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Canadian canola industry could take $1B hit: report

Chinese response a counter to tariffs on aluminum, EVs

'It's an exciting day

Launch of booze sales in Ontario convenience stores brings cheers from owners, curiosity from customers

Singh in need of a lifeline

There is certainly a vibe on the campaign trail in Montreal, Craig Sauvé told me this week: Rage.

Some Liberals think change may help

Many believe departure of campaign director can act as reset button, give party a better chance

Suspect's father faces charges

Teen accused of killing four people

Police kill gunman they believe aimed to attack Israel consulate

Suspect fatally shot near Nazi-era museum on anniversary of 1972 slayings

Forgeries 'damaged' artist's legacy

‘Principal architect’ of massive fraud scheme handed five years in prison

Parliament approves new chief diplomat

Former envoy’s appointment comes as Zelenskyy mulls cabinet reshuffle

Trump lawyer, judge clash

Defence says prosecutors rushing indictment ahead of presidential vote

Fifteen-year-old girl set on fire at Saskatoon high school

Staff members injured while helping teen, who is in hospital; suspect a fellow student, police say

All charges against ex-pastor dropped

Megachurch preacher enters peace bond after Crown finds no reasonable prospect of conviction’

Chow seeks aid from province, Ottawa

City’s rent-subsidy freeze nears the six-month mark

Federal vote could derail Ford's plans

As Doug Ford counts down to an early spring election, watch out for the fallout from a federal election he hadn’t counted on — even earlier next spring.

Kindergarteners' reading skills at risk, report says

The province must move faster on changes to the kindergarten curriculum so another crop of young learners doesn’t fall behind in reading, says a new report from the Ontario Human Rights Commission.

An old promise finally delivered gives Tories something to run on

Six years after first campaigning to liberalize alcohol sales in Ontario, Premier Doug Ford has kept a promise that sets the table for the next election.

Singh won't say whether he'll help topple government

NDP leader says selfish’ PM prioritizes corporate interests over serving Canadians

Voluntary database 'failed to do job'

Watchdog says poor management led to low uptake in police project to protect people in crisis

There's only one winner in this breakup

The rooster crowed three times … Which doesn’t hold a candle to the cock who crowed 13 times (in English, didn’t count the French) on Thursday morning about ripping up the NDP-Liberal prenup that has kept Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s minority government in trembly power for the last 30 months.

International enrolment in drastic decline

Foreign student applications down 45% since rule change

City gives itself grace in roadkill removal

Cadaver collection time frame extended as targets become increasingly hard to hit

Liberal election campaign director resigns

Jeremy Broadhurst told Justin Trudeau of election doubts

Pegula upsets Swiatek to reach semi

Buffalo native beats world No. 1 to break through in major quarterfinal

Facing grief with gratitude

Eustaquio brothers deal with trials of losing parents as their families grow

Columbus tries to make sense of loss

Blue Jackets hold candlelight vigil for fans outside arena in remembrance of Gaudreau brothers

Bennett swims to second gold

Canadian wins 200m individual medley days after 1OOm breaststroke

A pricey core that scores

Oilers are following the Leafs’ cap blueprint except their stars have performed in the playoffs

Some banks rethinking strategy on home mortgage competition

Hesitance comes as high interest rates have slowed market

Toronto sees a surge in tech talent

Increased demand for AI skill set fuelling job growth across all sectors, CBRE official says

BoC cuts key rate to 4.25 per cent

As inflation falls, further reductions can be expected

Beer, wine and cocktails now in convenience stores

Owners have been waiting a long time’ for market to open