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'Lady Bird' leads another charge for 'Moonlight' maker A24

'Lady Bird' leads another charge for 'Moonlight' maker A24

TORONTO — Greta Gerwig stood on the stage of the Ryerson Theatre at the Toronto International Film Festival, wiping back tears from the roaring standing ovation that greeted her directorial debut, "Lady Bird.
Liam Neeson says his days as an action hero are over

Liam Neeson says his days as an action hero are over

TORONTO — Special set of skills or not, Liam Neeson says he's finished making thrillers.

Tonya Harding, Louis C.K. films lead big buys in Toronto

TORONTO — A film that finds the comedy and humanity in Tonya Harding is the biggest acquisition of the Toronto International Film Festival.
Feds say lack of airstrips, infrastructure slowed hurricane evacuations

Feds say lack of airstrips, infrastructure slowed hurricane evacuations

OTTAWA — Federal ministers expressed sympathy Monday for the hundreds of Canadians affected by Hurricane Irma as well as their worried families back home, even as they sought to explain why more wasn't done earlier to help them.

Irma evacuations the most complicated since Sept. 11, says Air Canada

MONTREAL — Evacuating customers from areas in the path of the deadly Hurricane Irma has frustrated some passengers but Air Canada says it was perhaps the most complex manoeuvre since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Trudeau targets Tories in gender equality remarks, saying they don't get it

Trudeau targets Tories in gender equality remarks, saying they don't get it

TORONTO — The strongest opposition to including issues such as gender equality in discussions over the North American Free Trade Agreement has come not from the United States but from within Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday.

Rain forecast for B.C.'s dry southeast, but officials warn against complacency

CASTLEGAR, B.C. — Evacuation orders are being lifted and highways reopened as the recovery phase begins following the most destructive wildfire season in British Columbia's recorded history. But B.C.

Via Rail customers get spam after security glitch; no financial info disclosed

TORONTO — Via Rail is contacting customers who may be getting spam messages linked to the email account they have used when corresponding with the company. Via says it began investigating following a report from a customer on Aug.

Woman's torso found in Lake Ontario: police

Police say a woman's torso has been found in Lake Ontario east of Toronto. Durham Region police say the remains were found by a fisherman near the Oshawa Harbour around 8:30 p.m. Monday. They say homicide detectives are investigating.
B.C. budget funds 3,500 teachers, homes for homeless; hikes taxes on rich

B.C. budget funds 3,500 teachers, homes for homeless; hikes taxes on rich

VICTORIA — British Columbia's minority New Democrat government says it is starting to build the province all residents want, tabling a budget update that promises to hire 3,500 teachers and build thousands of rental units and homes for the homeless.
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