8 hours ago «Le monde devient très agressif»: une directrice de garderie craint les représailles pour avoir dénoncé l’intégrisme islamique

Fatima Aboubakr est sortie pour dénoncer la présence de groupuscules intégristes islamiques dans des écoles, hôpitaux et résidences pour aînés.

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8 hours ago Massive cleanup underway after B.C. community cut off by atmospheric river

Quarry Road resident Sharon Phillips, whose family has lived in her home since 1960, said the power went out on Saturday at 11 a.m. and they have been sheltering in place since.

Economics

13 hours ago Alberta Premier Smith pressuring Nenshi to declare seat run as NDP demand byelection

Smith has until the new year to call the race in Lethbridge-West, after the riding's former NDP legislature member, Shannon Phillips, resigned in July

Politics

13 hours ago Smith says she’s waiting on Nenshi to declare his intent before calling byelection

Smith has until the new year to call the race in Lethbridge-West, after the riding's former NDP legislature member, Shannon Phillips, resigned in July

Politics

13 hours ago Anger after Toronto cop puts cyclists in danger to have a little snack

A Toronto Police officer was called out by an angry citizen after parking in a midtown bike lane to munch on a snack, which some argue could have put cyclists in unnecessary danger.A video making the rounds on social media shows someone confronting a 53 Division police officer, who was parked in a bike lane on Davenport just west of Yonge, apparently just to eat.The clip shows the narrator approaching the police car, saying, "Just blocking a bike lane, eh?" The narrator then makes eye contact with the officer, who is caught mid-chew with one hand on a package of snacks and the other hand on a keyboard.The narrator calls out the cop, saying "Rules for thee but not for me, having his lunch," before the officer quickly leaves the scene, to which the narrator responds, "And doesn't like the...

Sport

15 hours ago Breathtaking Toronto home selling for $7 million is inspired by a Swiss Army knife

Nestled in Toronto’s lush ravine system at the end of a private cul-de-sac, this award-winning architectural marvel is a true gem of design and functionality.Inspired by the precision and versatility of a Swiss Army knife, 7 Waxwing Pl. is a nearly 6,000-square-foot multi-level home that combines striking modern design with unparalleled functionality.Crafted by Ancerl Studio, the residence was designed and built for a large blended family who clearly wanted an innovative and progressive home. The front entrance.At first glance, the home presents a solid, sleek front facade that reflects the surrounding greenery, almost causing it to disappear into the background.The entrance is tucked away behind this minimalist exterior, which immediately introduces you to the home...

Economics

18 hours ago Pokemon cards, music royalties, sports memorabilia: Do alternative investments work?

"One could argue the Pokemon cards and trading cards are a better place to store your value than something like the U.S. dollar, just given the scarce properties of the cards," said the Edmonton resident in an interview

Sport

18 hours ago Over $140K raised for woman killed by school bus driver at Toronto crosswalk

The family of a 22-year-old Toronto woman struck and killed by the driver of a school bus this month has received an outpouring of support from the community, with a campaign to support the victim's loved ones now tallying up to more than $140,000.On October 9, Rachel Turner was crossing Kingston Road in the Beaches neighbourhood via a crosswalk at Kingswood Road when she was struck by the driver of a school bus turning onto the street. The driver remained on the scene, and Turner was transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries, where she tragically passed away four days later.Police are investigating the incident and have appealed to local residents, businesses and drivers who may have security or dash camera footage of the incident to contact investigators.A GoFundMe campai...

Society

18 hours ago Toronto just smashed a concerning weather high not seen in over 100 years

Despite November being just around the corner, summerlike temperatures in Toronto and most of southern Ontario will not let up, as mid-day highs continue to hover well above the 20-degree C mark. The warm conditions have delayed the need for the city's residents to pull out their thick jackets and cozy sweaters, and as a result, many people have started to express concerns about the rising temperatures as well as the state of the planet in general. According to a new chart posted by @YYZ_Weather on X, yesterday was Toronto's third warmest Oct. 21, with a 4 p.m. high of 23.1 C. The record was originally set more than 100 years ago in 1920 when Toronto saw a high of 27.2 C. The chart was quickly reshared on other social media platforms includin...

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