2 h. ago Vibrant skyline helps Toronto rank amongst world’s most scenic cities after dark

Toronto highest ranked Canadian city when it came to social media buzz, Travelbag study says

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3 h. ago Truro City FC rising up the English soccer ladder with Canadian helping hand

Eric Perez brought pro rugby league to Canada in the form of the Toronto Wolfpack. Now the Toronto native is helping Truro City FC climb the ranks in English soccer. Truro City is already on the move, having won the National League South title to become the first club ever from Cornwall in the southwest […]

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4 h. ago Canadian musician Matthew Good cancels U.S. shows to protest Trump tariffs

Saying he has a deepening "disdain" for the Trump administration, singer Matthew Good has cancelled a series of U.S. shows and invited other Canadian performers to do the same.

Economics

5 h. ago SEX FILES: Cruel summer: Why more couples are considering divorce as temperatures rise

When we think of summer, we envision lazy days and playful vacations filled with bright sunshine and carefree energy, but increasingly, it’s becoming the season of breakups. While the first Monday in January has long been known as “Divorce Day” due to the post-holiday surge in splits, new data suggests that more couples are choosing […]

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6 h. ago Calgary Stampede, July 13: Veteran volunteer | Showdown Sunday and Rangeland Derby finals set | Music picks

Everything you need to know about the 2025 Calgary Stampede

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6 h. ago Edmonton Downtown office vacancy finally breaks, but it might not last

For the first time in years, the office vacancy rate in Downtown Edmonton has dipped below 20 per cent. “It sure is nice to see something that doesn’t start with a two,” said CBRE Edmonton’s managing director, Mark Anderson. With office, industrial, and residential reports released recently from commercial real estate services company CBRE and […]

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6 h. ago Letters: Until Poilievre steps down, Canadians are saddled with Carney

Should Canada end supply management policies? VOTE IN OUR DAILY ONLINE POLL! CPC DUE FOR CHANGE What is the difference between Pierre Poilievre & a jug of milk? In 2025 that jug of milk is still good past the best before date, Peirre’s Kool-Aid isn’t! Did we forget that our fearless interim leader of the […]

Transport

7 h. ago Half of Canadians would volunteer to fight if war breaks out, and fewer young people, poll finds

For years, the Canadian Armed Forces has been dealing with a recruitment crisis and public pride in the military has taken a hit

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12 h. ago Bluesfest Day 3: Rock night with Turnstile vs Pixies, plus Kurt Vile and Sue Foley

Saturday was another sweat-a-thon at Bluesfest as temperatures soared beyond 30+ and the sun baked the plaza of the Canadian War Museum

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14 h. ago People in Ontario getting sick of tipping 'just because someone did their job'

Though people in Ontario will always have differing opinions on how much you should tip, the landscape has changed drastically since the lower pay for hospitality workers was nixed in favour of one standard minimum wage across industries provincewide in 2022, effectively removing the reason for tipping in the first place.As the rising cost of living continues to squeeze wallets across the country, the topic of tipping has become more controversial, with many criticizing skyrocketing tipping prompts across not just bars and restaurants, but cafes, fast food chains, some stores and even online retailers.(This writer has even been prompted to tip for a car battery replacement from CAA, with a 20 per cent tipping suggestion on an over $400 service that took the contractor about 15 minutes to complete.)There is a fair proportion of people who seem to want the practice — which is unique to the U.S. and Canada, and rare pretty much everywhere else in the...

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14 h. ago Canada's largest Korean Festival returns to Toronto next month

Get ready, Toronto! The ultimate celebration of Korean culture is back and bigger than ever. The Toronto Korean Festival (TKF) is returning to Mel Lastman Square from Friday, August 22 to Sunday, August 24, 2025, and this year marks its 25th anniversary.With over 100,000 visitors expected to pack the square throughout the weekend, TKF is set to deliver an unforgettable fusion of K-pop, culture, cuisine, and community.If you're a fan of K-pop, this is your moment. On Saturday and Sunday nights, the main stage will be headlined by ONE PACT, a rising five-member boy group that's been topping charts and stealing hearts all year.Friday's kickoff features a performance by Funkyverse, the Korean-Canadian street dance crew that blew away judges on Canada's Got Talent.And if you're still standing after all that, the K-pop DJ stage will keep the party going late into the night on Friday and Saturday, with sets by MOOBEK and Toronto's very own, Shyykimm.Beyond the beats, TKF is serving up some...

