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Legal clinic criticizes mayor's call to close care hub

A community legal clinic in Kingston, Ont., is denouncing the mayor’s calls to clear an encampment and close a supervised consumption site in the city following a series of alleged assaults that left two people dead and one seriously injured.

Four-day rescue frees entangled whale

Crew had to make 50 cuts to get ropes, fishing gear off of exhausted humpback near B.C. coast

Trudeau's carbon pricing is losing allies

When it comes to its national carbon pricing regime, the Liberal government is getting lonelier and lonelier.

Zameer case raises tough questions

Doug Ford crossed every line when he condemned the courts for granting bail to an accused cop-killer in a controversial 2021 case.

Organizers' fate now in judge's hands

Justice says making ruling is ‘daunting' due to complexity of legal arguments by Crown, defence

Restaurateur who fought COVID rules convicted of 17 licensing violations

Adamson Barbecue founder faces fines

Will Farrell latest celeb to slam Toronto traffic

Will Ferrell joins a running list of celebrities grumbling about Toronto's traffic, claiming it took him \"30 minutes to go a block\" down the road.

Cop's manslaughter charge downgraded

Teen died after Kijiji deal gone bad with off-duty officer

Temporary workers' suit clears hurdle

Migrant employees contend program is unconstitutional

Trudeau unleashed is new Grit weapon against Poilievre

“I believe we’re going to win everything!” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responded when asked this week whether he thought the Liberals will win Monday’s byelection in LaSalle—Émard—Verdun.

THE POWER OF LOVE

They weren't looking for romance in their 70s, but it may have helped prolong their lives

Film isn't propaganda, it's a rebuke of Putin

“I don’t know what we’re fighting for. Not even a clue. I just want to go home.”

Hoggard denied bail as he seeks appeal

Ex-Hedley singer serving five years for sexual assault

U.S. favoured at Solheim Cup

Led by world No. 1 and 2, Americans hope to snap three-event skid

Standards 'always going to be high

Hedman says Lightning must step up as leaders in post-Stamkos era

Marner will stay if he wants to

Toronto appears married to its core. So it’s time to show him the money and a little love

Sobeys owner expects more sales at full-service stores

CEO points to improved consumer sentiment as inflation begins to ease

For Air Canada's pilots, pay is the sticking point

Labour minister met with union, airline and urged them to reach a deal

Restored bells are back at Notre Dame

‘Voice’ of cathedral will be heard again as it is readied for Dec. 8 reopening

Louisiana begins cleanup as storm moves inland

MORGAN CITY, LA. Francine weakened Thursday after striking Louisiana as a Category 2 hurricane that knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of utility customers, sent storm surge rushing into coastal communities and raised flooding fears in New Orleans and beyond.

Spy chief wrote minister secret letter

Former CSIS head warned that wave of harassment allegations was likely to follow initial report

Ford promises jobs for staff

Cleaning service employees warned of layoffs Oct. 31

Teacher files wrongful termination suit

Woman claims she was fired after showing video about Israel-Hamas conflict to Grade 8 class

B.C. will scrap carbon tax if NDP get re-elected

Premier vows to instead focus on big polluters

Screenings of Russian soldiers film paused

The Toronto International Film Festival says it has been forced to pause upcoming screenings of the \"Russians at War\" documentary due to \"significant threats\" to festival operations and public safety.

Tories say they have solution for online harassment

OTTAWA Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner says her party will introduce a bill in the House of Commons next week to protect people from online harassment.

She won bronze in Paris. Now she's aiming higher

Pole vaulter is parlaying fame — and some risque content — into money for athletes

Bus lanes cut Spadina transit travel times, data shows

Travel times for transit riders were cut almost in half during peak hours after the city added dedicated bus lanes to Spadina Avenue to speed up traffic that had dramatically worsened when its streetcar corridor was closed for repairs.

NDP's Gaza stance to be put to test

Next week's Montreal byelection will see voters weigh in on party's support for Palestinian rights

Poilievre blasted over Singh nickname

Harjit Singh Sajjan says Tory leader's use of term is 'racist'