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Food halls upending commercial eating spaces

Many expect craze to grow as concept catches on

It's breaking everybody's heart'

Yet another Toronto nursing home is slated for closure, as more homes decide to shut down or sell to developers rather than pay the high cost of retrofitting to meet new standards

Biden apologizes to Zelenskyy for weapons holdup that helped Russia

PARIS U.S. President Joe Biden for the first time publicly apologized to Ukraine on Friday for a months-long congressional holdup in American military assistance that let Russia make gains on the battlefield.

The fresh face of France's far-right

Bardella, 28, credited with pushing National Rally mainstream, toward victory at EU elections

A way to publicly name accused MPs

Members who don't sit on intelligence committee could divulge alleged collaborators

Watering down education'

Emergency replacement staff, who have no training in teaching, were used 24,468 times this year

Xylitol linked to risk of heart attack

New study of sugar substitute finds connections to increased chance of cardiovascular events

I wasn't trying to influence anyone'

Police tribunal hears audio of senior officer's account of attending nephew's crash site in 2022

Union extends mediation talks

CBSA workers have secured strike mandate in fight for wages, job security

Taking back control in summer of '96

I was a homesick kid and sleepaway camp was my Mt. Everest. Here's how I survived the climb

Squabbling, debates and rare moments of unity

Tempers can flare in the House during late-night sittings leading up to a lengthy summer break

Cabinet shuffle is shameless-and revealing

Once upon a time, Tories believed in lean, clean government.

TTC seals deal with 13% wage hike

Last-minute agreement extends guarantee against contracting service to other transit agencies

Stronach charged with sex assaults

Magna International founder denies the allegations dating back to the 1980s, his lawyer says

A fan's guide to watching former Leafs in the final

Hyman among ex-players with a chance to win it all

Swiatek goes for three-peat

World No. 1 beats Gauff in straight sets to book final versus Paolini

Canada hit with Dutch blitz in friendly

Canadians can’t maintain pace in Marsch’s debut

Climb slightly less steep

Split with the Orioles a reminder that playoff hopes are slim but not gone

Industry hoping for a 'Swift' surge

Pop star’s six-night run could be economic bump

Pop rebel incites 'euphoric mayhem'

Sixth studio album from Charli XCX presents British singer at her most confrontational

Despite flaws, forest horror worth a watch

Debut film by Shyamalan's daughter can be appreciated more for its sinister look than for its story

StatCan study details benefits of remote work

Data found employees were more satisfied with work-life balance when logging in from home

Simons to open two Toronto locations

Store to split empty Eaton Centre space with Nike, Eataly

'The city has lost its originality, its feel'

Moss Park neighbourhood is rapidly changing. Some say it’s too much

France to send fighter jets, train pilots

Air support assurance comes as Russian onslaught intensifies near Kharkiv

Dozens dead in strike on Gaza school

Women, children among casualties at UN-run shelter for thousands of displaced Palestinians

MP lobbies to keep driver in Canada

Man who caused horrific bus crash has run out of appeals against deportation to India

City loses another of its cultural beacons

On Saturday, Oct. 23, 1993, the day Joe Carter hit his walk-off home run to seal the Blue Jays’ second World Series title in two years, I remember exactly where I was. On the dance floor at the Phoenix Concert Theatre on Sherbourne Street.

Victim decries 'senseless' violence

Community vigil held at high school where two men were shot Sunday

Dehumanizing each other gets us nowhere

One day after Doug Ford squandered an opportunity to unite people against antisemitism — blaming immigrants for recent attacks — Toronto police offered more sobering evidence of how deeply divided we are as a community.