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‘I realized I had sort of a Mona Lisa,’ collector says

Churchill portrait stolen from Ottawa hotel found in Italian home, as lone suspect is identified

Family furious after Sikh man's beard shaved

Brampton hospital is investigating after sacred locks shorn on unconscious patient

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.

End of the line for TConnect

Critics say Rogers, TTC cutting free Wi-Fi in subway stations will widen 'digital divide'

Island airport runway was hit by ferry

City didn't disclose April accident to Billy Bishop agency

THE INVISIBLE GIRL After tragic death, it’s time for justice and accountability

“I believe the system failed her,” Doug Ford said on Wednesday, my Queen’s Park colleague Rob Ferguson reported. The premier was talking about Neveah, the four-year-old girl whose remains were found in a dumpster in 2022, about a year after her death.

Like Socrates debating Scooby-Doo

Donald Trump once said nobody understands television like he does.

Sloan using stats to earn his status

Canadian employs analytics to prep for FedEx Cup Fall season in fight for full membership

Guardian of the gridiron

Bills edge rusher Rousseau shows Groot-like’ growth in three-sack opener

Best rivalry meets web's worst

WNBA commissioner fails by ignoring racism around Clark-Reese debate

Another no-go on a Francis no-no

Starter flirts with a no-hitter for the third time in three weeks before Mets break out in ninth

Leafs have hope of healing

Pacioretty tryout amounts to a low-risk, high-ceiling shot to add scoring

Food not Dollarama's only focus

Dollarama CEO Neil Rossy said Wednesday that the vast variety of items the discount chain sells is its strength.

U.S. regulator orders TD to pay $28M fine

Firm failed to correct systemic errors that jeopardized credit scores of thousands of Americans

What we can expect from PM Poilievre

Pierre Poilievre’s economic agenda has taken on greater importance with the demise last week of the NDP’s agreement to prop up the Liberal government. The government could now fall at any time before an election scheduled for October 2025.

Ottawa unlikely to take action on pilots' strike

Possible Air Canada job action more inconvenience’ than crisis, experts say

Is Poilievre's playbook crumbling before his eyes?

During the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August, progressives online, preaching a sunny message, generated a collective 1.5 billion views across all platforms, according to one count generated by the FWIW newsletter.

Swift chooses calm over chaos with Harris nod

Music superstar Taylor Swift has officially launched her Kamala Harris era.

Trump faces his own debate fallout

Harris campaign immediately pitched idea of holding a second faceoff

Israeli airstrikes kill dozens in Gaza

Hospital officials say UN school sheltering displaced Palestinian families was hit in attack

Revue Cinema's reprieve welcome

Toronto’s oldest operating movie theatre carries on neighbourhood legacy of community

Judges toss OPP decision on crash

Police service deemed fatal collision didn’t amount to serious’ misconduct

Ford shows indifference to his own MPPs

Greed is the deadliest of the seven deadly sins — so distasteful it distorts our thinking.

Poilievre vows to put cap on Canada's population growth

Conservative leader promises precise numbers ahead of federal election

Astronauts face risks on spacewalk

First commercial mission will test new technologies

Acrimony between leaders on display

Days before Parliament resumes, campaign posturing highlights potential for a snap election

Drunk, high husband didn't mean to kill wife, he testifies

A Toronto man who set his estranged wife on fire with a can of gasoline testified Wednesday that he was drunk and high at the time, and had no intention of killing her.

Lotto Max to hit highest jackpot ever: $75M

Lottery players across Ontario and Canada have five million more reasons to be excited for Friday's Lotto Max draw, as the jackpot is being upped to $75 million - the highest amount ever.

U of T immigrant skills program shut down

Province pulls funds for business training at Rotman school

Harris should celebrate, but not relax

Not bad for 90 minutes work. By Wednesday morning, the once-and-lord-help-us-neveragain president was dialing in to “Fox & Friends,” unconvincingly trying to shrug off the disaster of the night before and dissing all over Swift. “She’ll probably pay a price for it in the marketplace.”