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Trouble lurking for Ford's Tories?

New poll suggests party in lead, but undecided voters could change things

Shipwreck draws stream of admirers

Residents hope to learn more about likely ancient ship

Doc helps Daigle see more than the negative

Former top pick finds peace after career as a 'bust'

Pricey power play needs to power up

The cold streak’s been running eight games now. Over that span, the Maple Leafs’ power play has scored just once in 20 attempts with the man advantage. That’s a five per cent hit rate over the past couple of weeks. And considering they’ve procured just seven points in those eight games, the sloth of the power play embodies the general lethargy of the team.

Lewis can see self as part of future

Guard working on his game with 905

Djoker 'subpar' in loss to Sinner

World No. 1 fails to earn a break point for first time in 400-plus major matches

Soler the best DH on the board

Slugger is streaky and has been barely playable in the outfield, but that might be good enough

Toronto gets first home win

Spooner scores both goals while Campbell records 18-save shutout

Kawhi magic returns to T.O.

Healthy Leonard sparks Clippers win over old team

A quiet Dutch village holds clues as European politics veer to the right

Anti-immigrant over everything parties are gaining policy influence from civil rights to gender issues

How the Houthis fit into the Israel-Hamas conflict

Yemeni rebels have been called 'Iran's puppet,' but they pull many strings

Home FIRES

Growing trend across Canada is an effort to create affordable housing with built-in community

'THIS IS THE WAY'

Multi-hyphenate Rollie Pemberton shares his love of vintage style

It's a Sondheim-palooza

Broadway's latest season embraces the musical genius, and jukebox musicals still reign

Green home transforms family's lives

Couple wanted to create a place that would be healthier for occupants, environment

Uber Canada adds driver protections, pay transparency

Changes come two years after agreement with union

BUYERS AT THE GATE

Experts say house prices are heading up this year - will buyers flood in when the rate cuts come?

Yemen Houthi rebels fire missile at a U.S. warship

Attack escalates worst Mideast sea conflict in decades, as commercial vessel set ablaze

Putin blames Kyiv for plane crash

President pledges to make public Moscow's investigation of downed military transport aircraft

Jury adds $83.3M to Trump defamation award

Expensive rebuke in court after former U.S. president already ordered to pay E. Jean Carroll $5M for 1996 sexual assault

STICKING IN OUR THROATS

A raspy, lingering cough seems to be unavoidable this winter, but isn't necessarily contagious

'We just want to be warm'

TTC buses used for overnight shelter as system buckles under growing need

Arrest made in 1988 P.E.I. murder

Charlottetown police used genealogy databases to find suspect in death of a gay man

New measures to 'protect students'

Ontario restores ban on public-private college partnerships amid international student cap

Much more to ruling than a rebuke of Trudeau government

It’s being framed as one of the most severe rebukes the federal government has received to date: a Federal Court ruling on its use of the Emergencies Act two years ago to end the trucker convoy that occupied the capital for three weeks and saw Canada-U.S. border blockades across the country.

Comparing Poilievre to Trump might not help Liberals, poll finds

It was an attack ad that had Liberals buzzing: video clips of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s comments juxtaposed with those of former U.S. president Donald Trump.

Canada sees surge in MAID deaths

Experts divided over country's emergence as global leader in controversial end-of-life treatment

Court tries to cool down conflict

Ruling stops short of ordering a ceasefire, but could push Israel towards showing more restraint

Ruling all but ignores Hamas's crimes

On the eve of International Holocaust Remembrance Day — you know that thing memorializing the genocide of six million Jews and other victims of the Third Reich’s Final Solution, and the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz Birkenau concentration camp — Israel apparently needs a how-not-to lesson on genocide.

Wild West risks of AI raise fears in Ontario

Official concerned about technology's use in deepfakes