots serve are certainly strong enough to stand on their own, but sometimes it just helps when you've got an intriguing edge to stand out.In the case of Leslieville's so-new-it's-only-soft-opened Oi Banh Mi,...

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3 w. ago Strathroy police seek public's help after third recent suspicious fire

After three suspicious fires, police ask Strathroy residents to check home and business security footage for any “suspicious activity.”

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3 w. ago Police issue new details after dead body found in St. Thomas park

Police in St. Thomas have re-opened a park in the north end of the city after a body was found Sunday morning, saying they don’t suspect foul play. A body was found shortly before 8 a.m. at Waterworks Park near Balaclava Street and S Edgeware Road, police said in a press release. No details on the […]

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3 w. ago Florida man executed for killing his former manager at convenience store

Florida carried out its 17th death sentence of 2025, further extending the state record for total executions in a single year.

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3 w. ago Police seek public's help finding suspects in London jewelry store robbery

Police are investigating after three men wearing ski masks and carrying hammers robbed a jewelry store at London’s Masonville mall on Wednesday and fled on foot. It was shortly before 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday when police say the trio entered a store in the area of Richmond Street and Fanshawe Park Road East. Police say the […]

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4 w. ago St. Thomas homicide: Police logged 28 interactions with man now charged

Homicides are rare in the city, where just three have been recorded in the past decade, including two last year.

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4 w. ago Toronto convenience store caught selling sketchy counterfeit Viagra pills

Health Canada is warning the public after a Toronto convenience store was caught selling counterfeit Viagra.Granted, you probably should have been suspicious from the get-go about Viagra being sold in a convenience store.Health Canada announced on Tuesday that it had seized counterfeit Viagra pills from Rocky Convenience at 2466 St. Clair Ave. W. in Toronto.The product in question, sold as 100 mg sildenafil tablets, has been confirmed as counterfeit by Viagra manufacturer, Pfizer. The tablets are packaged without a lot number and an expiry date of March 2030, with the incorrect format printed on their foil blister packs.Health Canada warns anyone who purchased the tablets to "Immediately stop using and safely dispose of the product," and to "Consult a health care professional if you have taken this product and have health concerns."The government health agency cautions stores that "Selling counterfeit health products in Canada is illegal," and warns pot...

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