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Inquiry won't publicly name suspected parliamentarians

The head of a federal inquiry into foreign interference says she will not be publicly identifying parliamentarians suspected by a spy watchdog of meddling in Canadian affairs.

Leaders spar as Parliament returns

Fate of newly vulnerable minority Liberal government is tied to Bloc, NDP support

Two byelections a test for Trudeau, rivals

It was too soon to tell late Monday night the outcome of two federal byelections in Quebec and Manitoba, both of which have been viewed as tests for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his opposition rivals.

TIFF to screen 'Russians at War'

Ukrainian Canadian Congress calls for protests against film

Blocking the box' will cost $450

City is hiking fines on drivers who enter an intersection and don’t clear it before light turns red

We cannot forget this little boy's story

There are some tragedies that never take their leave of you.

Ohio police to be posted in schools after bomb threats

Ohio state police will help protect schools in a city at the centre of a political furor over Haitian migrants, the governor announced Monday, while local officials cancelled an annual celebration of cultural diversity in the fallout over former U.

Accessibility issues plague courthouse

Provincial report on 956M facility echoes concerns raised by advocates

Girl in swarming death is spared jail time

Judge cites teen's strip searches in custody after crime that 'shocked city'

Ottawa to ease mortgage rules

Some fear changes for first-time buyers, newly built homes will push prices up

People's Choice Award goes to 'The Life of Chuck'

Prize considered Oscar bellwether

Shaboozey shines in Toronto debut

Country star's show left a positive, lasting impression

Deep in debt? Consider a consumer proposal

If your debt is out of control and you can see no way out, filing for insolvency is an option that can help you get a handle on your finances and improve your credit history in the long run, experts say.

Parents eye savings as program costs rise

Increasing price tags are making it harder for families to afford to keep their children active

Save today for security tomorrow

Roughly half of mortgage holders have yet to face higher rates, but it’s never too early to start preparing

Euphoria from impulse-buying is often fleeting

It feels like a release.

It takes money to make money

While personal, your relationship with your wealth planner is also highly transactional, and understanding how these fees are structured is important when it comes to growing your money over time.

Babe out of the woods

How Schneider got his groove back after ice-cold months at plate

Boone calms Cole's walk controversy

Aaron Judge hit his major-league-leading 53rd homer and the Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 5-2 on Sunday to open a three-game lead over the secondplace Baltimore Orioles atop the American League East.

Chiefs alive and kicking

Winning field goal follows timely interference call

Vu ends the suspense in U.S. win

Birdie putt on 18th halts European rally to give Americans their first Solheim Cup since 2017

Mid-season tourney sure to add intrigue

Best on best this isn't. But it's getting closer.

Death toll rises as rain floods much of Europe

The death toll was rising in central European countries on Sunday after days of heavy rains caused widespread flooding and forced mass evacuations.

Two dead as missiles hit Odesa

Russian military says it downed 29 Ukrainian drones

Toronto becoming a hollow city of lost histories

In Toronto, we often pride our selves on being a city that cherishes its past while embracing the future.

Singh is an inspiration, but he must go

I forget exactly how it happened, but a few months ago, on a patio in Toronto's west end, the name Rupi Kaur arose.

Clarke is not the problem, the system is

Rationale for actions sheds light on promotional, hiring process

Portrait's retrieval as shocking as its theft

Industry experts say investigators' discovery of famous photo on another continent is a remarkable, and rare, event

Eby vows involuntary care for addictions

Premier says province 'taking action' to keep vulnerable people, communities safe

At least 8 dead in English Channel crossing

At least eight people died during a failed attempt to cross the English Channel from northern France, French maritime authorities said Sunday.