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Even in this heat, this pool is too cold

Park’s heating system has been broken for 2 years

Harris has boosted her odds with Walz

Kamala Harris faced a lovely problem: too many great choices for VP.

X sues advertisers over alleged boycott after Musk buyout

Companies accused of violating antitrust laws by organizing pause on spending

Is Singapore's housing model a realistic solution for Canada?

Urban planner Louisa-May Khoo says she got a sense of deja-vu when British Columbia Premier David Eby announced the BC Builds housing program this year.

Canada posts merchandise trade surplus for June

Exports rose 5.5 per cent to 66.6 billion amid gains in energy products and crude oil

GM Canada welcomes potential China tariffs

The potential of tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports is being welcomed by the Canadian head of General Motors as major producer BYD looks to enter the market.

Rebound eases investor concerns

Analysts, money managers, economists still trying to make sense of Monday’s massive sell-off

Andreescu loses in opener

Bianca Andreescu is out of the National Bank Open.

SHE'S JUST RAMPING UP

Paris didn’t go her way, but Canadian prodigy Fay De Fazio Ebert is only getting started

Horsing around with a prince at '84 Games

Former marathon runner met royalty in Los Angeles

POWER OF LOVE

With one mighty throw, Canada’s Rogers wins gold, and a hug that wraps around her soul

Cottage trip marked a new era

September 2022 was a lonely time in my life, until a short trip to Ontario cottage country strengthened unexpected connections.

'Worst-case scenario' has been avoided, minister says

Lake created by landslide blocking river drains without flooding towns

WestJet sued over reimbursement policies

Passenger advocacy group demands airline remove limits on compensation for cancelled, delayed flights

Nobel laureate to lead interim government after PM ousted

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus will head Bangladesh’s interim government after longtime Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled the country amid a mass uprising that left hundreds of people dead and pushed the South Asian nation to the brink of chaos.

Harris's VP choice could help boost ties

Ford bonded with Minnesota governor during visit to discuss cross-border trade

De Grasse's coach sent packing after bombshell report

PARIS From the looks of it, perhaps Canadian sports poohbahs should have chartered a plane for a stealth extraction of coaches punted from the Olympics.

Feds vow to crack down on foreign worker program

Minister promises more oversight but critics say broader changes needed to prevent exploitation

Ottawa granted extension to pass bill

Federal government to implement new rules to restore citizenship rights of lost Canadians’

A wonderfully acted case for Shaw

‘Candida’ shows that Irish playwright’s work still has a vital place at his namesake festival

Glencore to pay $152M in Swiss bribery case

Glencore Plc will pay $152 million (U.S.) after Swiss authorities wrapped up an investigation into the commodities trader and miner, marking the end of more than six years of legal probes across Europe and the Americas.

Tik Tok pulls feature over screen time fears

TikTok has agreed to withdraw a rewards feature that raised concerns about its potential to encourage excessive screen time, particularly among children, the European Union’s executive commission said Monday.

Google loses antitrust case over search dominance

Ruling vindicates regulators aiming to rein in Big Tech

Drone spying scandal scares soccer sponsors

Advertisers are deeply concerned’ about allegations, but they aren’t fleeing Canadian women’s team yet

Rail strike looms, but companies already feel pinch

Some customers have rerouted cargo

No luck needed to serve a bitter loss to Americans

Canadian duo reaches beach volleyball quarterfinals under Eiffel Tower

More robotic, more transparent

Flying fish hybrid spinning: From a submerged back pike position with legs perpendicular to the surface, a thrust is executed to a vertical position and with no loss of height one leg is rapidly lowered to an airborne fishtail position Without a pause the horizontual leg is rapidly lifted to a vertical position, followed by a rapid 180-degree spin.

Canada's hidden challenge

Nash offers advice to medal contender with more than Wemby to worry about

Emissions linked to hundreds of deaths

Study examines ultra-tiny particles produced when things are burned

PM resigns, flees country

Military chief to take over, new elections to follow