52 m. ago Ottawa Charge "super positive" after 'Mustard Marathon' PWHL playoff loss to Montreal Victoire

Among the newer kids on the pro sports team block in the nation’s capital, Ottawa Charge people don’t fully understand those of us who have lived here for a long time. They don’t get our skepticism. They surely know about the rarity of playoff appearances around these parts, but they probably don’t realize that next […]

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73 m. ago InventoRR MD Inc. Receives Innovative Technology Contract from Vizient for AbClo, an Open Abdomen Management and Closure System

Contract awarded for products that bring improvement to healthcare industry TORONTO — InventoRR MD Inc. announced its AbClo, an open abdomen management and closure system, has received an Innovative Technology contract from Vizient, Inc. the nation’s largest provider-driven healthcare performance improvement company. The contract was awarded based on review of AbClo from hospital experts who […]

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5 h. ago Trump will sign executive order calling on health department to negotiate lower drug prices

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Monday will sign a sweeping executive order that calls on the nation’s health department to negotiate lower prices for U.S. medications with drugmakers. The order sets a 30-day deadline for the health department to broker new price tags for drugs, according to a White House official who briefed the […]

Economics

7 h. ago Chinese Elite’s Favored Car Brand Is Getting a Modern Makeover

Hongqi has ferried around Xi Jinping and other high-ranking officials. Now it’s after a bigger share of the nation’s booming EV market.

Transport

11 h. ago Australia’s Biggest LNG Plant Has to Win Over a New Minister

Australia’s new environment minister faces a tight deadline to familiarize himself with a controversial and long-delayed application to run the nation’s oldest and biggest liquefied natural gas export plant for another four decades.

Politics

15 h. ago Calgary Wild FC savours historic match to kick off women's pro soccer in city

Scoreless draw with visiting Ottawa Rapid can't sour mood of McMahon Stadium in Northern Soccer League tilt on Mother's Day

Sport

18 h. ago Huge early hole too much for Sceptres to overcome in Game 3 loss

A nightmare start to Game 3 of their PWHL semifinal was just too much to overcome for a Toronto Sceptres team that fought back multiple times only to see the Frost pull away for a 7-5 win in the highest-scoring game in PWHL history. With the win, Minnesota takes a 2-1 lead in the series […]

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20 h. ago Maple Leafs’ Sato shines as 1st woman to play in Canadian men’s pro baseball

Star female pitcher Ayami Sato made history as the first woman to play in a Canadian men’s professional baseball league on Sunday. She also had a perfect debut for the Intercounty Baseball League’s Toronto Maple Leafs. Sato struck out one batter without allowing anyone on base in the first two innings of an eventual 6-5 […]

Sport

21 h. ago Obituary: Former Canucks goalie Frank Caprice backed up both Richard Brodeur and Kirk McLean

Caprice, who died last week, had 102 appearances with Vancouver during his six-year run with the team. He’s 12th all-time in games played by goalies in franchise history

Economics

25 h. ago Stuart Skinner was good in the Edmonton Oilers net, but not quite good enough

Tick tock, tick talk about blowing a shot at overtime. Throughout their playoff history, the Edmonton Oilers had never lost a game this late in regulation time, but it happened Saturday when Reilly Smith’s last shot was rolling wide, after he pump-faked and slid around goalie Stuart Skinner. The shot, after a feed from William […]

Culture

26 h. ago From the archives: A visit to the Nisga’a Nation on the anniversary of their historic treaty

Fifteen years ago, Global's Chris Gailus travelled to the Nisga'a Nation to mark the 10th anniversary of the Final Agreement. From the archives, here's his report.

Events

40 h. ago Toronto restaurant that was a local staple closes after almost a decade

A Toronto restaurant and cafe that gained a cult following for its unique blends has closed its doors permanently after almost a decade in the neighbourhood.It's been a storied several years for Chef Koki Oguchi, marked by various ventures on the Japanese cuisine scene, including handmade udon spot Bushi Udon Kappo and Danforth's long-shuttered Sakawaya.It was upon returning to Danforth and opening Sakawa Coffee in 2016, though, that he really struck gold.The cafe and Japanese restaurant truly had something for everyone, serving up a quirky combination of coffee and lattes alongside classic Japanese cuisine, from udon and sashimi to katsu and karaage.While the mix was perhaps unlikely, it cemented Sakawa as a neighbourhood staple; the kind of place you could visit at 7 a.m. for your morning cup of joe and return to at 7 p.m. for a casual dinner and drinks — just the type of place that thrives on Danforth.But after nine years, it appears to...

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40 h. ago You can visit a museum featuring hundreds of vintage TVs for Doors Open Toronto

Toronto is home to the world's largest museum dedicated to television, and you can explore it for free this month as part of Doors Open Toronto. The MZTV Museum of Television features the world's most comprehensive collection of television receivers for the formative sixty-year period from the 1920s to the 1980s.The museum, located at the ZoomerPlex in Liberty Village, also offers specialized displays devoted to receiver design, to TV signals in space, and to its signature Philco Predicta line of sets. Together with original papers, toys, discs, books, magazines, and other pop culture artifacts, the collection offers over 10,000 objects to explore, along with a plethora of rare items. The museum is home to celebrity sets from Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley, the 1939 Worlds' Fair RCA Phantom Teleceiver ( the rarest television on the planet), Felix The Cat (the first star of television), and special tributes to John Logie...

Culture

48 h. ago Female fireballer Ayami Sato ready to make baseball history with IBL Leafs

At 2 p.m. Sunday — that’s 3 a.m. Monday in Japan — Ayami Sato makes history on the mound at Christie Pits.  Many people on both sides of the world are taking interest in the first start of a female pitcher for a pro baseball team in Canada. The 5-foot-5 right-hander debuts for the Toronto […]

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52 h. ago Judge orders limit in Mount Polley tailings dam deposits amid court challenge

The Supreme Court in British Columbia has ordered that the Mount Polley mine limit the tailings it can deposit into its storage facility while a First Nation challenges an addition to the dam in court.

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52 h. ago Indigenous groups keen to see Pope Leo continue reconciliation work

Pope Francis' 2022 visit to Canada was described as a "penitential pilgrimage" as he insisted on meeting with Indigenous survivors of residential schools and hearing their stories.

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55 h. ago This Day in History, 1902: Feisty MLA gets drunk and gnarly in legislature

John Houston was a fiery newspaperman and politician who would literally fight for his beliefs

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55 h. ago More than 80% of Quebecers say they’re part of the Canadian nation: poll

The findings showed that despite the rhetoric by political leaders in the province that push for separatism, the majority of residents may not feel that way

Culture

58 h. ago Conrad Black: And just like that, the Trump ‘threat’ disappears

Mark Carney's visit to Washington has shown that American aggression was never a real concern to begin with

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58 h. ago Chief Raymond Powder: What Indigenous reconciliation can teach Albertan separatists

Fort McKay First Nation in northern Alberta exemplifies what can be achieved when people reject division and work together

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