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Police tell residents to seek shelter amid long standoff

Officers shot at while trying to execute a search warrant on Thursday

Poilievre as PM is bad news for Ford

By rights, these two right-wingers should be soul mates.

Delays could force Hong Kongers to leave

Kenny Tong hatched a meticulous plan for his family’s escape from Hong Kong as soon as Beijing introduced a wide-ranging national security law to put a choke hold on dissidents.

Their own learning curve

Students excelling at school with no regular classrooms or timetables

Police chases are rarely worth risk

No need for pursuits, given the extent of CCTV, GPS tracking and other technology

March Madness isn't for the scouts

The hard work is done long before the NCAA Tournament. And the drama won't change that

Mutual benefit to Crosby exit

Trading captain the best way for Penguins to get infusion of young talent

Leafs score early and often

Bertuzzi dominant as Toronto's three-goal first period spearheads win over Flyers

Will Jansen be rewarded for sacrifice?

Catcher has taken a licking and kept on ticking. Now the free agency clock is doing the same

It's fun, sweaty, violent'

Director Rose Glass is ready to take risks with movies

'Girls on the Bus' a gift for media junkies

\"The world hasn't changed, just your news algorithm.\" Out of the mouths of babes or, in this case, one of the journalistas in the new 10-parter starting this week, \"Girls on the Bus.\"

Just for Laughs owes $5M more than disclosed

MONTREAL public by an insolvency trustee show Montreal comedy festival Just for Laughs and affiliated companies owe millions of dollars in unpaid debts beyond what was included in a court filing last week.

Manufacturing sales up 0.2% in January as auto plants ramp up

OTTAWA Canada’s manufacturing industry saw a slight lift in January as sales edged upward, the country’s data agency said Thursday.

Empire Co. sees earnings rise 8.5%

Sobeys parent opening more FreshCo discount stores

Dollar Tree to keep Canadian stores open

Discount chain shutting hundreds of locations in crowded U.S. market

Transat blames loss on strike fears

Company saw drop in bookings during negotiations with flight attendants

Ottawa ordered review of TikTok

Investigation into app secretly began last September

Tik Tok ban or not, free speech is dying

The standoff between the U.S. government and Chinese video app TikTok conflates so many social media and free speech issues that it’s more like beef stew than an industrial dispute.

Climate woes need solutions, not slogans

It would be surprising if Premier Doug Ford and federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre or members of their respective entourages had not remarked during recent travels over snow-free highways around Ontario on how mild the winter has been.

Trump's bid to throw out case denied

Judge rejects arguments claiming statute of Espionage Act was vague

Visa restrictions on Mexicans could save billions

Regulatory analysis says Canada's new requirements could lead to decline in tourism revenue

Duchess of Sussex launches new venture

Meghan Markle unveils food-related lifestyle brand

NDP eyes corporate tax boost

Liberals urged to raise rate to pay for programs, reduce budget deficit

Ottawa appeals decision to quickly appoint new judges

Dozens of vacancies have led to collapse of many serious criminal cases

Some e-bikes to be banned from GO trains

Metrolinx to prohibit devices with uncertified batteries after a recent fire raised safety concerns

Bad news, Easter Bunny, cocoa costs skyrocketing

Chocolatiers warn products will shrink or prices will rise

It was postapocalyptic destruction'

U.S. doctor offers rare glimpse into northern Gaza, where access is tightly controlled by Israelis

Toronto's rinks, ski hill close early

Councillor calls on staff to look at new technologies to ensure Earl Bales centre remains viable

Royal Family enters its fake-news era

Manipulation and interest come together to propel online sleuthing and speculation

Teen pregnancy brings higher risk of early death

Researchers point to gaps in how the province supports vulnerable youth