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Palestinians left in shock' following deadly Gaza raid

Dozens of children among dead in Israeli operation that rescued four hostages

Thousands gather for city's pro-Israel event amid tensions

March sees heightened security, protesters facing off

There must be a path to peace

Somewhere between apparently spitting at university officials while receiving a graduation diploma onstage (McGill) and the withholding of graduation diplomas from students who’ve most aggressively resisted demands to dismantle “pro Palestinian” campus encampments (Harvard), there must be a pathway toward conciliatory resolution.

He's wrapping up his degree in physics - at 16

U of T’s youngest grad in decades says he hasn’t had the normal teenager experience, but it's been amazing’

Former military leader leaves cabinet

Gantz's resignation over war in Gaza leaves Israeli PM further isolated

HISTORIC CHURCH RAVAGED BY FIRE

St. Anne's blaze destroys century-old murals by Group of Seven artists

A war story, a love story, a true story

A snippet here, a comment there, long ago I became entranced with the story of my friend Nadya Murdoch’s parents, Guy D’Artois and Sonia Butt.

Islanders flee rising sea levels

Hammocks began appearing this week in the doorways of 300 new houses built in what was previously a yucca field along Panama’s Caribbean coast for families from the country’s first low-lying island evacuated due to rising sea levels.

Paddle up, as former hobby goes pro

Players hope cash prizes can help sport grow bigger

Three cheers for Swiatek

Top seed extends her reign at Roland Garros with dominant win over Paolini

A wild day of firsts in Oakland

Jays finally score in opening frame, while Gausman ends career shutout drought

Kelly questions loom over season

So many Chad Kelly questions, so little time.

Bob and weave

Panthers play with fire, but Bobrovsky slams door on dangerous Oilers

Are migrants Russia's pawns?

Poland says Russia and Belarus are weaponizing newcomers to benefit Europe's far-right

Milei's embrace of Israel

Against the South American tide, new president earns criticism for 'messianic mind'

There's no running away from foreign interference now

In a recurring feature, Susan Delacourt, a small-I liberal, and Matt Gurney, a small-c conservative, bring their different perspectives - and shared commitment to civil disagreement - to the political debates of the moment.

A simple test could have spared him

Ontario and other provinces won't cover DNA examination that typically costs about $500

A new food hall has opened downtown

Here's what to eat and drink at The Well's Wellington Market

Could France's offer of help shift conflict?

Macron downplays military gambit, but a line has been crossed

Triggering memories of Tiananmen

\"Beyond boundless lands and oceans, countless souls are all connected to me.\" - Lu Xun

Israeli raid frees 4 hostages, leaves trail of death in Gaza

Palestinian officials say air, ground assault killed more than 200 people

'We are all Oilers now!' Rapper drops a remix of his playoff anthem

Cadence Weapon says all of Canada supports Edmonton

You're east, I'm west. We can't be friends

Relationships, family gatherings and softball games are falling victim to city's gridlock

Increasing threats rattle politicians

'Someone is going to get seriously hurt,' as elected officials confront rising intimidation

'Young people are just fed up, but also...numb'

North Etobicoke community calls for action and resources, not awareness in wake of shooting

He's 100. She's 96. Theirs is a love story for the ages

Presidential praise, pipe bands mark WWII vet's marriage with sweetheart near D-Day beaches

'I FEEL SAFE'

Palestinian girl, two brothers join family in Toronto after mother was killed in Gaza

The extraordinary ordinary

How George Johnston became one of Canada's great forgotten poets

Allie X keeps going her own way

Oakville native didn't like how the music industry works, so she decided to do something else

Junction condo is ideal for parties

Minimalist makeover mixes expensive and inexpensive materials in the open-concept interior