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Library unsure what data was stolen

Staff report says more time needed to investigate October breach

Seeing our city through a Law Order’ lens

It’s almost time: as you may have heard by now, Thursday night will see the premiere of the Toronto version of “Law & Order.” Ever since I heard about it, I’ve been imagining the iconic opening modified for local customs:

FEELING THE SQUEEZE

Torontonians report lower quality of life than average Canadian amid rising shelter costs

Province using every option available’ for hiring teachers

Leece says it’s clear action must be taken to deal with shortage

Ford refuses to apologize

Nurse, teacher, public servant wages were capped under controversial law

U.S. vetoes UN resolution demanding ceasefire

UNITED NATIONS The United States on Tuesday vetoed an Arabbacked and widely supported UN resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war in the embattled Gaza Strip, saying it would interfere with negotiations on a deal to free hostages abducted in Israel.

Famine fears are rising

UN agency says it’s unable to deliver food aid to northern Gaza because of chaos

The fight to escape human trafficking

There was, on the surface, no obvious reason for Nicole to become a victim of human trafficking.

Wage gap growing for children of immigrants

Second-generation Canadians earn less despite high education levels: study

Utterly innocent

Victims of shootings on consecutive days at this North York bus stop were randomly targeted, police say, in attacks with hallmarks of gang violence’

Caring with a cost

As our population ages, more of us are becoming unpaid caregivers to our aging parents. How the so-called sandwich generation can navigate the crushing financial costs

Twists and turns of life on stage

Los Angeles post-hardcore band Militarie Gun shows a softer side on its new EP

Quebec eyes trees planted by Ottawa

Province seeks permission to cut in forests that are part of national effort to reduce greenhouse gases

Young shoppers keeping the cosmetics industry rosy

Consumers still spending on beauty products despite economic downturn

Keeping up with the Joneses

Nova Scotia coach says fellow six-time women’s champion shouldn't retire

Turner a pro's pro' for the clubhouse

New teammates expect to learn from 39-year-old’s consistent approach at the plate

Big moments on Bay

Marking 25 years of iconic sports moments at downtown Toronto venue

A better shade of blue

Matthews scores 49th goal as balanced offence lifts Leafs in St. Louis

Nobody wants a beer with the PM

If, as the cliché goes, political electability is about who voters want to sit down to have a beer with, then it is also about who they don’t want to sit down to have a beer with.

Why Israel needs to exist

So many protesters throw around the word “Zionist” without understanding its significance. A Zionist believes in the right of the Jewish state to exist, as it has for the last 75 years.

Eiffel Tower closes as workers go on strike

Union hopes to boost wages, improve maintenance

Wet winter storm floods California

Crews have made several rescues as parts of state see up to 25 cm of rain, with more expected

Renters more likely to lament life quality

Vancouver, Toronto residents who don’t own homes feeling crunch, research finds

Porn sites mull blocking Canadians' access

The owners of Pornhub say blocking access to Canadians is among options they’re considering as they try to persuade parliamentarians to reject an approach for age verification outlined in a controversial Senate bill.

TTC signals there's little room for new ideas

Last September, first-term city councillor Dianne Saxe (University-Rosedale) came to a TTC board meeting with a big idea: make transit free for more young people.

HIV self-testing program in peril as funding dries up

Ottawa to sunset initiative despite reported success

Railway work stoppage looms

Companies want conciliator for bargaining on new collective agreement

Widow vows to take up fight against Putin

Yulia Navalnaya is the latest in a line of women to carry on the work of their silenced partners

U.S. proposes Gaza truce resolution

The United States has circulated a rival UN Security Council resolution that would support a temporary ceasefire in Gaza after rejecting an Arab-backed resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the conflict-wracked territory.

War reaches grim milestone

More than 29,000 Palestinians killed, Gaza ministry says