Michael Rafferty, 30, is charged with first-degree murder in the 2009 death of the Woodstock, Ont., girl.
The law society hearing for John Nunziata is scheduled for Feb. 16.
City outside workers could be off the job on Sunday morning as an increasingly tense labour dispute comes to a head.
Quebec maple syrup, Alberta beef and other staples of the Canadian diet were proposed for people left homeless by the disaster.
Increased monitoring is to begin as early as the spring.
Mohamed Mahjoub will now be able to travel within the Greater Toronto Area, where he lives, without a court-approved supervisor.
Halton regional police issued a public safety alert after needles were found in the woods near Munn’s Elementary school and White Oaks Secondary school.
Mohammad Shafia, his wife Tooba Yahya and their son Hamed were convicted of four counts each of first-degree murder.
Shiraz Nariman, 42, was one of dozens of suspects charged in a co-ordinated investigation involving 24 police forces across the province.
In the event of a strike or lockout, 5,735 outside city workers represented by CUPE Local 416 would be affected.
Company failed to win a labour agreement with 450 workers.
Officers got a call about a man armed with a rifle on Chada Avenue on Friday morning.
The shooting happened near Danforth and Coxwell avenues Friday morning.
Union president Mark Ferguson claims the city is more interested in being a bully than getting a deal.
Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu came up with the idea of providing rope to help murder convicts commit suicide in prison.
Seventy-four people were killed after a soccer match in Port Said Thursday.
The federal government wanted to set up an outdoor cafe serving maple syrup and Alberta beef to quake survivors.
The alleged assault happened at a home near Jane and Sheppard Thursday evening.
One person was charged after a crash closed the northbound DVP for about an hour Friday morning.
Crews had to remove a dump truck that got stuck in the sinkhole early Friday.
The woman was seriously hurt in the fall around 1:30 a.m. Friday.
CityNews reporter Peter Kim with the kind words from a community that cherished the man affectionately known as "Chrissy."
However, police are not releasing the cause of death, or the woman’s name.
Deputy mayor Doug Holyday and union president Mark Ferguson are painting a very different picture about the state of labour negotiations.
CEO Chris Mazza and COO Maria Renzella have been told that no severance would be offered,
