2 h. ago A rare piece of Toronto history is up for grabs for just $2.5 million

Built around 1915 by Scarborough builder John C. Morrish, who (fun fact) also built Highland Creek Public School, 456 Manse Rd. is one of those Toronto heritage homes that people dream about. According to the listing, the home was originally built for Thomas Jacques, whose family were among Scarborough's early settlers. The home spans three storeys and is a true gem with exceptional craftsmanship. The front entrance. Throughout the house, you'll notice original features like stained glass windows, intricate crown moulding, solid wood trim and doors, and hardwood floors. The dining room. Those original features definitely give the house its historic charm and character. One of the bathrooms. The bold patterned wallpaper and extravagant furnishings also give it character. The living room. Some might say that type character is a bit too much, but if you can look past the beige-toned maximalism and shag carpeting, this house is...

Economics

7 h. ago Blue Moon Announces Resumption of Trading, Graduation to Tier 1 on the TSX Venture Exchange and Completion of Share Consolidation Following Transformational Acquisitions

TORONTO, March 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Blue Moon Metals Inc. (“Blue Moon” or the “Company”) (TSXV: MOON) is pleased to announce that its common shares (the “Blue Moon Shares”) will resume trading on the TSX Venture Exchange (“TSXV”) at the market open on Friday, March 14, 2025. Upon resumption of trading, the graduation of […]

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9 h. ago Ottawa’s snowpack is normal — but what about the risk of spring floods?

Officials are keeping a close eye on Ottawa’s rivers as the spring thaw begins.

Events

10 h. ago JAY GOLDBERG: Other provinces should follow Alberta on charter schools

It’s high time for Alberta’s charter school revolution to come to the rest of Canada. Parents in every province deserve choice and value for their money when it comes to educating the next generation. It’s simply not fair to try to force parents to keep their kids in failing government-run schools. It’s also unfair to […]

Society

12 h. ago Toronto's island ferry service set to finally get better this year

This current spring-like weather may have residents of Toronto already dreaming about all of their summer plans, which, for many, will include at least one trip to the islands to enjoy some sand, sun and swimming in one of the city's largest parks and top warm-weather attractions. Unfortunately, the best weekends for heading to the islands are more often than not marred by the onerous task of actually getting to the archipelago — which should actually be easier this summer for multiple reasons.Seemingly every time in recent memory that a beautiful long weekend has come around, sticky, frustrated masses are left lining up for hours to board one of the City's decades-old ferries, which are progressively more prone to mechanical issues and breakdowns.Along with contemplating a potential bridge to get people across the harbour, the City signed on to invest $135 million in new electric watercraft and associated retrofits to our exis...

Sport

12 h. ago Is the Vlad Guerrero Jr. saga a $500 million Blue Jays distraction that could have consequences?

DUNEDIN, Fla. – Inside the Blue Jays clubhouse, the Vlad Guerrero Jr. contract saga is hardly a daily topic of discussion. The room is full of players who have either danced the free agent dance already or will eventually. There isn’t a player that doesn’t know what’s at stake, however. Put it this way: Guerrero’s […]

Economics

12 h. ago Why Edmonton Oilers goalie is falling (literally) on his face

The flop is not just by accident, it’s party by design This in from NHL goalie expert Kevin Woodley, who covers the Canucks for NHL.com, his explanation of why goalie Stuart Skinner of the Edmonton Oilers is literally falling on his face in the Edmonton nets now and then. Talking with Dmitri Filipovic on an […]

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13 h. ago Deachman: 'We've had a really good run' — ByWard Fruit Market to close this spring

'The ByWard Market is a market in history and name only. It’s not coming back to what it was.'

