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Ford government set to return with Get It Done Act
Leaders dismiss premier’s legislation as a performative’ distraction
'We will never abandon Ukraine'
Ottawa to send Kyiv more than 800 drones this spring as U.S. aid package remains in limbo
Meet the women of the Monuments Men
U.S. foundation honours female members of group who helped return artwork stolen by Nazis
The most violent place' in the universe
Researchers discover record-breaking quasar that shines 500 trillion times brighter than sun
Unearthed remains put focus on how we build
City investigating find in North Riverdale
Up, up and a wait: Lineups for elevators cause highrise gridlock
It’s a daily challenge in densely populated areas
Inside the city's battle for refugee funding
Public fight didn't stop backroom progress on deal
'Oppenheimer' wins big at BAFTAs
Atom bomb epic “Oppenheimer” won seven prizes, including best picture, director and actor, at the 77th British Academy Film Awards on Sunday in London, cementing its frontrunner status for the Oscars next month.
Hockey history in the making
If Matthews can keep scoring goals at this pace, he has shot at being the NHL's all-time leader
Pet euthanasia rises with inflation
Times are tough for many Canadians right now. But it's not only people being affected by financial strains, so too are many of our pets.
Few options available to western leaders
Having already issued sanctions, condemnations, governments left with little leverage over Putin
City faces 'dire' staffing shortages
From paramedics to parking enforcement, challenges persist despite recent improvements
'Mother Canada' creator sues to revive project
Parks Canada scrapped plans for towering statue in 2016 after backlash
Small town, big issues
A string of overdoses that saw Belleville declare a state of emergency is a reflection of what's happening in many cities across the province
Sturmay shows Alberta is no underdog with win
Alberta's Selena Sturmay scored two in the first end and four in the third en route to an 8-6 victory over defending champion Kerri Einarson in the fifth draw of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Could the European system work in Canadian leagues?
It is one of the age-old debates in Canadian soccer circles: Would a promotion and relegation system work in Canada? There are usually two distinct camps on the issue, and there is no convincing either to change their mind.
Matsuyama surges to victory
Japanese golfer shoots a 62 to overtake Cantlay at Genesis, Hadwin ties for fourth
Everybody was a winner here
Curry's three-point battle with Ionescu provided one of the true highlights
Should you be expected to tip your massage therapist?
So, the service you just received has released weeks of stress you had been carrying in your body. Relieved, you stroll over to the cash register.
Is there really never a perfect time' to have kids?
Every weekend, my partner and I Google two-bedroom apartments, setting the search filter to exclude anything above $3,000 a month.
Cities, First Nations fall prey to scams
Governments across Canada duped out of more than $10M by impersonators
Africa strikes oil, but economies strike out
Biggest fuel finds do little to create prosperity at home
'It's a war on children,' says Ontario MD in Gaza
There was a stench of burnt flesh in the hallway. A baby with an amputated leg and bandages going up all the way to his diaper was whimpering in the lap of an older sibling. Garbage was scattered everywhere.
Don't fear changes to Avenue Road
Making the street more bike and pedestrian friendly should serve a city ready to address safety and climate change
Europe readies for Trump
NATO Secretary-General says the alliance remains 'ready and able to defend all allies'
Parti Québécois having resurgence
Almost a year and a half after it was widely seen as being near death, the Parti Québécois is topping provincial polls. And the party's leader, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, is the seen as the best person to be premier.
Solo stingray glides into pregnancy
No mate, no problem for Charlotte in her store aquarium
Palestinian was days from a new life in Canada
Now, his employer and friend is struggling to even contact computer programmer stuck in Gaza
The missing piece of Tim Horton's story
50 years after deadly car crash, we clear up one lingering mystery
Man City drops the ball
Draw with Chelsea lets Liverpool and Arsenal gain ground in title race