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Great escapes exhibit details experience of war prisoners
It explores how Second World War captives coped with tedium, torment
ASSEMBLING A NEW MODEL
This college put the brakes on international students five years ago. Why Canada's new cap still has it bracing for a 'catastrophic impact
Grammar police all over Swift album
It is Taylor Swift's world and now even the grammar police live inside it.
WORKING through the PANDEMIC
Novel written by 36 authors follows renters, workers in 2020
Fans to celebs: We own u
Considering the shifting sands of social media and stardom
Mr. Superhero
A lightsabre, Wolverine claws and Captain America's shield - just off Highway 401, James Hobson and his team work to turn fandom dreams into reality
Lessons in feminism and motherhood
What TV shows are dominating the conversation, capturing the zeitgeist, have something interesting to say, or are hidden gems waiting to be uncovered or rediscovered? We take a look ahead of your weekend watch. And, be warned, there are spoilers ahead.
Toronto literature lovers unite
Pack Animal series 45eimagines book events with equal parts soiree, salon and performance
For the love of theatre
Some fans see favourite shows hundreds of times
Teeming with marine life, view to Vancouver Island is delightful
Couple built a home that blends into West Coast nature in Washington State
They couldn't say no to community
Downsizing couple and their kids loved Port Credit's waterfront - so they all decided to buy homes there
Should companies pay for commuting?
In the professional world, everyone knows there are always subjects like politics or religion that one shouldn't discuss around the proverbial water cooler. But in the 2020s, there is relatively new three-letter acronym that folks would do well to steer clear of at work: RTO.
Indigo's recovery will take a while, CEO says
Founder Reisman says 2023 marred by 'disruptions'
Canadians are spending again
During the current cost-of-living crisis, a recovery in apparel retailing is underway that points to a return to normality in the wider economy sooner than many economists expect.
Market without a heart
The stall at the heart of St. Lawrence Market has been empty for months and a second meat shop recently went bust. Some long-time vendors say the market's future is at risk and tourists are to blame
PM eyes evacuation before attack
As Israel plans invasion of southern Gaza city, many ask where more than 1.5M people are to go
Leaders show war's stark contrast
The world witnessed two displays of political strength this week from two warring leaders.
No punch in attacks on Poilievre
New Abacus survey suggests Conservatives have 19-point lead over Liberals
Why $7M for Super Bowl ads makes sense
In a cord-cutting universe, the event remains the last massive live draw for advertisers
Legacy of helping people find housing
Community mourns late Dixon Hall worker who often struggled to secure safe shelter himself
Trudeau furious over Bell Media's 'garbage decision'
PM says layoffs are eroding quality of local journalism
'I didn't like the woman personally'
Woman charged in the deaths of ex-husband and his mother details relationship with the family
Tory quitting was a shock. What came next is astonishing
What a difference 12 months makes. It was one year ago - Feb.10, 2023- that John Tory shocked the city by announcing his sudden resignation in the minutes after the Star revealed he'd had an inappropriate relationship with a member of his staff.
Why does motor home get a free ride?
Recreational vehicle with an accessibility permit parked downtown is seldom ticketed
Traffic agents shrink streetcar times
City says deployment at intersections prevents drivers from box-blocking' 96% of the time
'I could feel it, biting and pulling'
Woman sustains life-altering injuries after attack by two dogs still unidentified in Etobicoke
Twisting truth on transgender issues
Pierre Poilievre revealed a lot about himself this week.
Arbitrator awards 2.75% pay hike to Ontario teachers
Retroactive bump compensates for province's 1% cap
Indigenous child welfare law upheld
Top court rules local governments have sole right to decide how children are cared for
Toronto breaks 86-year-old temperature record on Friday
Toronto broke an 86-year-old temperature record on Friday as the city's unusually warm and sunny streak continues.