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BURLINGTON, Ont. — A Halton Region police officer was taken to hospital with minor injuries after a high-speed pursuit in Burlington, Ont., late Tuesday.

Five stories in the news for Wednesday, April 19 ——— CANADIAN ENVOY HITS BACK AT TRUMP OVER DAIRY U.S.

TORONTO — Indochino is mulling over the idea of an initial public offering following the recent splash Canadian retailers Aritzia and Canada Goose made in their trading debuts, says the CEO of the Vancouver-based suit maker.

TORONTO — The Toronto Blue Jays are starting to show flashes of their offensive potential. It just hasn't been enough to get them out of a long slump to open the regular season.

TORONTO — The Milwaukee Bucks are going home with a win and no shortage of self-confidence. Despite dropping Game 2 to the Raptors 106-100 Tuesday, the young Bucks leave Toronto with their first-round playoff series tied.

TORONTO — Longtime Toronto Coun. Ron Moeser has died following a lengthy battle with cancer. Moeser, who was 74 and represented a district in the city's east end, announced last March that he has been diagnosed with lymphoma.

TORONTO — Moments before the Raptors took the floor against the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday, coach Dwane Casey was asked if anything special needed to be said to struggling point guard Kyle Lowry. Casey scoffed.

WHITEHORSE — A reality TV star is on trial in Yukon, accused of violating the territory's Waters Act while filming a show about gold mining.

The divisive $8.8-billion Site C dam is fuelling debate in British Columbia's election campaign, pitting Liberal promises of jobs and clean energy against the NDP's cautious approach of calling for an independent review.

TORONTO — Despite a sore ankle, power forward Serge Ibaka got the start for the Raptors against the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night. Ibaka sprained his ankle in Game 1 of the first-round playoff series opener Saturday.