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Toronto and Montreal take heated rivalry on the road

The battle atop the Professional Women’s Hockey League standings is heating up, and Toronto’s neutral-site game against Montreal on Sunday could take it to another level.

Power failure needs to be fixed

Leafs must be better with man advantage if they want to avoid an early playoff exit

Ace Cole updates recovery timeline

New York Yankees right-hander Gerrit Cole, last year's AL Cy Young winner, won't throw for up to four weeks because of nerve irritation and fluid in his throwing elbow.

Irish eyes aren't smiling

Green-clad Leafs let two-goal lead slip away late and Hurricanes skate off with shootout win

We're going to blow the doors off downtown'

Meet Shaun Ruddy, the chair of the St. Patrick's Parade Society. He marched in the city's first parade in 1988 after it was banned for more than a century

WHAT IS A California-style DOUGHNUT, EXACTLY?

It's hard to explain it, but once you've had one, you'll get it,' says pizzeria owner who introduced the sweet addition to Toronto's pastry scene

Stalled ceasefire talks may resume

CAIRO Stalled talks aimed at securing a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war are expected to resume in earnest in Qatar as soon as Sunday, according to Egyptian officials.

Concerns raised over risk of lunch-break' facelifts

Questions about lack of training and oversight, unapproved devices surround popular procedure

Miraculous Bruce Trail an inspiration

Accessible green spaces are difficult to create, but were a huge asset during pandemic

City aims to clear encampment at park in Clarence Square

After two fires in three months, area residents demand mayor take action

Export pause hits Brampton firm hard

Company says its light armoured vehicles were intended for police use in Israel, and not Gaza

Carbon levy pause bigger risk for PM

Justin Trudeau acknowledged this past week that he’s no longer popular. Hearkening back to similar comments by former prime minister Brian Mulroney, whose funeral will be held Saturday, Trudeau said, “My job is not to be popular. … My job is to do the right things for Canada now, and do the right things for Canadians a generation from now.”

Which Trudeau legacies will survive?

Although Poilievre vows to take bold steps as PM, many Liberal policies appear safe

Building intergenerational connections

Programs in Kitchener tackle issues of loneliness and isolation by bringing young and old together

Free trees and shrubs are available for certain Toronto neighbourhoods

Pilot project aims to improve canopy in 23 communities

Renos could help solve housing crisis.So why make them so difficult?

According to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), to address housing affordability we need some 3.5 million homes on top of the 2.3 million the country is on track to build by 2030.

Expect fewer cheers on St. Patrick's Day

Experts urge restaurants and pubs to get mocktails ready as alcohol consumption drops

Falling in love with a laneway house

Owners and architects alike were inspired to design something special for 'secondary' residence

How innovative tech is helping clean up our microplastic issue

New products like aquatic Roombas aim to tackle pollution in water systems

The world's airlines still need Boeing

Revenues at Boeing Co., invariably described these days as a “troubled company,” jumped by almost 17 per cent last year, to $77.8 billion (U.S.).

Tornadoes rip through four states, killing three

Blaine Schmidt sifted through the broken glass and splintered wood throughout his Ohio home Friday, salvaging a guitar and a bundle of diapers.

First ship delivers aid to Gaza

Vessel towing barge drops off rice, flour, lentils, beans, tuna and canned meat

New tech aims to cut ER wait times

Hospitals are embracing artificial intelligence, online booking and virtual emergency departments

Miami county aims to help mentally ill arrestees

An alternative to jail, soon-to-open facility will treat defendants instead of incarcerating them

Prosecutor exits election case

Lawyer steps aside after complaints of relationship with district attorney

'We followed the rules, and they still attacked'

Canadian nurse says 28 days in Gaza have changed how she views the war

Solar eclipse glasses are flying off shelves

Here's where you can grab a pair before April 8

Ex-judge wrong to call lawyer's query 'stupid,' court says

But appeals panel rules that doesn't warrant overturning murder conviction

Too angry to commit murder?

Psychologist says man was 'basically not in control of himself\" when he killed DJ

Leave bald eagles alone, birders say

Disturbance' near Toronto's first nest by conservation crews has some sounding the alarm