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Rules will put strain on colleges, critics say

Loss of partnerships with private schools kills revenue stream for public system

Appeals court blasts judge for tossing lawsuits

New trials ordered in cases dismissed without explanation

Measles vaccinations below targets: report

Rates among children plunged during pandemic and haven't bounced back

Comedian hopes documentary dispels gender fluidity hysteria’

Non-binary Toronto comedian and actor Mae Martin says their new documentary about gender fluidity feels especially relevant as transgender rights \"are really under attack\" in Canada and the United States.

I wont ridicule U.K. hedgehog rescuer

Ina world overflowing with cruelty, this British woman’s instincts were pure kindness

Yee-haw, BeyHive

Beyonce's highly anticipated album Cowboy Carter’ comes out Friday

Sandin trade offers a cautionary tale

Defenceman’s success on Capitals shows importance of developing prospects to full potential

Aztecs seek revenge in rematch vs. Huskies

SAN DIEGO The UConn Huskies pretty much wrecked every team they faced in the NCAA Tournament on the way to last year's championship and the first two games this March Madness look awfully familiar.

Skid hits dozen with worst home loss

It happens to every NBA player who returns to an arena he used to call home, a confluence of emotions from memories of living and working in familiar territory.

Slugfest, union unrest, repeat quest

While the Ohtani gambling scandal is making headlines, there are many other storylines in play

Berríos gets ball back on opening day

While season ended in heartache, right-hander would do well to repeat his 2023 campaign

TICK, TICK, TICK

Following three unsuccessful trips to the post-season in four years, this year is a referendum on the Guerrero-Bichette era of Jays baseball

Beijing eyes closer ties with U.S.

Xi touts importance of relationship despite American tariffs, accusations of unfair practices

What comes next after Trans Mountain opens?

Massive pipeline nearly ready to start shipping oil

Lightspeed exploring new AI features

Technology could help forecast sales, write descriptions

Ottawa urged to put post-COVID relief in budget

Many small businesses want government to address rising costs, industry group says

Demand for rentals outpaces supply

New-home construction stable due to surge of new apartments, CMHC says

Ford really should support fourplexes

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is known for many things: hunger for Tim Hortons baked goods, a fondness for the word “folks” and a tendency to take a blow torch to political process and decorum.

We can all help save Indigenous languages

Decades of hard work have been restoring and protecting the Indigenous languages that are such a vital part of Kanata’s history.

Democrats' 2000 VP pick was 'one of one'

HARTFORD, CONN. Former U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, who nearly won the vice-presidency on the Democratic ticket with Al Gore in the disputed 2000 election and who almost became Republican John McCain’s running mate eight years later, has died, according to a statement issued by his family.

Russian airstrikes target Kharkiv

Attacks escalating in border region

Hezbollah, Israel exchange fire across Lebanon border

Concerns over wider regional war grow after fatal strikes from both sides

Ottawa says rent should factor into credit score

But officials say they won't yet enforce practice

Police lay 150 charges in auto theft probe

GTA undercover investigation began by targeting gun, cocaine traffickers before pivoting to stolen vehicle ring

Carbon tax debate should be about policy

The top issue facing Canadians right now, if you ask Canadians, is affordability. Inflation rose, and is falling to a new, higher floor. Housing costs are the end of the fuse on a time bomb. It’s tough out there for a lot of people. Look around.

Housemate gets life sentence for murder

A 73-year-old Newcastle woman who killed her housemate and dumped her body has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for at least 12 years for a murder that an Oshawa judge said, “deeply offend common standards of decency.”

Defence accuses Toronto cops of cooking up critical evidence

Officers claim Umar Zameer’s BMW hit Const. Jeffrey Northrup head-on

Welcome to the budget pre-game show

Leaks, teases and announcements are a deliberate effort to shape the narrative ahead of release

A sad blend of tragedy and miracle

Luck, quick work saved motorists, but workers perish

Time to tighten the leash on dog owners

The barest details of the story are the stuff of nightmares: a child in Little Norway Park near the waterfront on Saturday, approaching a playground, no doubt gleefully anticipating the fun of climbing and sliding, when suddenly a dog charges from the playground to attack.