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Fiery crash briefly closes stretch of eastbound 401; Toronto man accused of assault, robbery
Eastbound lanes between Hwys. 427, 409 were shut after 2 vehicles collided early Saturday morning
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9 News Australia
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ABC7 New York
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Man killed in his Central Islip backyard after exploding firework blows up in his face
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Now Magazine
· Jul 10, 2026
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NBC Sports
· Jun 29, 2026
Kawhi Leonard trade rumors: Toronto, Dallas frontrunners for potential Leonard trade
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The Standard
· Jul 10, 2026
FA launch review after intruder enters England World Cup camp carrying wrench
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Tampa Free Press
· Jun 30, 2026
Midnight Dash To Save St. Petersburg Shooting Victim Intercepted At Gas Station
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – A late-night shooting at a St. Petersburg apartment complex left a man fighting for his life after a private vehicle trying to rush him to the hospital had to be intercepted by paramedics at a nearby gas station. Residents at The Meadows Apartments, located at 870 117th Terrace North, first alerted [] Midnight Dash To Save St. Petersburg Shooting Victim Intercepted At Gas Station
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Related coverage for "Fiery crash briefly closes stretch of eastbound 401; Toronto man accused of assault, robbery": 9 News Australia — Man critical after Gateway Motorway Bridge crash. ABC7 New York — Man killed in his Central Islip backyard after exploding firework blows up in his face . Now Magazine — Madison Beer is back in Toronto tonight: What fans need to know about setlist, tickets, transit and Coca-Cola Coliseum. NBC Sports — Kawhi Leonard trade rumors: Toronto, Dallas frontrunners for potential Leonard trade. The Standard — FA launch review after intruder enters England World Cup camp carrying wrench. Tampa Free Press — Midnight Dash To Save St. Petersburg Shooting Victim Intercepted At Gas Station