Новости за 09.11.2015

Over the past year, GCSurplus, Canada’s crown liquidation website has off-loaded roughly 4,200 cars and light trucks in working condition

Some 20,000 items were sold in the space of a year on the government of Canada website GCSurplus.

Reviews of Ontario’s two-tier bargaining legislation, first used this year, are mixed.

Mayor John Tory’s suggestion to open the subway an hour earlier on Sunday doesn’t go nearly far enough, writes Christopher Hume

Din is a young man with a university degree who has had nothing but part-time, contract jobs, for as long as he has been working.

Postmedia CEO Paul Godfrey did the newspaper industry a disservice by dictating election endorsements, writes Torstar Chair John Honderich.

Four people have died, including a child after a van caught fire in a crash in Maryland Sunday afternoon.

A Canadian Pacific train carrying crude oil derailed in Wisconsin Sunday, the second derailment in the state in two days.

Just over a year ago, Mayor John Tory was elected on a promise to make Toronto more “livable, affordable and functional.” The Star’s Edward Keenan tags along one recent fall day to see what trying to accomplish that job looks like in action.

Families in B.C. worry about what will happen as “tsunami of teens with autism” comes of age.

Elderly man in hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck Sunday in Malton.

Tenants’ associations come slowly to suburbia, where renters’ complaints can echo those in Toronto.

After a decade of difficulties, community is now appealing to Muslims around the world for donations to help complete structure.

Ben Carson's hardly the first to be caught embellishing his life story, but he had to know he'd be caught. What was he thinking?

Gunnar Hansen, best known for his role in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, has died at 68.

India’s prime minister concedes setback in key state, and faces criticism from within own ranks for conducting a divisive campaign.

Last year, 43 students disappeared from a rural teachers' college after they were detained by police and handed over to a drug cartel.

Students at University of Missouri are calling for the president to step down over the way he has handled matters of race and discrimination on the campus.

Locals are hoping the unsolved cases of missing and murdered women along Hwy. 16 will be addressed in Trudeau's looming inquiry.

Jim Balsillie warns that the Trans-Pacific Partnership could become the worst-ever policy move.

The man launched a human rights complaint because he said police discriminated against his condition by shutting down the unlicensed club.