Maryam Shah
Toronto Sun
Canada
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Cop saves dog that goes through pond
A floundering pup was rescued by police and fire fighters from the icy waters of Grenadier Pond on Saturday. → Read More
Springing forward causes sleep deprivation
As clocks spring one hour forward Sunday, prepare to suffer some sleep loss. → Read More
Toronto teacher slain in Costa Rica 'such a kind man'
A 58-year-old Canadian photographer was stabbed to death while snapping photos of the sunrise in a Costa Rican beach town. → Read More
Vehicle plunges into Lake Ontario
Police divers are expected to resume their search Friday morning after a vehicle went off a bridge and into Lake Ontario the day before. → Read More
Ranked ballots will weaken competitiveness of elections: Prof
Ranked ballots were not ranked very highly in a new essay by a Windsor political science professor. → Read More
Building bureaucracy costs twice as much in Toronto: Fraser Institute
Navigating the bureaucracy of developing new housing in Toronto costs twice as much as it does in Hamilton, a new Fraser Institute survey of home builders and developers has found. → Read More
Silver-haired swindler sought in gas thefts
A petrol-pilfering senior, dubbed Mr. Fill And Fly, is being hunted by police for stealing gas in several Ontario cities. → Read More
Deadly weekend on roads
Ontario Provincial Police are calling this past Labour Day long weekend the deadliest in two decades. → Read More
Police say missing Hamilton boy drowned
An 11-year-old Dundas boy drowned in the storm sewer where he was found — only walking distance from his home, according to Hamilton Police. → Read More
Rollover coats DVP ramp with salad dressing
OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt had never seen so much mayonnaise and salad dressing in his life. → Read More
Woman hops tiger fence at Toronto Zoo for hat
That must have been some hat. → Read More
Taking 'cat poop coffee' for a taste test drive
I got to try one of the most expensive coffees in the world for the Sun. → Read More
Two Canadian Forces members injured in stabbing at federal building in Toronto
Two members of the Canadian Forces were injured in a stabbing at a federal building in Toronto Monday, police say. → Read More
Fraser Institute Study: How to help the working poor
Raising the minimum wage isn’t the be-all and end-all solution to reducing poverty, a new Fraser Institute study says. → Read More
Super Bowl 101
Whether or not you actually follow football, Super Bowl Sunday likely has a spot on your social calendar. → Read More
'Drop dead,' senior tells tax scammer
One savvy senior is “fed up” with getting phone calls from people claiming to be tax collectors. → Read More
Syrian refugees on their hopes for life in Canada
Every time his three sons headed off to school, Sarkis Apkarian would say a prayer. → Read More
Bullets fly outside Eglinton West baby shower
A shooting outside a baby shower Saturday night ended with four male guests and a pregnant woman taken to hospital. → Read More
GO officer rescues woman lying face down on track
Thirty seconds. → Read More
What Syrian refugees can expect on arrival in Canada
A terminal at Pearson airport has been reopened to serve as a temporary port of entry for thousands of Syrian refugees expected in Canada before the end of the year. → Read More