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Big picture is still unclear

Robertson back with Leafs, but the roster runaround is getting to the 22-year-old forward

Betting on Gobert to stir chaos is a lock

Pandemic harbinger’s money sign to ref is a legitimate danger to game

Nenshi could help lift Alberta NDP

The Alberta NDP leadership race got a much-needed shot of adrenalin today when former Calgary mayor, Naheed Nenshi, confirmed all the rumours and announced that he is in to win.

How the U.S. got a Biden-Trump rematch

If you are despairing and despondent about the decline of U.S. politics, still pining for the good old days of Barack Obama, here’s more bad news.

U.S. pledges $100M for security

Funding intended for deployment of multinational force

'You don't see anyone with joy'

Ramadan in war-torn Gaza begins with worsening hunger and no end in sight to situation

Head-bumping hazard to stay put for now

Is a pedestrian-packed sidewalk the right place for an equipment cabinet with a smaller box mounted to its side that’s perfectly positioned to be a head-bumping hazard?

Pedestrian killed in crash

Driver, 19, who stayed at North York scene, charged with impaired driving

Don't stop funding road safety initiatives

When baseball player Roger Maris broke Babe Ruth’s single-season home run record by knocking in 61 dingers in 1961, it famously went into the record books with an asterisk beside the achievement.

Liberal MP says he won't run again in battleground riding

Fourth party member not seeking re-election in GTA

Princess of Wales apologizes for altering family photo

Kensington Palace says it will not release original

Nenshi comes out swinging at Smith

Alberta NDP leadership candidate calls government incompetent, immoral’ and dangerous’

Rural, but not rural enough

Town questions exclusion from federal rebate scheme

When Ford earned a judge's rebuke

Comments during jury selection in 2014 raised concern over presumed innocence

Lawsuit targets Leafs' darkest chapter

Fan seeks damages from MLSE for abuse he says he suffered at hands of Maple Leaf Gardens usher

My six-year-old son has started lying. A lot.How do I get it to stop?

My previously sweet, easygoing six-year-old son has recently changed. I don't know if it's starting Grade 1, the influence of new friends, or just some stage I didn't read about in the parenting books, but he's become sneaky and, worst of all, he's started lying. A lot.

Does someone you love have dementia?

Here are some ways you can still connect with them

Make the most of this year's tax refund

Pay down your debt? Build up your savings? It depends on your situation

Choosing the right credit card for you

Critical to building a credit history, credit cards are a rite of passage into financial adulthood.

Liverpool, Man City draw adds to drama

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND Liverpool was denied a last-minute penalty after fighting back to tie 1-1 with Manchester City on Sunday, in the final Premier League clash between the clubs before Liverpool coach Jürgen Klopp steps down at the end of the season.

Captain key to righting the ship

Osorio praised by coach for character and work ethic

Nuggets coach wary of struggling opponents

DENVER Nuggets coach Michael Malone has a message for his defending champions.

Hot putter helps Scheffler whip the field

ORLANDO, FLA. Scottie Scheffler figured the simple solution to his putting struggles was to quit trying so hard. That's what he did at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and it wasn't a fair fight.

A confidence game

Mississauga’s Grewal proves to herself she belongs in LPGA

A tougher team faces a tough task

Playoffs promise to be difficult, but addition of deadline beef gives Leafs a puncher’s chance

Home game starts here

Votto was born to be a Blue Jay. He might not make it, but that’s part of the deal

Search continues for nearly 300 abducted students

Gunmen came in dozens, riding on bikes,’ teacher says

US. aid ship en route to Gaza

Efforts underway to set up temporary pier in territory for sea deliveries

Photo of Princess of Wales stokes speculation

Image released by Kensington Palace likely manipulated

U.S. boosts security at its embassy

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI The U.S. military said Sunday that it had flown in forces to beef up security at the U.S. Embassy in Haiti and allow non-essential personnel to leave.