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Bach set to join after earning teacher's degree

Forward has practised with the team for three months while completing studies

Helping youth get in the game

NHL, club's $500,000 investment will go toward improvements at local rinks

U.S. Fed signals cuts still months away

WASHINGTON The U.S. Federal Reserve indicated Wednesday it’s nearing a long-awaited shift toward cutting interest rates, a sign that its officials have grown confident they’re close to fully taming inflation.

Regulator unveils security guidelines for banks

Focus on money laundering, foreign threats

Alberta sours on B.C. wineries

Regulator won't stock bottles from winemakers who ship direct to consumers

One in five traditional rental units in arrears

Uptick last year sign of affordability crisis, expert says

Forgotten Way: Scarborough TTC

There is no respectable, sophisticated way to say this: boy does it suck to be a Scarborough transit rider. Or rather, a Scarborough resident in need of a ride on a transit system that does not exist.

Regina man uncovers 'Holy Grail of hockey cards'

Unopened case could hold dozens of Gretzky rookies

Cineplex cancels screenings over reported shootings

A series of alleged drive-by shootings across the Greater Toronto Area last Wednesday led to Cineplex cancelling screenings of a South Indian film following its premiere.

U.S. blames Iran-backed militias for fatal strike

The United States on Wednesday attributed the drone attack that killed three U.S. service members in Jordan to the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, an umbrella group of Iran-backed militias, as U.S. President Joe Biden weighs his options to respond to the strike.

'Hundreds' killed in days

South Africa claims Israel ignoring UN ruling ordering it to prevent deaths

Ottawa announces $121M to fight guns, auto theft

With a vehicle being stolen every 14 minutes in Ontario, Queen’s Park and Ottawa are revving up measures to combat auto theft and gun crimes.

Less hokey and more hockey

Focus on sport rather than gimmicks a welcome change in city that doesn't need the sideshow

Ford dismisses need for tuition hike

Postsecondary schools haven't seen increase since 2019

IMF upgrades global outlook

Growth expected to hit 3.1%, up from fall estimate of 2.9%

The most volatile war zone of all time'

‘Masters of the Air’ takes viewers up and into the deadly skies of Second World War

Far right swiftly losing their minds

When everything is a conspiracy, life must be exhausting for the far right.

'Window of opportunity' opens for luxury homebuyers

The City of Toronto saw a 27 per cent bump in the number of properties that sold for $4 million or more in the last half of 2023, according to new data from Sotheby’s International Realty Canada.

Hackers hit gold miner Alamos

A Toronto-based gold mining company has been hit by a cyberattack that saw confidential corporate data — including social insurance numbers, payroll reports, financial information, and home addresses and cell numbers for senior executives — published online.

App-based gig work is gaining momentum

Workforce up 46% in 2023 amid falling employment, rise in newcomers

Depleted Raptors beat Bulls on road

Rumoured trade chips step up to end five-game skid

Lions co-ordinator staying put

Johnson seen as front-runner for Seattle, Washington head coaching jobs

Russia spared at Canada's expense

ISU’s decision not to disqualify entire team over doping doesn’t add up. The points don’t either

Only spending on defending

Turner is a useful piece, but signing doesn’t change the fact that offence is worse than last year’s

Police budget cash can help homeless

Last week, I participated for the first time in the city’s budget deputations and shared why I feel the city should redirect police portions of the budget to social services.

Ottawa committed to expansion

Liberals reject pleas from provinces to indefinitely delay inclusion of those with mental illness

Sikh advocacy group seeks intervener status in inquiry

World Sikh Organization had called for India to be included in probe

Police at 'critical point,' chief says

Toronto’s top cop says 12.6-million discrepancy in funding will significantly affect public safety

Schools sound alarm over admission cap

Colleges, universities tell federal minister move will hinder efforts to attract global talent

Did hospital raid cross a line?

While Israeli military defends operation, others decry it as a war crime