Toronto dropped to 5-38 without its starting centre the last two seasons.

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Centre right CDU will likely form government in Sunday's vote, but no matter what, the hard right AfD wins

Politics

Toronto is still quite resembling a ski town after a barrage of snowstorms that have made this season feel like the first proper Canadian winter we've had in a while.The City has since said cleanup efforts are set to take a few weeks, and while residents are climbing over snowbanks and navigating narrow sidewalks in the meantime, it can be hard to imagine that spring is just around the corner.And, even before springtime officially kicks off on March 20, Ontario will be treated to some later sunsets that will be a welcome change to the depths of winter that we are just emerging from.The days have been getting longer since the winter solstice on December 21, and we've since made it past the 10 the darkest weeks of what is, for many, the most dispiriting season.In just over two weeks, clocks will "spring forward" an hour, marking the start of another cycle of Daylight Saving Time, and bringing with it an extra hour of daylight in the evening...

Sport

Trump's tariff threats a 'really loud wakeup call' for Canada,' says former deputy prime minister

Economics

It's rare for a listing to outright say that a property might not be "right" for a buyer.Generally, sales strategies are employed to maximize the potential buyer pool, not minimize it. But 55 Chisholm St. is a very unconventional home, so when Engelbrecht Associates say "this is not a property for everyone," it kind of makes sense. The main floor. Located in West Harbour in Oakville, this three-bedroom, four-bathroom house is a bold mix of industrial design and the cozy charm of a Muskoka cottage. The dining room. You have a soapstone fireplace mixed with polished concrete floors juxtaposed with a hyper-modern bright blue Scavolini kitchen. It shouldn't work, but somehow it does. The living room. The main floor of the house is an open concept space, where every room flows together. The fireplace. At the heart of the space is the soapstone fireplace that is reminicent of Swedish tile hearths that are used to heat homes, as t...

Economics

Poland can thank good governance, foreign investment, political stability, the rule of law and friendly neighbours for its economic success

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Carbon offsets are hard to quantify and credit markets are notoriously open to fraud

Economics

The cold weather has been hard on people and businesses including Saskatchewan's ski hills. But warm weather on the horizon has excitement growing.

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The public service has shown it can pivot quickly in times of crisis. In the current atmosphere, no idea will be too crazy to get a hearing.

Economics

If the U.S. implements widespread tariffs on Canadian goods, American farmers will be hard-hit as they rely heavily on Canada for inputs like potash, said Nutrien Ltd. CEO Ken Seitz. Seitz says Canada supplies more than 80 per cent of the potash used on U.S. farms, and as the company looks at what tariffs could […]

Economics

Raptors “Global Ambassador” showed his distaste for former star in a clip that went viral on social media

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Rowdy crowds cast a shadow over Ramses II’s finest temple

Culture

Actor's daughter recently claimed that social media is playing a part in who gets movie roles

Technology

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith decides to push hard against Alberta Health Services and a scathing lawsuit

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CUPE says the average Alberta school support worker makes $34,500 annually and many have gone almost a decade without a raise.

Society

Fresh off his first appearance at NBA All-Star Weekend in the Bay Area, Toronto Raptors sophomore Gradey Dick got a stark reminder of where exactly he's calling home these days."[I'm] coming back to a snowstorm, so it’s a little hard," Dick said in an interview on Tuesday night.But while what might be the worst weather he's seen during his two years in the NBA could get him down, Dick got right back to business at Scotiabank Arena early this week, leading a clinic of 25+ kids as part of the Lay–Up Youth Basketball program.Surprising the group of kids before taking them on in one-on-one and a series of drills, Dick relished the opportunity as a 21-year-old to be in a leadership role, whether it's in a clinic or on-court with the Raptors."I don't take it for granted. It's a blessing to have this platform. So yeah, if I can make an impact and be a role model for some of these kids, you know, that’s really the goal in life, is to impact others," Dic...

Sport

For many players who come to the Toronto Raptors, there's a bit of uncertainty about what life will be like playing for Canada's only NBA team.While the organization has raised its profile since its inception in 1995, the team's unique location has often seen it as much lower down on the priority list for players around the league.Few people know that feeling more than former Raptor Charles Oakley, who spent three seasons with the franchise after being traded away from the New York Knicks in 1998.A one-time All-Star during his time with the Knicks, Oakley's Raptors made the playoffs in his second season with the squad, a first in franchise history."I knew it was a hockey town, but the guys who came in with me had a different attitude," Oakley said. "[We] know that we're here for a reason: to win games and make sure the fans are happy… as a player with a new team, you’re just trying to show you can make a difference."Oakley's time in Toronto also saw the franchise's firs...

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BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union’s executive on Wednesday heeded the call of activist agricultural organizations and the complaints of hard-right parties by proposing a vision for the future of farming and food production that aims to cut deep into the complicated rules designed to protect the environment. The blueprint, which seek to better protect […]

Society

“Land hard. Slide fast. Roll. Done.” Those were the words on Tuesday from Peter Carlson, a 20-year veteran paramedic from Minneapolis, who was aboard the Delta Air Lines flight that crashed Monday afternoon at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. “(It was a) forceful landing onto the runway,” said Carlson. “We definitely felt like we dropped very […]

Events

“I don't have hard numbers on how many might be going back to work, other than just to say it's very common in every job action for a few workers to cross the line, especially in a difficult battle"

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