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Conditions on accused G20 ringleader 'staggering:' lawyer

Alex Hundert, an accused ringleader of G20 violence, was released on bail late Wednesday after agreeing to stiff conditions.

Alex Hundert, an accused ringleader of G20 violence, was released on bail late Wednesday after agreeing to stiff conditions.

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By Dan Robson
2010/10/15 00:01:00

Alex Hundert is not allowed to speak to the press. At least that’s how a court interpreted the new bail conditions placed on the accused G20 ringleader.

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Feds know who CSIS thinks is vulnerable

2010/10/15 00:01:00

Memo suggests Canada’s spy chief told Vic Toews identities of people suspected of being influenced by foreign agents.

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Liberals quietly vie to succeed McGuinty

2010/10/15 00:01:00

At the Ontario Liberals’ meeting this weekend there is only one taboo subject: Who will succeed Dalton McGuinty.

News | GTA

Rossi exit puts pressure on Ford

2010/10/14 19:30:00

Rocco Rossi’s exit puts pressure on Rob Ford to abandon his risk-adverse campaign, say political observers. (14)

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HealthZone | Your health

Osteoporosis drugs linked to bone fractures

2010/10/14 19:19:00

Health Canada announced Thursday there is evidence that women taking bisphosphonates could have increased risk of thigh bone fractures.

News | Canada

Few friends inclined to back UN bid

2010/10/15 00:01:00

Why Canada expected to get a UN Security Council seat is hard to fathom — we had no favours left to call in, writes Chantal Hébert.

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News | TTC

Hume: New TTC subway cars are just the ticket

New Toronto Rocket subway trains unveiled at Downsview Station.
2010/10/14 20:34:00

With their wide-open interior spaces, these new vehicles will help get TTC back on the rails.

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Sports | Baseball

Griffin: Halladay-Lincecum matchup an instant classic

The stage is set for one of baseball greatest postseason pitching matchups: San Francisco's Tim Lincecum vs. Philadelphia's Roy Halladay.
2010/10/14 20:51:00

Game 1 of the NLSC sees Cy Young winner Roy Halladay face off against Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum.

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News | Chile

Fate comes full circle in Chilean desert

2010/10/14 22:34:00

A crush of reporters waited outside every exit of the hospital Thursday, hoping to catch an interview with a miner who might have been released.

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Sports | Commonwealth Games

India's improv skills save the Delhi Games

2010/10/14 18:15:00

A strong showing by the athletes and dogged work by the volunteers helped India pull off a successful Commonwealth Games.

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News | Canada

Coyle: Stripping politics down to naked opportunity

2010/10/15 00:01:00

When stripper Job Bank story created an opportunity, Ontario’s Training Minister John Milloy came out on the side of the angels.

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entertainment | Music

Gorillaz' big-band sound

2010/10/14 23:39:00

Damon Albarn brings on tour to the ACC just about everyone who had a hand in the latest Gorillaz album.

SpecialSections | Omar Khadr

Khadr trial delayed to finalize plea deal

2010/10/14 19:54:00

With Omar Khadr’s war crimes trial set to resume in Guantanamo, Pentagon delays hearing by a week.

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News | GTA

'Accessible' voting site may be just the opposite

2010/10/14 21:44:00

Lotherton Pathway residents had a polling station in their complex. Now tougher access rules mean they will have to travel further to vote.

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News | World

DiManno: Brother André's miraculous close shave

2010/10/14 21:25:00

Toronto-born Alyce Daly among surviving few who actually knew Brother André, the self-effacing college porter - and impetus behind St. Joseph’s...

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News | GTA

Texting allowed at Williams sentencing

2010/10/14 14:45:00

Journalists covering the guilty plea and sentencing of Colonel Russell Williams will be able to provide the public live text updates.

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UAE dispute: Holdup at Camp Mirage

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TTC launches brighter, more open subway cars

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Griffin: Game 1 matchup between Halladay and Lincecum an instant classic

The stage is set for one of baseball greatest postseason pitching matchups: San Francisco's Tim Lincecum vs. Philadelphia's Roy Halladay. Is it possible for two opposing pitchers to be so similar in accomplishment yet so different in personality and demeanour as Roy Halladay and Tim Lincecum, Saturday’s starters in Game 1 of the NLCS?

BPA levels jump in moms-to-be

Expectant women who eat tinned veggies or work as cashiers have high levels of the controversial chemical bisphenol-A.

The Grand Tour: Sweet life in the Eternal City

The peaks of the Vatican, rear, and the Santi Ambrogio e Carlo al Corso, make a fine sight on a clear morning in Rome, nicknamed The Eternal City. From Canadian backpackers to visiting nuns and sleek business folks, Rome has been a magnet for tourists for centuries and is the first stop on our tour of the world’s great cities.

Hudak vows flat-rate option for electricity

A Conservative government in Ontario will let householders pay a flat rate for electricity instead of time of use rates, says party leader Tim Hudak.

A peek into love-struck brains shows why passion can ease pain

The feel-good chemicals released by your brain when  you fall in love can also help block pain. Falling in love can act as a potent painkiller, and now scientists have figured out why: It stimulates the brain’s reward pathway, much like the rush of an addictive drug.

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