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It’s Wednesday, Oct. 21. Here are the top stories we’re following today:
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Daycare worker, four toddlers and an infant hit by car in Oshawa
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Parents of children at an Oshawa daycare were no doubt terrified to learn five kids under three years old were hit by a car while out for a stroll with a daycare worker Wednesday morning.
Progress Toronto candidate offers confusing story
A political candidate is offering conflicting information in Parkdale-High Park. Diana Chan McNally, who has been positioned as the heir apparent to longtime Toronto city councillor Gord Perks, has expanded and contradicted details of her personal life in interviews on the campaign trail, misrepresenting her age to one publication and altering the already painful story of her teen pregnancy.
North Bay mayoral race takes bizarre turn during recent debate
When potential voters showed up for the second mayoral debate in North Bay, they probably did not expect a brief gender debate too. During his opening remarks, with video and audio captured by CTV News, candidate Daniel Seguin pulled out a pink bra and said he was going to “change his sex” to convince more women to vote for him.
U.S. food importer sues Trump over 50% tariffs on Canadian goods
An American food importer has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump and his administration over the U.S. president’s 50% tariff on Canadian goods.
What are the early returns on a mixed bag of Maple Leafs?
The Sun’s Lance Hornby offers some observations on the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 5-4-2 record, with no Wednesday practice as they prepare for the New York Rangers.
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