1 hour ago Chris Selley: Toronto dares the Carney government to punish it for ignoring housing demands

The feds either stand firm, or they look weak, unserious and ridiculous

Politics

1 hour ago Leslie Roberts: CBC has eroded trust in journalism. It must be reformed

The CBC needs a hard reset. It must get out of the pundit business and back into the business of reporting

Society

1 hour ago Raymond J. de Souza: Memories of Live Aid and a different era

Forty years ago, 40 per cent of the world's population tuned in to watch a charity rock extravaganza

Other

1 hour ago J.D. Tuccille: U.S. Department of Education should be abolished

America doesn't need a federal bureaucracy that runs no schools and educates no children

Culture

2 h. ago Letters — On boycotting the U.S.: ‘It’s about us, not about them’

Readers comment on elbowing the Americans, the PM's inside and outside voices, 'stodgy' (but reliable) lawyers, an Order of Canada controversy and more

Other

3 h. ago Laprade and Phillips: What happened to Ottawa's first UFO research station?

Wilbert Smith picked up a mysterious signal from his post at Shirley's Bay in 1954. Then the project went dark.

Other

12 h. ago Police seek assistance in suspicious fire at Edmonton elementary school playground

A fire broke out at St. Pius X Elementary School’s playground Saturday morning in Edmonton’s Sherbrooke neighbourhood. After a 911 call came in at 8 a.m., one Edmonton Fire Rescue Service (EFRS) crew and district chief were called to the playground to put out the fire, said public information officer Ian Riddick. Firefighters arrived at […]

Events

15 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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16 h. ago GOLDSTEIN: Removing all of Trump’s tariffs no longer realistic

Negotiating a deal with the U.S. President that Canadians can live with is more realistic

Economics

19 h. ago CHAUDHRI: Meta employment contract scrutinized in Ontario court

Bigger companies have bigger blind spots that are routinely laid bare in court

Other

19 h. ago Huge lines and tech issues plague debut of new coaster at Canada's Wonderland

Thrillseekers flocked to Canada's Wonderland on Saturday for the debut of the park's new record-breaking launch coaster, AlpenFury — but the first day for the hotly anticipated ride didn't come without a little bit of chaos.Wonderland's new flagship attraction is proving a massive draw for park attendance on its first day, debuting to overwhelming demand on Saturday, July 12.But, in a familiar turn of events for a hot ticket event in the Greater Toronto Area, the hyped-up attraction has already devolved into a day-one crowd scene.@canadaswonderland 🎥 It’s here. The AlpenFury POV you’ve been waiting for. 🤯 And today, it’s not just a video...AlpenFury officially open! Experience the rush as you launch straight through Wonder Mountain, hit 115 km/h, and tear through nine mind-bending inversions. Are you brave enough to face nature’s wrath? *Filmed with park-approved mounted devices. #AlpenFury #CanadasWonderland #RollerCoaster #LaunchCoaster #Toronto #Th...

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19 h. ago CHARLEBOIS: Everyone’s suddenly a supply management expert but few understand it

Supply management needs to change – but for the right reasons

Other

20 h. ago CRIME HUNTER: Did teen temptress’ sex trysts with foster dad lead to murder?

The teenage girl was undoubtedly troubled. But she was getting good grades in high school, always the benchmark for many parents. Still, to Lisa Knoefel, 41, a social worker in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, something unnerving was happening in her home. Sabrina Zunich, 17, was the product of a dope-fueled relationship between her junkie parents. She […]

Events

20 h. ago KINSELLA: Does Mark Carney truly believe a deal is possible with Donald Trump?

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting a different result

Economics

20 h. ago Letters to the Sun: Canada has a chance to lead — but only if we invest in education

Canada has a chance to lead — but only if we invest in education

Other

20 h. ago The golden age of international travel is over, says Pete McMartin

Opinion: Anti-tourist sentiment and climate change just some of the many issues for international travellers

Society

22 h. ago Nattie Neidhart talks WWE Evolution and her recent run in NWA, ROW and EVOLVE

WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of No Holds Barred, Postmedia wrestling writer Jan Murphy and Postmedia’s Rob Wong are joined by WWE superstar and Toronto Sun guest columnist, Nattie Neidhart to talk about this weekend’s WWE Evolution PLE, and what she has learned from her recent matches in NWA, ROW and WWE Evolve.

Culture

22 h. ago Hiking: Sharing grasslands experience with cattle and calves

Most people do not get an opportunity to walk in a grazing pasture with cattle and calves. It could be intimidating, as well as being an experience to learn how to share nature’s landscape. Not too many know that Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park, besides being an incredible park, is a working cattle ranch. Situated between […]

Other

23 h. ago Lorne Gunter: If Trump forces end of Canadian supply management, good riddance

Remember when the Liberals were adamant they would never give up their digital services tax (DST)? They were all “elbows up.” They huffed they would never give in to the Trump White House. Besides, they were sure there were votes to be had in making “rich” American streaming services pay more than $2 billion a […]

Events

23 h. ago It’s time to reinvest in policing and restore public safety in Calgary

A decade ago, Calgary was one of the safest major cities in Canada. Today, too many Calgarians are asking: What happened to our sense of security? One of the answers lies in the quiet erosion of police funding. Over the past 10 years, councils and commissions have been defunding the police. Calgary’s “cop-to-pop” ratio has […]

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