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Doors Open Toronto is back HERE ARE FIVE MUST-SEE PLACES

Next weekend, 163 of the city's most fascinating places will be open for all to explore for free as part of the city's Doors Open festival

This popular chef took his menu from fine-dining to food court

At this food stall specializing in kathi rolls, biryanis and Bombay street foods, the most expensive item on the menu is $15

PM in serious, but stable condition

The man accused of attempting to assassinate Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was ordered to remain behind bars Saturday as the nation's leader was in serious but stable condition after surviving multiple gunshots, officials said.

Divisive conscription law takes effect

Drafting of essential workers could impact businesses, municipal services

Rival piles pressure on PM

Gantz vows to quit War Cabinet if Netanyahu fails to adopt new Gaza plan

Israel vs. everyone?

Seven months into the conflict, the country's leaders are keenly aware of its growing isolation

No expert consensus on AI risks

Report highlights 'considerable uncertainty' over growing tech

Artists fight institutional silence on Gaza

One of Kagiso Lesego Molope's visceral memories from her South African childhood is of the dread that gripped her when her father, an anti-apartheid activist, was missing She remembers her family searching for hours until they found him dumped in a garbage heap by the police and left for dead after being tortured.

A city divided - over bike lanes

Mississauga's plan for Bloor Street has become a volatile issue in mayoral byelection

A new plan for international students

Experts offer their takes on what could be done to improve the postgrad work-permit process

Military reviewing 'outdated' medical standards

GTA applicant frustrated after being disqualified by the Forces due to being on antidepressants

Poilievre takes page from Ford playbook

Tories have traditionally been the party of big business with a simple subtext: labour be damned.

Bird flu outbreak proves we're still 'just flying blind'

Four years into COVID, experts fear we are no better at detecting viruses

The gift of a 'good-natured heart'

Robbie Sherren's selfless act marks the first-in-Canada donation of a heart after cardiac death

Officials seize about $500,000 worth of baby eels from Pearson airport

Canada closed lucrative fishery over violent clashes

Heat poses risk in powerless areas

Storm-ravaged Houston opens cooling centres as humidex predicted to hit 38 C this week

Players not fully keen on Guardian caps

League OKs soft helmet covers in games, makes mouthguards mandatory

Marsch offers global vision

Canada's U.S.-born coach brings Premier League, Bundesliga experience

Signs point to deal near draft time

Brown seen as a valuable trade option who could bring the team a useful piece in return

Family ties that bind

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

SAILING FOR SCIENCE

Of all the places I've been as a travel journalist, this is perhaps the unlikeliest: I'm watching waves crash outside my cabin as the Coral Discoverer charts its course northward through Queensland's tropical waters. On the horizon, mountainous islands covered in eucalyptus forests tumble down to where empty white beaches meet the sea.

Students know why they are protesting

Yesterday, one of my former graduate students, now a professor, and I were talking. She asked if I thought students who've set up encampments for university divestment from Israel are just \"swept up\" without knowing much about the actual circumstances of Palestinians.

How I got the message

When a text spammer offered me a job, I said yes. Here's what happened next

Trump has already lost debates with Biden

For an alleged sack of bones with dementia, Joe Biden keeps outsmarting Republicans.

From Salt-N-Pepa to Shakespeare

Sam White, who is directing Romeo and Juliet' at Stratford, has rap music to thank for her introduction to the Bard

AI can create tremendous value

According to Statistics Canada, about one in seven Canadian businesses were already using or had plans to use generative artificial intelligence in the first quarter of 2024.

HOW TO SOLVE A HOUSING CRISIS

Toronto's unaffordable housing market is the result of decades of bad policy. These three solutions are our best bet for getting it under control

Going down swinging

Imperfect Jays offence nearly gives Rays starter Alexander a perfect day

'My head is still spinning'

Scheffler goes from jail cell to contending for lead on wild day at Valhalla

Debut season ends in familiar heartbreak

The Walter Cup will not be coming to Toronto.