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'I'm at a loss for words'

Ford government faces lawsuit over expansion of Pickering home where dozens died during COVID-19

Gardiner traffic set to get worse

Three years of lane reductions will be 'hugely frustrating'

Stintz nomination causes uproar

Toronto Conservatives accuse party of 'undemocratic' meddling in Eglinton-Lawrence riding

Telehealth firm's Ozempic ad 'misleading'

Critics warn that Felix's denial of a shortage could overwhelm an already fragile supply chain

Chow to boost police funding

Mayor reverses course on city budget plan after standoff with chief, union

Harbourfront Centre told to find new income sources

Organization faces long-term deficits in its operating and capital budgets, federal report says

PM condemns actions near hospital

Trudeau calls out 'display of antisemitism' during pro-Palestinian protest outside Mount Sinai

What an inexcusable waste

Tony Soprano would have had them whacked.

'I pick up the phone, and then I remember'

Woman who survived 13 gunshot wounds seeks justice for slain parents

Province to scrap renewal of licence plates

Registration will be automatic for those 'in good standing'

Ottawa must act fast to fill vacancies, judge says

Ruling blasts feds for 'appalling crisis' delaying Canadians' access to justice

Trump asks for trial to be put off

Ex-president claims he has immunity from election interference charges

Chow's budget outcome is a mystery

You may have heard the expression, "Show me your budget, and I'll show you your priorities." Wednesday's budget meeting in Toronto promises to show a shift in priorities.

Durham residents fear the high costs of sprawl

Region debating tax hikes as it struggles to fund the growth that comes with new housing

Report finds drivers earn well below minimum wage

Workers make an average of $6.37 an hour after expenses, RideFairTO finds, but Uber says group cherry-picked data

Musicals dominate new Mirvish season

Seven-show lineup includes return of 'Mamma Mia!'

Making the ordinary extraordinary

Kôji Yakusho, star of Oscar-bound Perfect Days,' is one of Japan's most beloved actors

CPA Canada cuts 20% of workforce

Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada is cutting 20 per cent of its workforce ahead of a move by provincial oversight bodies in Ontario and Quebec to split from the national organization.

Shoppers turn to imperfect produce as food costs soar

Buying misfit fruits, vegetables helps fight waste while helping people eat better at lower cost

WestJet faces costly delivery delays amid Boeing problems

Production halt a blow to airline's whole fleet

Russians grasping at strawberries

Tainted dessert claim debunked. Canada's medal fight isn't over

Rielly stepped up for better or worse

Scuffling team braces for suspension

Wemby too tall an order

Spurs phenom exposes Raptors defence and racks up jaw-dropping triple-double (10 blocks!)

Bell's broken news promises

That was quite the rant Justin Trudeau went on last Friday after Bell Canada announced yet another round of deep cuts to its media division.

Poilievre can dish it out but can't take it

It is a curious thing: the higher Pierre Poilievre climbs in the polls, the testier he gets with media questions.

Chow is spending, but not enough

Big number: $50 million, money in Mayor Olivia Chow's 2024 budget dedicated to a \"Back on Track Fund\" intended to fix Toronto's streets and public spaces

Chow open to larger boost for police budget

Mayor Olivia Chow is part of private city council discussions aimed at approving the full budget increase sought by Toronto police Chief Myron Demkiw and the rank-and-file officers union, the Star has learned.

Blair mum on Trump's NATO criticism

No reaction from minister to comments on defence spending as Liberals warned of blowback' in case of U.S. presidential win

Biden, King Abdullah talk war's end

U.S.. Jordan brokering deal for pause in fighting, more aid: death toll in hostage raid reaches 67

Major construction to affect TTC routes

King Street West reduced to one lane each way until mid-May, among other changes and closures