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Turns out that former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani may not be running for Governor after all. Instead reports are that he'll enter the race to be a U.S. Senator from New York on the GOP ticket.
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The Toronto Transit Commission's Yonge-University subway line was shutdown between Eglinton station and Bloor station because of a bridge's collapse.
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After months of speculating, the Toronto Transit Commission has officially approved the fare hike across the entire board.
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The reactions following the announcement that the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other suspected terrorists will take place in New York have been wide spread among all parties
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Toronto transit riders may experience another fare hike in both per ride and passes. It is expected to cost $3 per fare and $126 for a monthly metropass.
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New York City Transit's President Howard Roberts of 2 1/2 years has resigned following the elevation of Jay Walder. The move was expected after the announcement of Walder's placement as the new head of the MTA in September.
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In the wake of the Phillies' win over the Yankees in Game 5 of the World Series, Philadelphia transit union members strike over contract negotiations.
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New York city is to host a five-month festival of theatre, film, music and dance from seven Central and Eastern European countries celebrating the part played by the arts in the demise of Communist dictatorship.
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For the first time since 1982 an American has won the New York City Marathon. Meb Keflezighi, 34, won beating his personal best time. He ran that 26.2 mile race in 2:09:15.
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Former New York City police commissioner Bernard Kerik was jailed on Tuesday after prosecutors charged him with attempting to influence a jury. Kerik was former President George W. Bush's first nominee to head the Department of Homeland Security.
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A recently launched exhibit in New York demonstrates various technologies in urban computing, pervasive wireless gadgets and even underwater innovation. Find out why Towards a Sentient City could be a peek of what cities can expect in the future.
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New York City will be getting the first doses of swine flu vaccine next week. About 80,000 doses will be arriving within the city itself with 100,000 doses to go to upstate counties.
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In a controversial bid for a third term, Independent Mayor Michael Bloomberg has a strong lead over rival New York City Comptroller William Thompson.
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With as many as 12 terror suspects on the loose in America, the FBI issued warnings to security management on vulnerable transit, stadium and hotel targets.
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With two days until the eighth anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the Associated Press has learned that a comprehensive 9/11 lesson plan will be tested on children in New York City and six other states.
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Honolulu's City Council is considering a bill to make it illegal for someone to smell so badly that you would be disturbing others.
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New Yorkers who have a sweet tooth are likely going to think twice before they reach for a can of sweetened lemon tea.The city has launched an ad campaign to attack obesity and it's too disgusting to be ignored.
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At a cost of around $2 billion the new light transit rail line opened in August well ahead of schedule. Called the Canada Line, this new transit link connects downtown Vancouver with both YVR airport and central Richmond.
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Mayor Bloomberg has solved his financial and homeless problem -- give them one-way tickets out of the city to stay with relatives. Since 2007, New York has spent $500,000 a year on the program,
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LaGuardia Airport in New York City was evacuated after a person acting 'crazy' refused to talk with security. Authorities evacuated a concourse at LaGuardia Airport in New York City.
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