2 h. ago Most of Gaza’s schools are destroyed, children cannot go back to class

More than 600,000 Palestinian children in Gaza have missed the past two years of school because of the war between Israel and the militant Hamas group

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3 h. ago Lumineers added to Rock the Park 2026 lineup: 'Beyond excited'

Rock the Park has announced another headliner for its 2026 lineup.  Grammy-nominated The Lumineers will play on Wednesday July 15, alongside special guests Dylan Gossett, Michael Marcagi and others yet to be announced.  The multi-day music festival – which brings thousands to downtown London’s Harris Park every year – runs from July 15 to 18.  […]

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6 h. ago From cold war to ‘hot conflict’: Michael Kovrig on confronting the Communist threat

Michael Kovrig, the former diplomat who was kidnapped by China, sits down with Jesse Kline to discuss Beijing's quest for global dominance

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6 h. ago China’s New World Order: Michael Kovrig on how Beijing is trying to undermine the West

Michael Kovrig, the former diplomat who was kidnapped by China, sits down with Jesse Kline to discuss Beijing's quest for global dominance

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18 h. ago Rookie goalie Sebastian Gatto lifts London Knights to shootout win

Sebastian Gatto did it again. Last week, the London Knights goaltender stopped 41 shots and all three shootout attempts in a win at Owen Sound. This time, he held red-hot Sault Ste. Marie to a pair of goals and denied Greyhounds Christopher Brown and Brady Martin for a 3-2 shootout victory before 9,061 Sunday afternoon […]

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22 h. ago BLACK DAHLIA REDUX: Author thinks he solved most infamous cold case in U.S.

On the surface, the post-war years offered a white picket fence tableau. Underlying the rosy tapestry of Norman Rockwell, church and country, was a cauldron of unease and despair, only seen on the silver screen in film noir classics like Nightmare Alley and Double Indemnity. During the war years and immediately after, America was on […]

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24 h. ago Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu insists there can be no Palestinian state, ahead of UN vote leaving that door open

Creation of new nation seen internationally as only realistic way to resolve conflict for long term

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32 h. ago Zelenskiy Moves to Clean Up Energy Sector After Graft Scandal

Ukraine’s president and prime minister met early Sunday for further talks on cleaning up the war-torn nation’s energy sector following a widespread corruption scandal.

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37 h. ago $3.5 million Toronto home nails the modern look without feeling like cold grey box

Most modern homes in Toronto are sleek, minimalist, and grey — and frankly, kind of cold.They might look good in photos, but in person? They often have all the warmth of a medical supply warehouse.But 42 Talwood Dr. in North York is proof it doesn't have to be that way. You can love clean lines and modern design and still live somewhere that feels inviting, personal, and full of life.The foyer. This four-bedroom, five-bathroom home was completely rebuilt in 2016, and from day one, the goal was to create a space that encouraged togetherness.The living room. The owners told blogTO they worked with Upside Co., architect Anne-Marie Fleming of Boxwood Co., and interior designer Vanessa Emam to bring that vision to life.The dining room. The result is a home that feels timeless rather than trendy.The family room. The main floor flows from room to room with no unnecessary walls or formal separation, making it easy for family members to stay connected ...

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55 h. ago Cold War KGB agent wins another shot at staying in Canada after ex

Vladimir Popov says 'that he has now distanced himself from the KGB and its goals'

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55 h. ago Cold War KGB agent who recruited over 30 informants wins another shot at staying in Canada

Vladimir Popov says 'that he has now distanced himself from the KGB and its goals'

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61 h. ago These 5 Ontario waterfalls turn into breathtaking frozen sculptures in the winter

Cold weather transforms landscapes across Ontario into winter wonderlands this time of year, including waterfalls that form breathtaking natural ice sculptures as temperatures plummet below freezing.With the province boasting a plethora of iconic cascades, especially in Southern Ontario along the Niagara Escarpment, nature lovers have no shortage of spots to witness these natural wonders as soon as the temperatures drop to sub-zero.So, if exploring trails and parks for frozen waterfalls is on your to-do list this winter season, then here are five waterfalls in Ontario that will soon become breathtaking ice sculptures for you to see.Tiffany FallsPhoto by David Cheresna via Shutterstock. Located within the Tiffany Falls Conservation Area in Hamilton, Ont., this 21-metre ribbon cascade is easily accessible from the property's Tiffany Park side trail. In winter, the water freezes into cascades of large icicles that often display hints of orange and blue...

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65 h. ago B.C. labour strife, economic policy the hot points as David Eby heads into weekend NDP convention

There are issues that could trip up the premier, such as concerns about how the government is handling the Cowichan land title case, and contract talks with unions such as the B.C. Nurses' Union.

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65 h. ago Wall Centre hitman should get 20 years for conspiracy, B.C. court hears

The feud that led to the 2012 murder of gangster Sandip Duhre in the Sheraton Wall Centre started off as a conflict between school kids, the dead man's father said in a victim impact statement

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68 h. ago Democracy watchdog files ethics complaint over Chris d’Entremont floor crossing

Democracy Watch says MPs defecting to another party violates conflict-of-interest rules

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69 h. ago WATCH: What to make of the latest Rasmus Andersson trade rumours

WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of Hot Topics, Postmedia’s Rob Wong speaks with Postmedia Calgary Flames writers Wes Gilbertson and Danny Austin about the latest trade rumblings involving defenceman Rasmus Andersson and the Toronto Maple Leafs, what the expectations should be for Rory Kerins and if Yegor Sharangovich deserves to be a healthy scratch.

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69 h. ago These stars are in Ottawa, shooting a movie expected to debut at Cannes

The new film is described as “a precise yet unpredictable, absurdist comedy that moves between hilarity and heartbreak as it explores modern loneliness and the search for connection.”

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2 d. ago Opinion: Alberta's AI boom poses hidden health, environmental risks

As a doctor, protecting human health sits at the heart of what I do. This commitment extends beyond hospital walls to the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the communities we build. Today, I’m concerned about a growing threat to health: the rush to build gas-powered AI data centres across Alberta. Alberta’s government […]

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2 d. ago Seattle Seahawks visit the Los Angeles Rams with first place in NFC West at stake

The Seahawks have won a franchise-record 10-straight road games but Rams QB Matthew Stafford is on a red-hot run

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3 d. ago Distillery Winter Village 2025 features foods from some of Canada's top chefs

The 2025 Distillery Winter Village is home to a brand-new concept featuring foods from some of Canada's best chefs.The triumphs — and occasional tribulations — of food at the Distillery District's annual Winter Village have been well documented over the years.From festive favourites like hot chocolate and roasted nuts to more out-of-the-box offerings like Yorkshire Pudding Burritos (which, I'm pleased to report, are back this year), the food is, inarguably, a pinnacle of the market every year.After the market officially opened for the 2025 season on Nov. 13, it's evident that this year will be no different on the food front, and not just because of the bites you can find at vendor stalls around the market.Brand new to the Distillery Winter Village this year, Chef's Alley is the latest and greatest food addition to the market, featuring four specially-crafted dishes from four of Canada's most iconic chefs.While your standard pretzels...

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