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EMMY AWARDS: Emotional screen stars were feeling the love

Cast reunions and beloved presenters were part of the joy at television’s annual celebration of itself

Zelenskyy lashes out at Putin

Ukrainian leader urges allies to make sure Russian sanctions are working

DEBT: Bankruptcy trustees say they're getting more calls

Experts see uptick in panicked pre-construction homebuyers

GOLF: When easiest shots are hardest

Mcllroy let Dubai victory slip away after three-putting from two feet out

Players irked by lax fan movement rules

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA When Novak Djokovic complained to the chair umpire about wasting \"30, 40, 50 seconds\" because of spectators moving after every game during his first-round match, it was obvious rules had been relaxed at the Australian Open.

Hyman thriving with Oilers

Ex-Leaf on pace for 50 goals as Edmonton has regained contender status

Not all men willing to become soldiers

It was 7:15 a.m. Terrible traffic jams formed at the entrance to our city. I was in a hurry and became nervous. Ukrainian military personnel stopped each car, checked the men's documents and gave out military summonses.

ANALYSIS: Notley's departure leaves big shoes to fill

Rachel Notley, a politician who changed the face of Alberta politics as the province's first New Democratic premier and then as the most successful Opposition leader in the province's history, is stepping down.

REFUGEE SHELTER FUNDING: Chow lying to Torontonians,' MP says

Liberal backbencher argues federal government has supported city, calls tax hike irresponsible’

QUEEN'S PARK Former PC minister in political limbo

Independent MPP must wait for RCMP Greenbelt investigation to finish before ethics review

Bennett to be named ambassador to Denmark

Toronto MP in line for post in coming days, sources say

FEDERAL POLITICS: Poilievre ponders power team

Conservative columnist among star candidates’ being considered for Tories in next election

Rockets launched from Gaza

Army, militants clash in north of territory as both sides agree to aid deal

From victor to defendant

A day after Iowa win, Trump was back in New York for trial, painting himself as persecuted

Small screen, BIG WINNERS

‘Succession, Beef and The Bear’ revel on TV’s grandest night

Dancing to the sound of heartbreak

Choreographer Mark Morris mines Burt Bacharach songs for emotion in The Look of Love’

Dozens of Canadian ships delayed

Canadian shippers are starting to feel the strain of recent attacks on cargo vessels in the Red Sea, as container rates rise and boats arrive late on the East Coast.

AI, climate prompt concerns

More CEOs fear for their companies’ future, survey says

Local brewery on the hunt for coffee partner

More owners look to share space amid dining slump

Félix wins midnight marathon

Fellow Canadians Shapovalov and Raonic out on Day 2 in Melbourne

Offence sputters to a halt in loss

Effort can’t overcome dreadful second-half stretch, woeful three-point shooting against Celtics

Allen keeps cool in the cold

Bills quarterback made plays, not mistakes. Now the champs are coming

Ryan gets new, beautiful' ending

Top NHL pick ended up stocking shelves, then acting. At 47, pro hockey called him one last time

The real stakes in Gaza

The verbal battle at the UN’s International Court of Justice over whether Israel is guilty of “genocide” in Gaza is both a provocation and a distraction.

Volcano an ongoing threat, president says

Iceland’s president said the country is battling “tremendous forces of nature” after molten lava from a volcano in the island’s southwest consumed several houses in the evacuated town of Grindavik.

Councillor pans ban on tobogganing

City’s closure order for 45 hills over safety concerns called embarrassing, misguided’

PM says Kviv aware of Tories' actions

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed concern to Justin Trudeau about what appears to be Conservative backsliding in the Canadian consensus in support of Ukraine, the prime minister says.

Former NDP leader exuded an ineffable grace, sophistication

He was the prime minister we never had, though we surely had the chance.

UN pleads for aid, warns of famine

Agency chiefs say delivery of essentials has been hobbled by lack of supply routes, fighting

Trump takes Republican primary

Former U.S. president wins early contest with ease, but his real battle will be in the courtroom