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Eurovision under the shadow of war

Europe's biggest singing contest says it's apolitical. An Israeli artist is putting that claim to the test

'I feel the world has collapsed'

Ethiopian refugee's ambition to become a neurosurgeon faces bureaucratic hurdle

These students got accepted, now they need accommodations

Study of 22 publicly funded schools uncovers a brewing housing crisis

Truck driver helped limit casualties in crash

A Chinese truck driver was praised in local media Saturday for parking his vehicle across a highway and preventing more cars from tumbling down a slope after a section of the road in the country's mountainous south collapsed and killed at least 48 people.

WestJet issues lockout notice to mechanics union

WestJet has issued a 72-hour lockout notice to the union representing its mechanics and warns a work stoppage could happen as early as Tuesday.

Anti-vaping pilot passes the test

South River high school found detectors led to drop in on-campus vaping and helped create 'safer spaces'

A race Werth running

Ex-outfielder owns stake in several horses, one in Run for the Roses

Coach creator of Canadian content

Mitchell is ready to get back in the gym and work with his protégés before the Summer Olympics

Canucks set date with Oilers

Predators eliminated after sixth straight home defeat in post-season

It seems you can take Boston out of the boy

Defence prospect Webber insists series has not tested his loyalties

A leader in the clubhouse (and stat sheet)

Turner's open-minded approach comes from long baseball journey

WINNER TAKE ALL

Why this Game 7 isn't like the others

What does Finland know about happiness?

On the outskirts of Helsinki, Anna Nyman, a forager, biologist and herbalist, walks me around the island of Lammassaari, a nature reserve slowly waking up from its winter slumber.

A Negroni journey across Italy

I took a multi-city trip to sip my favourite cocktail in its homeland

Why police lie and who suffers

There is a problem in Canadian policing with cops who lie. For many, the recent verdict in the trial of Umar Zameer is a powerful reminder of the dangers this poses.

Doctors should focus on medicine, not social justice

For over a year, Canadian physicians have been debating the CanMEDS roles, which is a framework describing the competencies required of specialist doctors certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. These roles are taught in medical school and form part of the basis for the students' evaluations.

Travel's balancing act in the age of Instagram tourists

Get ready to go, but not too ready, argues a veteran traveller in new book

MEET NADER HASAN Just try him

A rising star in court circles, Toronto lawyer behind Umar Zameer's stunning victory 'turned over every grain of sand on the beach'

GTA development a breath of fresh air

Couple moving to townhome equipped with Panasonic's Breathe Well solution

Remote work can aid wellness

While flexibility in work arrangements has been praised for allowing employees to avoid long commutes and manage work-life balance more effectively, skeptics argue that such arrangements lead to increased feelings of isolation and blurred work-life boundaries.

Grocery co-ops offer relief for shoppers

Experts say stores address feelings of distrust toward corporations, frustration over high prices

What would Trump mean for Canada?

A recent report on the potential impacts of this year's U.S. presidential election by Scotiabank Economics is among the first to quantify the likely economic damage to Canada from a second Donald Trump presidency.

PRIDE ON THE LINE

Toronto's Japanese restaurants are finding it harder than ever to find qualified chefs. The reason? An unintended side effect of government policy

Former Trump adviser takes stand

Ex-aide recounts political firestorm in 2016 over 'Access Hollywood' tape

UN says Rafah assault could kill hundreds of thousands

Palestinians at 'imminent risk of death' if Israel invades region, agency warns

Program for sex offenders may end

Funding has dried up for Ontario system that, a study found, helped cut recidivism by nearly 90%

Old factory converted to become net-zero

Owner found way to retrofit building that is super energy efficient: geothermal energy

Manitoba, Ottawa plan Red Dress alert system

Public to be notified of missing Indigenous women and girls

What a poll says about next Liberal leader

Deputy PM Freeland is the most prominent in a hypothetical race with no obvious front-runner

Protest encampment remains at U of T

School concerned about reports of threats, hate speech