Warm weekend ahead with slim chance for rain

Warm weekend ahead with slim chance for rain

Sunny and warm to start on Friday before clouds increase into the afternoon. Much of the same for the rest of the weekend with a slight chance of showers on Sunday afternoon.

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Business owner warns others after losing $83K in spoofing scam

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Motion to clear encampments faster coming to Toronto City Council

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Toronto honouring Indigenous Veterans Day

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Louvre security password was ‘Louvre,’ report criticizing system before heist found

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