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Province commits over $1B to higher learning

Funding falls short of what universities, colleges hoped for

Back in the driver's seat

Adam Growe is a man of many hats: a standup comedian, a corporate entertainer, a foster parent to seven children. But he's likely most recognized as being Toronto's favourite cabbie.

The revolution will be in Spanglish

There may be a change in plans: Before AI kills us, it will confuse us.

'Toronto Rave' puts you at the centre of the party

DJ and promoter Aaron Plummer decided to turn his adventures staging semi-clandestine events in secret locations across Toronto into a game

Homan locks up playoff berth

Unbeaten Ontario sits atop Pool B, keeping pace with Alberta in Pool A

Porto beats Arsenal in first leg

Winner scored deep into stoppage time, while Barcelona and Napoli draw

Women launch $40M lawsuit

Players' claims target 2018 board on eve of Gold Cup

Tiedemann has sights on more innings

Toronto's top prospect likely to make major-league debut this season after strong Fall League

It's not the greatest look

Visiting players are no fans of the Mullett, Coyotes' cosy home

Tapping in ... or tapping out

MMA legend delivers pep talk with Raptors on edge between play-in push and tank

Pharmacare for all? This plan isn't even close

This might not be the time to roll out additional pharmacare coverage for Canadians.

Toronto's new 'starter' home: A $IM condo or townhouse

Report analyzes what $1 million will buy in Canada

Nvidia's revenue, profit soar thanks to AI chips

SANTA CLARA, CALIF. Nvidia Corp., which has seen its value skyrocket over the past year thanks to soaring demand for its graphics chips used for artificial intelligence, posted stronger-than-expected results for the latest quarter, with its revenue more than tripling from a year earlier.

Pipeline shortages may be persistent

Companies are boosting production, but increase may be too much for Trans Mountain to handle

The silver lining of going grey

It was not my intention to embrace my greying hair; I resisted for many years worried about how it would change my perception of self and how others would treat me. These concerns persisted despite being blessed with good skin and excellent health.

Poilievre bows down to Trump

So let me get this straight. Pierre Poilievre is going to make life more affordable for Canadians. Yet he’s going to ramp up our military spending wildly, as demanded by Donald Trump.

One killed during farmers' protest

Demonstrator dies after clashes erupt with security forces

At least 14 dead in mine collapse

Officials say more could be trapped

Israel blamed for strike

Two dead in missile attack on Damascus, airstrike kills two in Lebanon

Review sought over Gazan program

Lawyers call for better communication from federal department over refugee applications

Cap on students will hurt economy, province suggests

Ottawa did not consult with the provinces before announcing caps on international students, and it’s not just colleges and universities that will feel the impact — Ontario’s economy will too, says Post-Secondary Minister Jill Dunlop.

Man acquitted in pizza shop murder

Convicted brothers to face new trials after court finds judicial errors, questionable testimony

Random shootings part of a pattern, police, experts say

'We need to nip this in the bud and be outraged, and continue to be outraged'

Poilievre's comments on transgender policy draw fire

Conservative leader backs ban on transgender women in female spaces

Millennials outnumber boomers in Canada

OTTAWA Statistics Canada says there are now more millennials than baby boomers in the country, ending the 65-year reign of the post-Second World War generation as the largest cohort in the population.

'We knew it was going to be bafflegab'

Sault Ste. Marie residents without clinic disappointed by Tories’ reaction

City looks to increase parking fines

Hikes could create up to $60 million in new revenue

Helping kids navigate climate change distress

CAMH program to connect youth with solutions

Study permit cap could alter diversity

Schools will target countries with high visa approvals

City eyes methods to curb canine attacks

Measures include dangerous dog registry and signage