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13 h. ago New York Mets star Juan Soto serves up sweet revenge to annoying heckler

In your face, Mr. Heckler! New York Mets superstar Juan Soto’s charmed life just got a bit sweeter during a spring training game earlier this week against the St. Louis Cardinals. Soto was standing in right field minding his own business, then one exuberant fan begins his taunt, screaming “Overpaid, Overrated” over and over. After […]

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14 h. ago Chilly temperatures to persist in Alberta, says Weather Network's spring forecast

Spring may be slightly chillier in Western Canada and precipitation will be much needed across the Prairies according to the Weather Network's chief meteorologist.

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14 h. ago Flames’ Connor Zary facing potential discipline for elbow against Canucks

The NHL’s Department of Player Safety is taking a close look at Connor Zary’s retaliatory hit onCanucks rookie blue-liner Elias Pettersson

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14 h. ago Thumbs up: MRI reveals no damage to Blue Jays starter Max Scherzer

DUNEDIN, Fla. – Thumbs up to what had the potential to be the biggest injury scare early in Blue Jays spring training. After an MRI to evaluate a wonky right thumb, Max Scherzer was cleared to return to work. “Everything came back normal,” Blue Jays manager John Schneider said. “He played catch (the last two […]

Events

16 h. ago Why are numbers leaking from the contract negotiations between the Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.?

WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of Long Ball, Postmedia’s Rob Wong chats with Toronto Sun Blue Jays writer Rob Longley about the reports of the Blue Jays contract offer to Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and whether it benefits either side. They also discuss what this could mean for future negotiations between the two sides and […]

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17 h. ago La plateforme Bluesky veut des réseaux sociaux sans empereurs

«Un monde sans aucun César»: c'est avec ce message inscrit en latin sur son tee-shirt que Jay Graber, directrice générale de la plateforme Bluesky.

Technology

18 h. ago ’Get ready for wild ride’: Weather Network issues Canada’s spring forecast

Canada’s recent flirtation with balmy temperatures will give way to spring’s characteristically volatile weather, the Weather Network’s chief meteorologist said, with a new seasonal forecast suggesting winter may still deliver some parting punches. Spring may be slightly chillier in Western Canada but otherwise close to normal in the rest of the country, the forecast suggests. […]

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19 h. ago Rockwell Automation Showcases Emulate3D Factory Test for the First Time at NVIDIA GTC 2025

Enterprise-scale digital twins unlock new possibilities for virtual controls testing MILWAUKEE — Rockwell Automation (NYSE:ROK), the world’s largest company dedicated to industrial automation and digital transformation, will debut its new Emulate3D® Factory Test™ capabilities at NVIDIA GTC 2025. This first public showcase will demonstrate how the solution enables factory-scale virtual controls testing, helping manufacturers conduct […]

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19 h. ago GAME DAY: It’s a mini playoff as Florida Panthers, Maple Leafs start first of three

WHEN: Thursday, 7 p.m.   TV: TSN RADIO: Sportsnet 590     ODDS      Toronto –275, Florida +200        THE BUZZ     First of three games between now and April 8 between the current top two teams in the Atlantic Division … Home debut of two newest Leafs, defenceman Brandon Carlo and centre Scott Laughton … Florida will not […]

Culture

20 h. ago Une actrice de la série «The Bear» a reçu des menaces de mort «complètement folles» à cause d’Elon Musk

Musk avait refait circuler la rumeur qui affirmait faussement que l’actrice Ayo Edebiri allait remplacer Johnny Depp dans Pirate des Caraïbes.

Events

20 h. ago «J’ai détesté ça pour mourir»: 2Frères, Bleu Jeans Bleu et France D’Amour gardent des souvenirs pénibles de la pandémie

Il y a cinq ans, l’arrivée de la COVID-19 avait forcé plusieurs musiciens à se tourner vers les spectacles virtuels pour rejoindre leur public.

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20 h. ago Russian Oil Exports Almost Intact But Prices Take Hit, IEA Says

Russian oil exports edged lower in February following the imposition of the latest round of US sanctions, but widening price discounts curbed revenues, according to the International Energy Agency.

Economics