4 h. ago Provincial police seek big rig that left Hwy. 401 crash scene

For the second time in three days, OPP are probing a Highway 401 crash involving a transport truck driver who failed to remain at the scene.

Events

7 h. ago Spike in German Gas Premium Signals Persistant Storage Worries

The premium that German natural gas futures trade above Europe’s benchmark jumped to a three-year high, signaling that concerns about its low fuel inventories remain.

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12 h. ago Newfoundland girl’s disappearance prompts calls for tougher laws to stop abductions

The girl’s disappearance underscores long-standing concerns about the ease with which a parent can take a child to another country without the other parent’s knowledge or consent. 

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26 h. ago Toronto police ask for public’s help after targeted home invasion, kidnapping

A targeted home invasion and kidnapping led to a gunpoint standoff with police and an overnight chase across Toronto. Two suspects remain at large, investigators say.

Events

28 h. ago George Springer's iconic ALCS Toronto Blue Jays home run ball is now up for sale

Another iconic piece of Toronto Blue Jays history is up for sale.The ball from George Springer's incredible home run in Game 7 of the ALCS versus the Seattle Mariners is available for auction.Springer's home run allowed the Blue Jays to come from behind and knock off the Seattle Mariners. By doing so, the Jays were able to advance to the World Series for the first time since 1993.George Springer just hit one of the biggest home runs in #BlueJays history.Rogers Centre is shaking. pic.twitter.com/3RitrE86AU— Keegan Matheson (@KeeganMatheson) October 21, 2025 To no surprise, given that it's one of the biggest hits in Blue Jays history, getting this ball won't come for a low price. In fact, the starting bid, which will remain up for auction until Saturday, Dec. 13, is set at US$10,000. "Presented is the Official Major League Rob Manfred Jr. baseball hit by Springer that would eventually send the Blue Jays to the World Series. Against starter-acting-r...

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33 h. ago B.C. conservation officers capture four more grizzly bears in Bella Coola

The bears will be assessed to determine whether they were involved in the attack on schoolchildren in Bella Coola two weeks ago.

Events

33 h. ago Hillel Neuer: UN prostitutes itself to dictators looking to end western sanctions

The General Assembly is hosting a gathering of human rights violators hoping to escape repercussions for their crimes

Events

34 h. ago 'Cornerstone' Port Stanley inn shuts restaurant, but not for lack of business

PORT STANLEY – The Kettle Creek Inn in this waterfront village is closing its restaurant again, this time for good, citing a shortage of kitchen staff and growing competition during the busy tourism season. The inn will remain open, but visitors now have a wealth of eatery choices nearby, meaning it can scale back food […]

Economics

43 h. ago Toronto neighbourhood frustrated as local library set to move nearly 1 km away

A long-awaited relocation of a library in Toronto's St Lawrence neighbourhood is sparking frustration among some local residents who say the area is losing its local branch to another community.Toronto Public Library (TPL) formally announced on Tuesday that it had purchased a heritage building at 339 Queen St. E. to house a new branch, which is anticipated to open in 2028. The move will replace the existing TPL St. Lawrence branch at 171 Front St. E., which is set to remain open throughout construction.In a new release, TPL says the relocation responds to "rapid population growth and increased demand for library services in this part of the city," with the new branch set to serve the neighbourhoods of St. Lawrence, Moss Park, and Corktown.Located roughly 950 metres from its current site (or about a 14-minute walk), the new location sits at the northeastern edge of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood, in a part of the city many actually consider to be Moss Park.The...

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54 h. ago Canadians could see federal income tax bracket change in 2026

Slight changes to tax brackets are proposed to keep inflation in check as consumer prices remain high

Economics

3 d. ago Forever Canada petition opposing Alberta separation has signature goal verified

A citizen-led petition affirming Alberta should remain "forever" Canadian has been verified by provincial elections officials and is now on its way to the legislature.

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3 d. ago Iconic Hudson's Bay holiday windows returning to Toronto for 2025 but with a twist

Many Toronto residents have been mourning the loss of Hudson's Bay's classic holiday window displays this year. Still, it seems they might get a dose of festive-season nostalgia after all, as Cadillac Fairview has hinted that the vignettes are not gone for good.Passersby have recently noticed colourful hoardings on the windows of Hudson's Bay's former flagship store at Queen and Yonge. The windows are wrapped like giant presents, decorated with a big blue bow and the words, "To: Toronto. Something Sweet is Coming," leaving people wondering what might be in store.Although details remain under wraps, it's safe to assume that the beloved window tradition is returning to this iconic corner in the city.The brand taking over the frontage has yet to be announced. But the messaging — paired with the colourful hoarding — has Toronto residents speculating about who will take over this annual city staple. Guesses range fro...

Society

4 d. ago South Korea’s Inflation Holds Steady, Dimming Rate Cut Prospects

South Korea’s consumer inflation held steady in November, giving the central bank more reason to stay cautious about monetary easing as authorities remain wary that a persistent property market rally could kindle financial imbalances.

Economics

4 d. ago Trump commutes sentence of GPB Capital founder David Gentile

The grant falls short of a full pardon, meaning that the crimes may remain on Gentile’s record

Economics

4 d. ago TTC will be a total nightmare on weekend with 2 overlapping subway closures

Two portions of the TTC subway, adding up to over five and a half kilometres, will be shut down for the entire coming weekend.The TTC has announced overlapping full-weekend subway outages affecting both Line 1 and Line 2 for the weekend of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, 2025.Closures will affect approximately 2.8 kilometres, including the downtown U portion of Line 1 Yonge-University from Osgoode to College, as well as a roughly 2.75-kilometre stretch of Line 2 Bloor-Danforth, from Warden to Kennedy.Upcoming closures are among some of the final major outages planned for 2025, among a total of 38 full weekend closures announced at the start of the year.Here's everything you need to know for the subway closures ahead.Line 1The stretch of Line 1 from Osgoode to College will shut down this weekend for planned track work.During the outage, St Andrew, King and Queen stations will be closed, while the other affected subway stations will remain open for customers to purchase/reload fares and connec...

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5 d. ago Homer, a dog with serious health issues, has been missing since Nov. 12

Homer has liver disease and requires medication. The people who love him say there's reason to believe he may have been abducted from the Snowdon area.

Science

5 d. ago Homer, a missing dog with serious health issues, may have been abducted

Homer has liver disease and requires medication. The people who love him say there's reason to believe he may have been abducted from the Snowdon area.

Science

5 d. ago Indigenous groups remain split on Alberta’s pipeline pact with feds

The Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation was named a key partner in Ottawa and Alberta's MOU on on Friday for a pipeline to the B.C. coast, but others have concerns.

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5 d. ago Residents contend with snow, rain as winter weather blankets the GTA

While the Greater Toronto Area has seemingly been spared by a snowstorm, much of southern Ontario will be hit with much more as snowfall warnings remain in place this weekend.

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6 d. ago Charge withdrawn against Toronto rapper accused in Elnaz Hajtamiri abduction

But the Crown reportedly says it “reserves the right to recommence proceedings” against Deshawn Davis 'should circumstances change'

Economics