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Gap closing on perennial powers

Fond as Hilary Knight is of the fierce women’s hockey rivalry between the United States and Canada, the 34-year-old has watched her sport’s international growth enough to realize the decades-long era of North American dominance might finally be coming to a close.

Keefe mixing, matching and winning

Team is full of holes, but can clinch a playoff spot Wednesday thanks to a few surprises

King James gets a ro royal welcome

LeBron feels love, Lakers deal Raptors 14th straight defeat

Poilievre doesn't care what 'we' think

If you’re waiting for Pierre Poilievre to start acting like a “prime minister-in-waiting,” you’ve not been paying attention. While Poilievre is more John Diefenbaker than Stephen Harper, this is not your Father’s Progressive Conservative party.

Strong earthquake hits island, damages buildings

TAIPEI A powerful earthquake rocked Taiwan during the morning rush Wednesday, damaging buildings and creating a tsunami that washed ashore on southern Japanese islands.

Kyiv hits oil refinery, drone plant

Drone strikes reach 1,200 kilometres inside Russian territory

Indias anti-Muslim citizenship law sad, not surprising

As the world’s biggest democracy, India has long aspired to pluralism and secularism.

Constable denies taking credit cards from dead people

Suspended officer faces theft, fraud, obstruction of justice charges

Queen’s adds lottery to admissions process

Queen’s University is changing its medical school admission process, including adding a lottery, in an attempt to minimize systemic barriers faced by applicants and increase diversity.

MP doesn’t believe meddling occurred

Documents reveal students bused to nomination were part of suspected Chinese interference

Regent Park hub halts services over strike

Management says budget can’t fit wage demands unless province boosts funding

Premier cautions Trudeau on levy

Ford says Liberals will face wrath of voters in 2025 election if Ottawa keeps tax increase

Trudeau offers provinces billions tied to densification

Governments must agree to terms for slice of 5B for new homes; municipalities to split unconditional 1B

'SCT'V' comic was funniest at the table’

American-born actor helped bring The Second City to Canada, later taught at Humber College

Officials had visited home where two dogs killed ll-year-old

EDMONTON Animal control officers were called about two recent attacks at an Edmonton home where an 11-year-old boy was killed by two large dogs.

Human rights agency asked to help city repair the hurt’

Ontario Human Rights Commission urged to step in after racist’ op-ed

Enough slogans. It's time for real talk

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey has asked Justin Trudeau to call an emergency meeting on the carbon levy.

'No, no, this is not the police'

Accused man's wife says fear, confusion preceded death of plainclothes officer

Outrage follows deaths of aid workers in Gaza

Ottawa demands answers after Israeli strike kills 7, including Canadian

Actor among the last of Old Hollywood Royalty'

LOS ANGELES Barbara Rush, a popular leading actor in the 1950 and ’60s who co-starred with Frank Sinatra, Paul Newman and other top film performers and later had a thriving TV career, has died. She was 97.

Les Misérables' remains an emotional powerhouse

The people are still singing — and cheering.

Tesla has Wall Street worried

Financial analysts are expecting automaker to report little-to-no sales growth in latest quarter

Towns in eclipse's path brace for boom

Hotels, short-term rentals see surge in demand as travellers flock to catch glimpse of rare event

Optimism is growing, says Bank of Canada

Surveys show many expect interest rate cuts on the way

Is Ontario making good on crackdowns?

Grey market pot shops raided following provincial funding announcement

The root of down numbers

Masters ratings will be telling with sport’s viewership in decline

Hawkeyes Final Four bound

Clark’s 41 points help Iowa seal win in rematch against defending champs

Toronto is at risk of losing top talent

Toronto is one of the big winners is in the global war for talent, according to research I conducted with collaborators at the Boston Consulting Group.

Trump posts $175M bond to keep assets

NEW YORK Donald Trump posted a $175-million (U.S.) bond on Monday in his New York civil fraud case, halting collection of the more than $454 million he owes and preventing the state from seizing his assets to satisfy the debt while he appeals, according to a court filing.

Aid workers killed in Gaza

Four foreign nationals, Palestinian driver dead after apparent Israeli strike