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‘Leaning’ building in Toronto may collapse, police say

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Toronto Police say a two-storey building in Kensington Market at Dundas Street W. and Augusta Avenue is leaning toward the sidewalk and may collapse.

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Alberta Calgary icanada news

Why women in rural Ontario are at growing risk of domestic violence

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Residents of fire-ravaged Jasper enter new year with hope, anxiety

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Olympic hammer throw champion Ethan Katzberg wins CP male athlete of the year

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Ontario photographer with ‘passion for capturing moments’ recreates iconic buildings as 3D models