Culture

14 h. ago The complete history of the famous fake mountain at Canada's Wonderland

The hulking artificial mountain at the heart of Canada's Wonderland hasn't always been bristling with coasters, growing from humble origins as a park centrepiece on opening day in 1981 into the ride-laden massif that exists today. Standing over 45 metres above Wonderland's International Street (but looking considerably taller thanks to the magic of forced perspective), Wonder Mountain has always served as the park's visual icon, and various attempts have been made over the decades to incorporate coasters into Wonderland's central magnet — for better or worse.Here's the complete history of the famous fake mountain that serves as a backdrop for countless Ontario childhood memories.Ontario could have had its own Eiffel TowerCanada's Wonderland was built to similar specifications as sister parks Kings Island and Kings Dominion. However, the park's original owner, Taft Broadcasting Company, wanted to give the new attraction a uniquely Canadian theme. Instead of ...

Events

14 h. ago That time Toronto's popular wetland park was just a giant hole in the ground

Nothing beats a day spent at Toronto's Evergreen Brick Works, complete with hiking trails, beautiful ravines, a boardwalk around wetlands, and even a Saturday farmers' market. With over half a million visitors per year, the site blends a historic relic of Toronto's industrial heritage with a green, urban landscape beloved by anyone who sets foot in it. But before this old brick factory was turned evergreen, the site was just a massive hole in the ground. Evergreen Brick Works is the site of extensive geological history. Photo: Canoo On the surface, the former site looked like a whole lot of nothing: but looking closer, it proved to be important to understanding geological eras. According to the Canadian Encyclopedia, the quarry that was eventually dug out on the site contains mud and stone that point to millions of years of its history. There are layers upon layers of rock that showcase how Toronto has undergone significant geological changes....

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14 h. ago New tax break for auto loans could save some buyers thousands of dollars. But will it boost sales?

Millions of people receive a federal tax deduction for the interest they pay on home loans. Under President Donald Trump’s new tax-cut law, many people for the first time also could claim a tax deduction for interest on their vehicle loans. The new tax break will be available even to people who don’t itemize deductions. […]

Economics

15 h. ago Memorial for fatal Kelowna crane collapse unveiled on anniversary

The Rise Memorial Garden has opened to the public four years after a crane collapse in the city's downtown core killed five people.

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18 h. ago Police host town hall in Quadeville, Ont., after attack on eight

Nearly 100 people filled a community centre in Quadeville, Ont., Saturday to question police about a disturbing attack on a young girl that investigators believed was caused by an animal — until they arrested a teenager in the case. Residents of the rural community wanted to know why Ontario Provincial Police had sent out an […]

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18 h. ago ‘TRAUMATIC TIME’: OPP face questions in Quadeville after attack on girl

QUADEVILLE — Residents of a tiny rural community in eastern Ontario pressed police on Saturday for answers about a disturbing attack on a young girl that investigators believed was caused by an animal — until they arrested a teenager in the case. Nearly 100 people filled a small community centre in Quadeville, about 170 kilometres […]

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20 h. ago WARMINGTON: Cherry sets record straight on MacLean’s claim ‘Poppygate’ was TV exit strategy

Canadian legend pushes back on claims he orchestrated his Hockey Night in Canada firing or that he was ever in a Boston hospital

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22 h. ago Ismailis cook up community spirit at 28th Stampede Breakfast

Country music, the aroma of chai, cowboy hats, pancakes, syrup and scrambled eggs with a coconut curry on the side — it’s not your regular Stampede breakfast, but one infused with the Ismaili tradition and a palpable spirit of volunteerism. The Ismaili Jamatkhana and Centre hosted its 28th Stampede Breakfast on Saturday, an elaborate affair […]

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22 h. ago DROVER: BUSTED! CBC caught trying to keep Canadians in the dark 

The CBC just got caught trying to shut the courtroom doors on Canadians. Yes, the same CBC that spent years preaching about transparency and the public’s right to know. Now, when it suits them, they’re the ones trying to keep journalists out of courtrooms. Last month, the state broadcaster lost a court battle to impose […]

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