13 h. ago DIDDY TRIAL HIGHLIGHTS: Orgies, drugs, baby oil, and beatdowns

Jurors and courthouse habitues were treated to eight weeks of disturbing, occasionally titillating and deeply troubling testimony during the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial in New York City. On Wednesday, Combs, 55, was acquitted of the most serious charges, sex trafficking and racketeering but was convicted of prostitution. He insisted he was merely a swinger. HERE […]

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16 h. ago New hidden Mexican spot in Toronto is redefining backyard BBQ

A Mexican barbecue pop-up in Toronto is making sure no one drinks on an empty stomach as they take over the backyard of a popular local bar.It only took one collaboration between chefs Matt Bod and Mariel González to realize that they were a match made in food heaven, Matt says.The two first met in the summer of 2024 while Matt was running pop-ups with the Slowpoke Project and Mariel was cooking up traditional Mexican eats at Catrina's Kitchen in Scarborough. The more they worked together, the more they realized that their styles complemented each other perfectly."We both love bold flavours and Mexican food, and combining that with wood and charcoal cooking just brought it all together," Matt tells us.So, after a few successful collaborations, the two chefs decided to take the plunge and build something longer-term together. Thus, Cascabel BBQ was born.Through Cascabel, Mariel and Matt churn out charcoal-grilled Mexican barbecu...

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23 h. ago Kardium Announces $250M (CA$340M) Financing to Launch Innovative Atrial Fibrillation Treatment

Investment to Support Commercial Launch of the Globe® System and Expansion of Manufacturing Capabilities VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Kardium Inc., the developer of the Globe® Pulsed Field System – an innovative treatment for atrial fibrillation (AF) – has raised US$250 million in a new financing round. The oversubscribed round was led by new investors including […]

Economics

37 h. ago How the antisemitic meltdown at the Glastonbury Festival unfolded

Festival organizers said they were 'appalled,' and that Bob Vylan's behaviour went against its mission of 'hope, unity, peace and love'

Culture

42 h. ago ‘It’s my country’: Mike Myers reveals why he’s ‘elbows up’ for Canada

'I love Canada ... if I wasn't Canadian, I'd want to be Canadian ... it's my country'

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43 h. ago Ottawa set to host Canada Day celebration with Prince Edward, PM Carney

Ottawa's Canada Day ceremony will be getting the royal treatment Tuesday, with Prince Edward set to make a speech during a noon event at LeBreton Flats Park.

Culture

43 h. ago Here’s what Mark Carney said to thousands of people gathered in Ottawa on Canada Day

This year’s festivities at LeBreton Flats Park got the royal treatment, with Prince Edward praising Canada’s unity and accomplishments

Transport

43 h. ago Mark Carney says values being tested by attacks on democracy in Canada Day speech

This year’s festivities at LeBreton Flats Park got the royal treatment, with Prince Edward praising Canada’s unity and accomplishments

Events

44 h. ago What is Batten disease and why did the B.C. government cut off coverage for a nine

The province announced on June 18 it was cutting off treatment coverage for Charleigh Pollock

Politics

46 h. ago New Brunswick cancer patient depleted savings to travel for clinical trial in Toronto

Despite seeing encouraging results, the New Brunswick woman says she doesn't qualify for a program that helps pay for food and lodging for out-of-province cancer treatment.

Science

59 h. ago In Calgary courts: Catalyst to homicide in deadly love triangle handed equivalent of six

Noteworthy legal cases in Calgary and area from June 30 to July 4, 2025

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66 h. ago London research: European cough medicine may aid Parkinson's patients

Can a drug used for decades in Europe to treat the common cough be repurposed to slow or stop the progression of certain kinds of dementia?

Economics

67 h. ago Canada’s Branstine falls to world No. 1 Sabalenka in Grand Slam debut at Wimbledon

WIMBLEDON — Canada’s Carson Branstine saw her Grand Slam debut end Monday with a first-round loss to world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus, falling 6-1, 7-5 at Wimbledon. Branstine fired seven aces and matched Sabalenka with 17 winners, but the Canadian committed 26 unforced errors and was unable to convert her lone break-point chance. […]

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69 h. ago Biogen Initiates Phase 3 Study of Felzartamab for the Treatment of Primary Membranous Nephropathy

Global Phase 3 PROMINENT study will evaluate the efficacy and safety of felzartamab, as compared to tacrolimus, in adults with primary membranous nephropathy (PMN) There are currently no therapies specifically approved for PMN, a rare immune-mediated disease affecting the kidneys with an estimated prevalence of ~36k patients in the U.S.1 Felzartamab, an investigational anti-CD38 monoclonal […]

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3 d. ago SEX FILES: Relationship red flags aren’t always as they seem

A few weeks ago, I was out for brunch with a group of friends when the conversation naturally turned to dating. My friend Elise started telling us about a man she’d recently met. As she recapped their first, second, and third dates, she said they’d all gone swimmingly. But there was one thing she couldn’t […]

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4 d. ago Incubator for future NHL stars, Brick Invitational hockey tourney back on at WEM

You’d have to go back to when they were 10 to see what Connor Bedard and Macklin Celebrini first had in common. Besides the early love of the game, and besides being in that hockey ultra-elite club of top draft pick s — Bedard to the Chicago Blackhawks in 2023, and Celebrini to the San […]

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5 d. ago Redblacks' Daniel Adeboboye hopes to "make Canada proud" when facing former team

"I grew up in Canada, and I love Canada. I'm Canadian through and through. Getting the opportunity to play on a day that celebrates our country is a blessing. I'm going to give my best and hopefully make Canada proud on that day."

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5 d. ago Toronto cafe tied to bookstore abruptly shuts down without any warning

A cafe in Toronto that was a local staple in its neighbourhood has abruptly closed its doors.What pairs better with a good book than a fresh latte or a cup of tea? Nothing, that's what, and that's exactly the philosophy that led BMV Books, Canada's largest used and discounted bookstore, to open its very own cafe right next door to its Bloor West "superstore."The BMV Cafe served up a selection of classic coffee- and tea-based beverages and light snacks, while also adding to the chain's retail footprint by selling even more used literature and knick-knacks.While the cafe itself only opened its doors in 2023, it quickly became a neighbourhood staple in the Annex, particularly among BMV's throngs of devoted customers, who lept at the opportunity to pair their latest purchase with a caffeinated beverage and a snack or to browse the cafe's selection of three-for-$10 comic books and magazines.Despite the bounty of love the cafe amassed over its short, two-...

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5 d. ago Do you recognize these tattoos? Police seek help identifying dead man

According to Surrey Police, the man was found April 12 around 9 p.m. near 101st Avenue and 152nd Street. The man was taken to hospital for treatment but died a few days later.

Events

5 d. ago Amy Hamm: Warning! Canadians at risk of enjoying a hot summer day

Environment Canada's heat warnings treat us like we're all clueless

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