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Alberta ranchers object to coal exploration plan

Community says energy regulator was wrong to approve Northback project for Grassy Mountain

Real estate market awaits BoC move

Analysts believe an interest rate cut could spark a buying frenzy after months of stagnant prices

How to get ready for financial turmoil

In the opinion piece I wrote last week, I warned of a looming financial crisis in the U.S. (and other western nations) fuelled by spiralling debt, money printing and a broken political system - and that most people will be unprepared.

Report finds small loans can boost migrants' lifetime earnings

A small loan can give anyone in financial stress a leg up, but how far would it go for a newcomer in Canada trying to make ends meet while struggling to get back to their professional field?

Hurt Djokovic goes distance

World No. 1 reaches quarterfinals after completing five-set comeback

Boston coach is Celtics' cup of Joe

Eastern Conference champs have bought into Mazzulla's 'weird energy'

Tough and crucial test

Facing mostly winning teams, a solid stretch in June could save season

Big Oil, Alberta fight ad ruling

Of course, the petroleum industry isn't keen on reducing its output and putting itself out of business, Gillian Steward writes, just as the tobacco industry wasn't keen on letting people know that cigarette smokers were likely to die from lung cancer or heart disease.

Peso takes hit after election win

Potential constitutional changes by new president raising fears, expert says

Let's not repeat the same old cycle

June is Bike Month in Toronto, but city hall isn't necessarily giving cyclists a reason to shift their celebrations into high gear this year.

Attacks on justices put democracy at risk, top judge says

Canadian Judicial Council head delivers stark warning regarding unfair criticism

Ford slammed over price of booze deal

Opposition leaders question premier's decision to spend $225M despite health-care concerns

Byelection may determine PM's future

Conventional wisdom suggests byelections are a consequence-free way for voters to send a message to the governing party that they are unhappy. But the results of a contest this month in the riding of Toronto-St. Paul's may prove quite consequential.

Watchdog to probe ServiceOntario deal

Review prompted by Liberal MPP's concerns over financial arrangements

Police have spent $1.5M so far on 2026 World Cup

Expenditures include salaries, commemorative coins, Apple headphones

More hostages killed, Israel says

Military confirms deaths of four captives as government faces pressure to accept U.S. truce deal

TTC strike would make even bigger mess of our streets

If you've got an old 10-speed gathering dust in the garage, it might be time to take it for a tune-up.

Over 50 bullets fired in fatal shooting

One dead and four injured in attack on group of men at Etobicoke school

Senior cop facing misconduct charges

Unit commander accused of interfering with investigation of nephew's crash

PERM FEVER

Inspired by K-pop and Tik Tok stars, floppy-haired teen boys are flocking to the salon for an old-school perm

Women face dark side of 'Star Wars' fans

Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy says there's a gender disparity in the \"Star Wars\" universe.

What is OZEMPIC doing to people's SKIN?

Cosmetic dermatologists say patients who have lost weight after taking semaglutide drugs aren't happy with the way their complexion looks

No-buy challenge racking up millions of Tik Tok views

They've decided not to buy anything deemed non-essential.

Learn to break the cycle of credit

Between inflation, housing costs and interest rates, debt is ballooning for many younger Canadians.

Secrets of the SIDE HUSTLE

Work freedom. Unlimited income potential. Expert tips for turning on the taps to extra cash while maintaining your full-time gig

Porzingis looks close to return

Celtics centre has been out since April, but is aiming to be ready for Finals

Wiggins would be 'honoured' to play for Canada

Andrew Wiggins lived through two gut-wrenching failed attempts to become an Olympian with the Canadian men's basketball team in 2015 and 2020. Whether he'll have a shot to finally appear in the Games without having to go through the qualification is still to be determined.

Late show gets bad reviews

No one likes having matches end after 3 a.m., but they can't agree on a fix

Not everyone is piling on as Hernández retires

The sudden retirement of longtime umpire Ángel Hernández last week sent celebratory shock waves across Major League Baseball.

Guerrero at home on the hot corner

After five years away from 'favourite position,' Jays star says he feels comfortable playing third