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Foot-dragging delays justice

The verdict is in the federal government has done a lousy job at appointing judges and has no good excuse for not doing better.

Trustee urges provincial strategy on AI use in schools

The province is being called on to help navigate the uncharted territory of artificial intelligence in schools, as educators worldwide grapple with how to responsibly use these rapidly evolving technologies.

U.S. at odds over aid package

Republican Speaker Mike Johnson said Wednesday the U.S. House will not feel \"rushed\" to pass the $95.3 billion (U.S.) foreign aid package for Ukraine, Israel and other allies, signalling a further stall over sending military hardware and munitions Kyiv badly needs to fight Russia.

Ex-general claims victory

Candidate was once banned from U.S. over rights abuses

Liberals rebrand carbon tax as 'rebate'

Ottawa trying to counter Tories' framing of levy as driver of inflation

Kennedy station bus platforms will shuffle

Many Scarborough transit users will face even more changes to their daily commute starting next week.

Partisan politics leaves tenants out in cold

Amid the biggest housing and homelessness crisis in recent memory, with the premier promising to move heaven and earth (and the Greenbelt) to give people a roof over their head, his government is leaving tenants out in the cold.

Council approves 9.5% property tax hike

Mayor agrees to $12.6 million more in funding for police

It was a day like no other at city hall

You hang around city hall long enough, you see plenty of weird things. Over more than two decades watching this place, I've seen a mayor (accidentally) physically tackle one of his colleagues, I've seen a council try to eliminate a plastic bag tax and wind up accidentally banning plastic bags instead, and I've seen reports on cash handed over in the parking garage in plastic bags.

Police increase presence around hospital

Debate rages over incident during rally outside Mount Sinai

Peace talks stall in Cairo

Netanyahu tells delegation to not continue unless militants soften demands

ROM plans $130M project that 'turns museum inside out'

Open-concept designs for foyer and Crystal wing

At least 8 children shot at parade

Three people arrested after gunfire at Super Bowl celebration kills radio DJ, wounds 22 people

Feds eye birth control, diabetes coverage

Contraceptives could be part of Liberal-NDP pharmacare deal, sources say

Lawsuit targets junior hockey leagues

U.S. suit challenges 'atrocious' contracts for teenage players

Civility engineering

New U of T post aims to foster respectful debate on polarizing issues

The best love songs EVER

10 Canadian musicians pick their favourites for Valentine’s Day

Unions warn of more labour turmoil in the coming years

Almost 15% of all workers in Ontario will see contracts expire by 2026

'It's going to be a love fest'

Duo who helped Siakam share his Toronto story to be on hand for his post-trade return to city tonight

Wedding bells, not wedding bills

More millennials are turning to smaller, more intimate celebrations as cost of living soars

Stewart's return is what we needed

For TV viewers, it was like seeing an old friend again.

Shopify posts profit boost

Black Friday, Cyber Monday sales cited as firm reports $657M earnings compared with $623M loss a year earlier

Canada grasping at straws with ban on plastics

The federal government’s sweeping ban on plastics is shaping up as misguided, if not a fiasco.

City makes it nine against the continent

Kevin De Bruyne is so often Manchester City’s man for the big occasion. He delivered again at the start of the Champions League’s knockout stage.

Barnes calls early exit in blowout 'bad look'

Young superstar is learning how to be a leader and deal with frustration of poor performanc

McMann of many hats lifts Leafs

Led by little-used winger, several Toronto players step in and step up in win over Blues

Jones to retire from women's team curling

Six-time Canadian champion will continue to play mixed doubles with her husband Laing

Rielly's penalty fits the act

Toronto's best defence-man, suspended for five games, is not very good at being its enforcer

Biden warns against opposing Ukraine aid

MARY CLARE JALONICK, STEPHEN GROVES AND AAMER MADHANI

Progress reported in talks

Work toward ceasefire continues, as Israel threatens to expand offensive