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TORONTO — Dressing at his locker-room stall Sunday, Toronto centre Jonas Valanciunas politely asked a scrum of waiting media to clear a space. Once they moved aside, he fired his towel into the no-longer-hidden hamper. "Good shot," said a reporter.

TORONTO — Dwane Casey asked his team to play with pride. Facing an ugly ending to a season that had held so much promise, the coach didn't want them to go down without a fight. They responded.

TORONTO — After a search that spanned nearly a century, genealogists in Toronto have helped a Scottish family track down the unmarked grave of a relative who died after serving in the First World War and see him honoured in a military ceremony.

TORONTO — The Toronto Raptors' season has come to an end — but they didn't go down without a fight.

VANCOUVER — A timeline of some of the key events in British Columbia's election campaign: April 10: On the eve of the election, the Liberals release an campaign platform containing $157 million in new spending over three years and promising a persona

HALIFAX — As Nova Scotia's party leaders fanned out across the province Sunday, health care emerged as the top campaign issue.

ROCKLAND, Ont. — Provincial police in Rockland, Ont., are asking people to stop using their motorboats and watercraft on the Ottawa River until water levels lower.

TORONTO — A sprained ankle kept star guard Kyle Lowry on the sidelines Sunday as the Raptors looked to stave off playoff elimination. Toronto coach Dwane Casey suggested the worst prior to Game 4.

OTTAWA — The uncertainty caused by the Trump administration means Mexico and Canada need to look towards new non-American markets, including China, to grow their economies, says a visiting Mexican cabinet minister.

OTTAWA — The Liberal government is set to begin tackling mandatory minimum sentences this spring, but advocates for reform have been waiting a long time for the promise to play out.