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Million-dollar scam uncovered at LCBO warehouse

Police and the province's Alcohol and Gaming Commission are investigating after a veteran LCBO employee allegedly bilked the company out of more than $1 million in liquor sales.

Police are shown at the scene of a shooting involving Peel Police in Brampton on Friday, Jan. 27, 2012.

SIU investigating Peel shooting

The province's Special Investigations Unit has been called in to investigate after a man was shot by Peel Police in Brampton Friday evening.

ORNGE to sell two choppers amid company overhaul

Ontario's beleaguered air ambulance service plans to sell two helicopters as it jettisons its profit-making division.

The company that won a four-year contract to operate York Region's northern routes said it plans to hire up to 120 workers on Friday, Jan. 27, 2012.

Company to hire 120 after landing York Transit contract

The company that won a York Transit contract earlier this week said it plans to hire more than 100 employees.

Police investigating death near Dufferin Mall

Toronto Police are investigating a suspicious death after a woman was found with severe head injuries behind a west-end mall Friday evening.

Police are looking for more witnesses in the daytime shooting of barber Chris Thompson earlier this week.

Murdered Toronto barber not just 'some guy': family

The family of a popular barber shot dead earlier this week said he wasn't just "some guy," and invited the gunman to attend a candlelight vigil Friday night to see the damage caused.

Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty addresses The Canadian Club of Toronto regarding his government's economic plan for 2012 in Toronto on Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012. (Nathan Denette / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

Groups call for consulation before province makes cuts

Public interest groups are accusing Ontario's Liberal government of being undemocratic for failing to consult people about some major cuts to services needed to trim the $16- billion deficit.

Suspect arrested in beating of Canadian in Mexico

Woman dead as icy roads cause spate of crashes

Shafia jury mulling first- and second-degree murder

Peel officers cleared in wounding of alleged attacker

N.B. police seize $3M in cocaine hidden in pineapples

Bieber pumps life into Ontario organ donations

Fairfax Financial increases RIM share to 5.12 per cent

Toronto photographer Andrew MacNaughtan dies at 47

Highlights

A small ivory elephant, which was placed inside a time capsule and hidden in the Maple Leaf Gardens building on Sept. 21, 1931, is seen in Toronto on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012. The meaning of the elephant is unknown. (Pawel Dwulit / THE CANADIAN PRA small ivory elephant, which was placed inside a time capsule and hidden in the Maple Leaf Gardens building on Sept. 21, 1931, is seen in Toronto on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012. The meaning of the elephant is unknown. (Pawel Dwulit / THE CANADIAN PA small ivory elephant, which was placed inside a time capsule and hidden in the Maple Leaf Gardens building on Sept. 21, 1931, is seen in Toronto on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012. The meaning of the elephant is unknown. (Pawel Dwulit / THE CANADIAN PRESS)RESS)ESS)

Gardens' capsule holds mysterious ivory elephant

As an 80-year-old time capsule recovered from Maple Leaf Gardens was opened in Toronto on Thursday and the ancient artifacts pored over and considered, the origin of a mysterious ivory elephant garnered the most speculation from curious onlookers.

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Remembering Sarah

In Pictures: The Winter X Games opens with moving tribute to Sarah Burke.

Lego Launch

Meet the Toronto teens who successfully launched a Lego man into space.

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India Republic Day

50 Pictures: India showcases military might and cultural heritage.

CTV Toronto launched the 360 View online feature, giving viewers the ability to control the camera and see every angle of the story.

CTV Toronto launches interactive 360 View feature

A new, interactive feature launched by CTV Toronto on Monday will change the way viewers connect with the news. CTV Toronto launched the 360 View online feature on Monday, giving viewers the ability to control the camera and see every angle of the story.

Bell Let's Talk Day

Find out who is talking about mental illness and why.

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LCBO worker under scrutiny in black market booze bust

Sloppy drive across the region

Vigil planned for slain Toronto barber

ORNGE admits patients at risk on helicopters

Clock ticking for programs as city strike nears

Extended: Surveillance video of shooting suspect

Extended: Family says 'this wasn't just some guy'

Fatal collision on icy Newmarket highway

Time ticking down in city labour talks

Peel parents win partial daycare victory

Expect a messy commute Friday morning

Witnesses coming forward in barber's murder

Gov't does an about-face on delisting c-sections

Mysteries of the Leafs' time capsule revealed

Prominent Torontonians receive Order of Ontario

Rec centre in Regent Park reopens its doors

20 cars robbed in parking garage

Extended: Car takes out gas main

Lifetime: Skin cancer

Feedback Friday

Toronto teens launch Lego man into space

Consumer Alert: Good values in cordless drills

How to delete old computer data

What happens to data in old computers?

Consumer Alert: Dangerous Toxin

Young piano prodigy raises millions for charity

Webmania: Weight loss

Your Toronto Tour: Hillary House

Webmania: Consumer Electronics Show

Strapping on the blades

Your Toronto Tour: David Duncan House

Extended: Officer's widow reflects

Climate change threatens sugar maples

Canada aims to improve at London Olympics

Webmania: Video games

Your Toronto Tour - Victoria Hall

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	Peel parents win partial daycare victory Ashley Rowe reports on a dozen Peel Region daycares, which will remain open for now as council considers their fate.
	Expect a messy commute Friday morning With freezing rain to the southwest and a mix of precipitation types expected for Toronto on Friday morning, the commute could be problematic. Tom Brown explains.
	Witnesses coming forward in barber's murder The police have been calling for witnesses to step forward in the killing of Chris Thompson, and some are heeding that call. Tamara Cherry reports.
	Gov't does an about-face on delisting c-sections While there won't be a delisting of all caesarian section childbirths, the government may delist those deemed medically unnecessary. Paul Bliss reports.
	Mysteries of the Leafs' time capsule revealed An ivory elephant is the most intriguing item in a time capsule laid down by then-Toronto Maple Leafs owner Conn Smythe in 1931 in Maple Leaf Gardens. John Musselman reports.
	Prominent Torontonians receive Order of Ontario Former mayor David Crombie and politician-turned-broadcaster John Tory are among the individuals awarded the Order of Ontario.
	Rec centre in Regent Park reopens its doors The Kiwanis Boys and Girls Club has re-opened its doors in Regent Park after closing for a facelift. Ashley Rowe reports.
	20 cars robbed in parking garage Residents of an apartment building at Don Mills Rd. and Eglinton Ave. E. found their vehicles had been vandalized and ransacked overnight. Austin Delaney reports.
	Extended: Car takes out gas main Firefighters are seen on Goreway Drive after icy road conditions caused a car to slam into a building and take out a gas main in the process.