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Pinehurst's greens are a tough test

Practising pros say they need to play 'very, very conservatively' to sink ball in U.S. Open holes

Oilers want more shots

Edmonton isn't looking to tweak approach, just turn up the heat on goal

Legend was more than a logo

Champion player and executive enshrined by Hall of Fame three times

Still searching for an identity

Toronto batters don't hit for power, but they aren't particularly adept at playing small ball either

U.S. holds rate steady in split with Ottawa

Long-term divergence could spell trouble, experts say

Dollarama reveals plans to expand Latin American chain

Company ups stake in Dollarcity, which will open in Mexico

Pearson screeners vote for strike

Airport workers employed by Garda World Security seeking higher wages, better work conditions

Poilievre's vision cause for alarm

Pierre Poilievre often calls Canada “broken,” but he rarely reveals that his dream Canada is an austere place that few Canadians would recognize or want to live in.

Nine killed in Russian attacks

Deadly assault on president's hometown comes ahead of G7 summit

Hezbollah vows to ramp up border attacks against Israel

Militants make declaration after senior commander was killed in airstrike

Cost of Willowdale development soars

Report about delayed housing project recommends councillors approve new $36M price tag

Program overhaul draws concern

A majority of employers in the agriculture sector are opposed to a federal plan that would allow foreign workers to change employers within the same industry because they fear this would encourage “employee poaching,” says a new study.

Canada moves into top 5 countries in refugee claims

Growing trend tied to new conflicts, failure to resolve long-standing crises

Ford thinks love will soothe Trump

Time for Canada to start worrying about Donald Trump again.

Let's allow neighbourhoods to be great

Is there a more celebrated neighbourhood in Toronto than Kensington Market? It has been the setting for at least two television shows, subject of a Heritage Minute, designated a National Historic Site and factored into the origin mythology of our first megacity mayor.

Committee report a 'call for action'

Focus on bad-actor MPs misses bigger problem with meddling, security committee chair warns

Irish explorer's last ship, Quest, found in the depths off Labrador

Ernest Shackleton had died on the ship in 1922 at age 47

Beer Store can apply to sell lottery tickets

Deal with Ontario allows retailer to expand its offerings

Officers refuse to participate in probe

Police watchdog has requested notes, interviews from two cops under scrutiny

How city hall is keeping a tenuous peace

Protest-free bubble zones' motion shows split in council

Canada should gird for Trump victory

Top officials call for co-ordinated plan to protect interests

'It's going to be horrible'

Spadina streetcars to be pulled for TTC upgrades as traffic woes mount

Growing reliance on contractors a boon for CAE

Canadian Armed Forces facing staffing shortage

Bell must sell ad spaces following Outfront deal

Bell Media has been instructed to sell hundreds of its outdoor advertising displays, including billboards, transit displays and other advertisements, after entering a consent agreement with Canada’s Competition Bureau.

North American relations need work, BMO head says

Canada must do more to lay groundwork to avoid trade talk surprises

How a former Arcade Fire member helped create the sound of 'Stereophonic'

The assignment was daunting: Write a song for an onstage moment of transcendence. Make it kind of funny and exciting and for a five-piece band. Write it so it justifies an audience sitting in their seats for two hours before they hear it. And, oh, it must plausibly be a rock hit in 1976.

Taylor Swift, please save the free world

As the Queen of the Universe, Taylor Swift can help save the world.

DAN BOECKNER

Prolific band creator decided to take a chance on himself with new solo album

More Ontarians missing mortgage payments

Total amount reaching 'severe delinquency' exceeded $1 billion for the first time, Equifax finds

Border agency workers reach deal

Union members to get new benefits, wage enhancements