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Zoo announces death of moose

Trilly, 1], was euthanized last week after several months of decline’

Jasper faced with ‘a new normal

Evacuees cleared to return to town on Friday as essential services are restored after wildfire

Man quits marathon swim after going wrong direction

Trip across Lake Michigan cut short after dead GPS device left swimmer to rely on a compass and nature

Ontario tourism industry feeling the pinch

Sector struggles with inflation, drop in international visitors

Councillors balk at $150M trail extension

‘Heads are going to explode’ over cost of two-kilometre addition to path

Pick to lead human rights panel quits after controversy, probe into hiring

The Liberal government’s embattled choice to lead the Canadian Human Rights Commission announced Monday he has stepped down from the post after a government probe raised questions about how Birju Dattani was hired.

Skills to help post-secondary students stay afloat

Hands down, the most important financial skill every post-secondary student needs to learn is budgeting.

How to nail job networking

One student had reached 49 “coffee chats” — brief meetings with industry contacts — with nothing to show for it.

Get ahead of the hack

In the first half of this year some 11,000 Canadians have lost more than $284M to identity fraud. But there are steps you can take to avoid becoming the next victim

Final will be all-American

Defending champion Pegula set to face underdog Anisimova for title

Hit streak ends, legacy lives on

Guerrero's 22-game run rivalled Hall of Famers as clock ticks on his future with Jays

U.S. makes it eight in a row

French put up a fight, but Wilson helps Americans extend golden run

A summer of highs and lows for Canada

Canada’s record performance at the Paris Olympics did not happen without thorns, but athletes provided unforgettable sporting moments.

Letters from Paris

C is for Canada, E is for Eff-bombs and P is for (redacted) indelible memories of the Summer Olympics from A to Z

We've been getting it pretty rough'

Thousands face floods, power outages as storm system lingers on East Coast

Zelenskyy confirms operation in Russia

Days after Ukraine began a surprise military incursion into Russia’s Kursk border region, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has broken the government’s silence on it by indirectly acknowledging the ongoing military actions to “push the war out into the aggressor’s territory.”

Military widens evacuation orders in southern Gaza

The Israeli military ordered more evacuations in southern Gaza early Sunday, a day after a deadly airstrike on a school-turned-shelter in the north killed at least 80 Palestinians, according to local health authorities.

Community gathers to mourn stabbing victim, 9

The people of Southport, England, came together Sunday for the first of the funerals for three girls killed during a dance class, remembering nine-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar’s radiant smile and calling for an end to the unrest that has convulsed Britain since the attack two weeks ago.

Rental van linked to Markham abduction

Vehicle was rented by man with same name as accused in woman's killing last month

He was a man of many hats, literally

Former Star editor remembered for his sense of the absurd

Most in-custody deaths preventable, study finds

More than 2,000 have died in detention in Canada since 2000, spurring calls for accountability

Buzz over Poilievre rally raises questions

Researchers suspect bots used in recent wave of online support, but wonder who paid for them

A world united in the city of love

Like all great global cities, Paris can be a world unto itself.

Wetter, wearier and more exasperated

Sitting by myself at a McDonald’s at 2 o’clock in the morning, because it’s the only place near the Main Press Centre that’s still serving food, and thinking to myself: This is a crime against gastronomy.

Claims of inmate abuse put court cases at risk

Solicitor general investigating alleged mistreatment by guards at Maplehurst

Stormwater project could take 15 years to complete

Tunnels will 'significantly reduce number of homes impacted by costly flooding

Rodríguez clearly big-league keeper

A little bit of patience was required at the beginning of the season, but Blue Jays right-hander Yariel Rodríguez has proven to be worth the wait.

Curry has golden touch for U.S.

Golden State star achieves a dream as his clutch shooting ensures win over France in final

It will be a banner day for swimming stars

Success in pool earns some chance to carry flag

Arop runs the race of a lifetime for silver

Oh, Marco Arop wanted gold. So bad, he said. The 25-year-old Canadian had run the way he did in winning the world championship last year — sit at the back, close like a great wave — and he thought he timed it right. His Kenyan rival Emmanuel Wanyonyi had pushed the race very hard. Wanyonyi was throwing his whole chest into this race. Arop was trying to chase him down.