4 h. ago U.S. reclaims women’s world hockey championship with OT win over Canada

CESKE BUDEJOVICE, Czech Republic — Tessa Janecke scored the winner as the United States prevailed in overtime against defending champion Canada 4-3 to win the women’s ice hockey world championship on Sunday. Janecke struck with 2:54 left in overtime for the Americans to claim their 11th title at the worlds. Taylor Heise set up the […]

Sport

7 h. ago Mark Carney s’envole vers les Maritimes après un rassemblement à Ottawa

Le chef libéral a réitéré avec insistance son appel à ce que les Canadiens donnent aux libéraux un mandat «fort».

Transport

8 h. ago Jagmeet Singh veut des règles strictes contre les grands épiciers

Le chef néodémocrate souhaite empêcher les p.-d.g. d’augmenter les prix parce que les produits sont faits au Canada.

Other

9 h. ago Snowfall warning in effect for parts of southern Alberta, Calgary to see mix of rain and snow

Areas northwest of Calgary are likely to see the highest snowfall, according to Environment Canada

Culture

9 h. ago Salmonella risk prompts frozen pastry recall in Ontario and four other provinces

Products also sold in Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and Quebec

Other

9 h. ago Pierre Poilievre promises to slash government consultant spending to pre

Conservative leader claims the current levels of outsourcing are costing the average family more than $1,000 in federal taxes

Politics

9 h. ago Poilievre ne veut pas «subventionner l'antisémitisme» dans les universités

Un candidat conservateur dans Mont-Royal a affirmé que les universités doivent mieux combattre l’antisémitisme.

Society

11 h. ago Pas de subventions «antisémites» aux universités, dit Poilievre

Un candidat conservateur dans Mont-Royal a affirmé que les universités doivent mieux combattre l’antisémitisme.

Society

12 h. ago Quebec won’t make special efforts to recruit fleeing U.S. doctors, scientists

Ontario, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Saskatchewan have already stepped up recruitment

Science

12 h. ago Elections Canada says it doesn’t matter if Canadians use pens or pencils when casting ballots

Elections Canada says it uses pencils because pens can dry up or leak, which could spoil a ballot.

Politics

13 h. ago New Brunswick group hopes to foster pride in basketball’s Canadian roots

A small town in New Brunswick is rallying to turn the world’s oldest basketball court into a museum and a proud symbol of Canada’s legacy in the sport.

Sport

13 h. ago Mark Carney’s office helps get imported Vegemite back on Toronto cafe ‘s shelves

Agency will work with Health Canada, the manufacturer and the importer to find a longer-term plan for Vegemite sales.

Economics

14 h. ago THE LATEST: Poilievre, Singh set for B.C. appearances on second last day of advance polls

Follow the Toronto Sun’s live coverage of Canada’s 45th general election and tariff-related news, with contributions from Brian Lilley, Bryan Passifiume, Lorrie Goldstein and columnists Joe Warmington and Warren Kinsella, as well as contributions from the Sun’s editors and reporters covering the election ahead of the April 28 vote. Plus, you can find all of […]

Other

14 h. ago Canada moving to the forefront of driverless trucking, with one autonomous rig already rolling

Questions around safety and regulations continue to pose problems for the burgeoning industry

Transport

14 h. ago Frozen pastries recalled in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia

Symptoms of salmonella can include fever, headache, vomiting, nausea, abdominal cramps and diarrhea.

Other

15 h. ago April snowfall warning issued for parts of southern and central Alberta

Environment and Climate Change Canada warned that despite the forecast, there is still some "uncertainty" with the weather system.

Culture

16 h. ago Letters, April 20: Carney offers nothing new from Liberals of last 10 years

Are you concerned about wildfires this year? VOTE IN OUR DAILY ONLINE POLL! SCARED CANADIANS That’s the only explanation why anyone would vote for Mr. Carney as Canada’s next prime minister. There’s only one question you Carney supporters have to ask yourselves. Has your standard of living increased in the last 10 years with the […]

Transport

18 h. ago Canada in robot trucking vanguard, with one driverless semi already here

MONTREAL — If it’s daytime, odds are a lone box truck is cruising the streets between Toronto and Brampton, Ont., with no one behind the wheel. Bristling with more than two dozen cameras, radars and “lidar” — a laser-based measurement of distance — the vehicle ferries groceries daily from an automated Loblaw Cos. Ltd. warehouse […]

Transport

18 h. ago J.D. Tuccille: Canada, a shining example to the world of how to kill prosperity

The only U.S. state to grow less economically free over 40 years is still freer than all Canadian provinces

Events

24 h. ago How Arkells' Max Kerman spends his perfect Sunday in Toronto

Arkells frontman, Max Kerman, is a total try-hard. But that's not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, it's the entire crux of his new book, 'Try Hard: Creative Work in Progress,' which is dropping in book stores across Canada on April 22.A fixture on the Canadian music scene for the better part of the last two decades, it's safe to say that Max knows a thing or two about making it as a creative, an issue that he tackles through a series of essays and advice in the new book.Standing on the cusp of the book's release, Max finds himself in a particularly triumphant position because, while plenty of people over the years have suggested that he should try his hand at writing a book, it didn't always feel like a real possibility."I never thought I'd have the patience or the willpower to finish a book because so a lot of my life is a short spurt of creative ideas," Max tells me."It's like, I get an idea for melody, I'm going in...

Culture