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Oakville at risk of losing federal housing funds

Minister issues warning as city breaks deal to bring in gentle density policies

Sisters' killer gets the chance they never did

For Rohan Ranger, there should be no mercy, no forgiveness and no redemption. But there will be freedom.

Manoah looking like an ace again

Positives have been few and far between for the Blue Jays this season but the re-emergence of Alek Manoah certainly qualifies as one of the rare developments worth celebrating.

Canada's talent pool runs deep

Lineup full of accomplished swimmers set for Paris, with McIntosh shouldering major role

COMFORTABLY HIMSELF

Dutchy was a laughing Labrador retriever of aman

Light feet with a heavy heart

Matthew Schaefer, last year’s No. 1 pick in the OHL draft, has dealt with two unfathomable losses

New president faces political gridlock

Incoming leader expected to build on predecessor’s reforms, despite losing legislative majority

At least ll killed in Russian offensive

Attacks put pressure on Kyiv’s outnumbered forces, which await delayed aid deliveries

Canadians grapple with climate anxiety

Mental-health effects from planetary crisis an understated public health challenge

Airstrike kills dozens in central Gaza

Fighting rages in north as Netanyahu faces criticism from war cabinet over lack of postwar plan

Ottawa urged to rethink plan

Advocates call for new strategy to address violence in Bangladesh camps

Ottawa says tenants not on hook for foreign landlords' tax bills

Clarification follows extremely rare’ situation in which CRA ordered Montreal man to pay six years worth of fees plus interest and penalties

PAYING THE TAX MAN

We’re in challenging economic times, and many Canadians may be struggling to pay their tax debts. Here are some tips and strategies to avoid falling further behind

ONE BIG BIRDIE

Clutch putt on final hole gives Schauffele his first major championship

Growing wildfire threat leads to calls for Ottawa to rethink its role

Feds boost aid to provinces as some push for national firefighting agency

State of housing in First Nations laid bare

Safety report filed in lawsuit describes shocking conditions in two communities

CRASH PLUNGES IRAN INTO NEW TURMOIL

‘No sign of life’ as crews find chopper carrying president, foreign minister

Blowout win an Italian job

Bernardeschi scores hat trick against Montreal, Insigne has two assists

Atkins sees some signs of improvement

The Blue Jays hit the one-quarter mark of the season in rough shape. More losses than wins, second-worst in the majors in scoring, and three weeks removed from their last two-game win streak.

Stage set for wild Sunday

Schauffele, Morikawa lead pack into final round, as Scheffler fades away

Stars are looking north

Dallas awaits winner of Monday's Game 7 between Oilers and Canucks

Family ties that bind

Davis Schneider's childhood dreams came true with the Jays. An important piece of his improbable story is missing

Sleepy towns key for military

U.S. troops may be stationed in such communities to help counter China

Is Poilievre ready to be the next prime minister?

\"You must be kidding,\" That was one of the many emails I received in response to a column I published in Policy Options in 2021 titled \"Justin Trudeau: The Mature Brand.\" It argued that the man once accused of being \"just not ready\" in a barrage of attack ads by the Stephen Harper-led Conservatives had transformed into a seasoned, mature figure.

Trapped in the old ways

Neck snares and similar devices often leave wolves, coyotes and other species to suffer

Songs in the key of strife

Artificial intelligence's entry into music is making foes of artists and labels alike

'Mystery meat' sells out fast

Those spongy lumps of uncertain origin in instant-cup noodles? Turns out consumers in Japan love them just as much as the main attraction.

More troops near Guyana

Despite having pledged to tamp down tensions with Guyana, the Venezuelan regime is increasing its military presence at its border with that country, while raising the volume of its saber-rattling against the neighbouring nation amid the poor showings at the polls of ruler Nicolás Maduro ahead of July's presidential election.

Why are young people missing from electoral politics?

I have compassionate, engaged and altruistic friends, but lately they've all been telling me they don't want to vote.

PANDORA SPEAKS

What went wrong with decriminalization in British Columbia? Those on the streets have a message for Toronto