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Ex-Jays, Stephenson earn hall passes

Catcher Martin, lefty Key among headliners in Canadian shrine class that covers a lot of bases

Liljegren looks for groove after gaffe

Keefe still believes in defenceman despite 'peewee' criticism over mistake in loss to Islanders

More than money at stake

Jays can afford to lose in arbitration, but can’t afford to alienate Guerrero

Desperation deeper than deadline

More deals by 3 p.m. Thursday aren't essential. This rebuild is going to take time and patience

NHL should terminate contracts

I do not watch sports, and only attend sporting events as a chaperone (usually responsible for grabbing kosher hot dogs and facilitating bathroom breaks). I do however, have an 11-year-old son whose passion for all sports, particularly hockey, is obsessive (instead of counting sheep on sleepless nights, he recites the names of NHL players in alphabetical order). Noah idolizes hockey players.

King Charles remains upbeat as Prince Harry in U.K. to visit

LONDON King Charles III’s cancer was caught early and the monarch will “crack on” with his constitutional duties, Britain’s prime minister said Tuesday, as Prince Harry flew in from California for a rare visit with his father.

Ottawa sanctions militant leaders

Move targets 11 people and aims to hinder group's access to funds

Universities to detail how they're protecting pro-Palestinian voices

MPs say in letter they want responses by Feb. 26

Missing journalist resurfaces online

Supporters in contact with Canadian citizen still in Gaza

Councillor slammed for 'racist' rant

Pickering mayor urges apology over column

Canadian support waning, poll shows

Liberals pin blame on Conservatives' refusal to back free trade deal that includes carbon pricing

Landmark tower granted new life

The once gleaming headquarters of Canadian Pacific Railway — nowadays a hobbling office tower in a post-pandemic downtown — can be turned into housing, with Toronto city council green-lighting an exemption to the rules that would have required the developer to fully replace any razed office space.

The Don of a new era

Revamp of river rounding into shape as water level rises in its mouth

You're reminded that ... there is good in the world'

Family gets glimpse into past after lost wallet found, and returned, decades later

PMO says Trudeau was not involved in veteran's invite

PM under fire after revelations former Ukrainian soldier who fought with Nazis was invited to reception for Zelenskyy

Island property tax bills under scrutiny

Annual fees lower due to area's unique ownership structure

WHAT'S ON THE LINE

City hall wants to give the service $1.174 billion. Police are raising the alarm. Answers to key questions in the ongoing debate

Poetry returns to the TTC

Two Toronto men launched Poems in Passage as a way to bring some joy to the daily commute

Save a little but spend a lot more

‘Loss leaders’ are bargains that appeal to a desire for savings, but may lead some shoppers to overspend

Boeing grapples with another 737 issue

Deliveries could be delayed as supplier flags misdrilled holes

AI a risk to democracy, experts warn

Whether it's manipulated video, voices or text, Canada is at risk of seriously endangering its democratic institutions if it doesn't get a grip on regulating artificial intelligence, one of the world's foremost AI leaders warned Monday.

Canada gives OK to lab-grown milk protein

Israeli food tech firm Remilk gets approval to sell to dairy manufacturers

World Cup downhill leader breaks leg

World Cup downhill leader Sofia Goggia crashed in training Monday and broke two bones in her right leg, ending her season prematurely.

Sin City reverse play

Long shunned by the NFL, Las Vegas is now hosting its biggest game

Dealing might not be done after Anunoby and Siakam

But beyond Brown, deadline offers are likely to underwhelm

DESERTED ISLAND

Leafs give away gifts’ after extended break and waste solid night from Samsonov

Zelenskyy mulls broad leadership changes

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he's considering broad leadership changes in Ukraine that go beyond the military, while acknowledging his country's war effort to turn back Russia's invasion has stalled.

Settlement reached in wrongful arrest case

Black family was victim of systematic racism, suit claimed

Singh trying to parse politics, populism

For Jagmeet Singh, politics is a balancing act that never stops.

Obstacles loom in truce deal

Blinken returns to region to push for hostage agreement, postwar Gaza plan