4 h. ago TAIT: Oil Kings’ Teddy Bear Toss unites everyone to bring children joy

There are moments in hockey that make us sit up a little straighter. The first goal is often one of them — a little jolt to the heart, a spark on the bench, a reason for 18,000 people to high-five someone they’ve never met. Who knows? Get a phone number, perhaps. But Sunday afternoon at […]

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10 h. ago HUNTER: Feds, province signal last call for bail at the Crime Cafe

The Ontario government will introduce legislation that will put the squeeze on sureties who pledge bail money. Too often, when the bail goes sideways, they aren't held accountable – financially or otherwise.

Events

11 h. ago GOLDSTEIN: Guilbeault playing separatist card to oppose Alberta pipeline

While the former Greenpeace activist may have that feeling, it’s not shared by most Quebecers

Transport

13 h. ago KINSELLA: Could allegations of past bigotry derail Reform UK Leader’s bid to become PM?

Like Donald Trump, Nigel Farage says lots of things that are outrageous

Politics

13 h. ago CHARLEBOIS: Canada’s food economy has a hole in the middle – and we’re paying for it

We treat food inflation like a storm that will pass, but it moved in years ago and we’ve been paying rent ever since

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14 h. ago OPINION: Why I’m in court over COVID vaccines – and why every Ontarian should care

I never imagined that organizing mass vaccination clinics during a global emergency would lead to years of legal battles

Science

15 h. ago The Bookless Club: How do you handle Vancouver's wet weather?

Are you a pluviophile, or a cat?

Other

17 h. ago Letters, Dec. 6, 2025: ‘These recalls are getting ridiculous’

Enough recalls The AUPE boss thinks the recall petitions are a big joke as his union probably got the ball rolling on this union-approved farce that may end up costing millions in taxpayer dollars. It is unlikely the petitioners will get the required 60% of votes cast in the previous election and then get 50% […]

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17 h. ago Lorne Gunter: Federal workforce reduction plans show Carney Liberals won't bring spending under control

Ontario Conservative MP Vincent Ho asked a simple question in the House of Commons. He received a simple (yet horrifying) answer. Ho asked, “With regard to the federal public service, how many employees had an annualized salary of over $150,000?” The Treasury Board told Ho the number was 12,971 which works out to 3.5 per […]

Events

18 h. ago Lincoln: Guilbeault's principled resignation merits praise and support

It must have been a soul-wrenching decision. It showed the courage and integrity of his commitment to the environmental cause.

Other

18 h. ago NP View: Liberals look to criminalize faith, while allowing hate to fester

The Bloc's proposed changes take the bill from merely redundant to an extremely dangerous assault on religious freedom

Events

18 h. ago Colby Cosh: The next great Canadian is out there, we just haven’t met them yet

Canadian Glory: The Great One didn't just dominate the sport, he defined its future while everyone else was still watching the puck

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18 h. ago J.D. Tuccille: After more than two centuries, the U.S. Bill of Rights still limits government power

Unlike in Canada, where rights can be curtailed if politicians think they're 'reasonable,' the U.S. Constitution recognizes that some rights are inalienable

Politics

18 h. ago Freed: Now that Opus is going digital, bring on robo deliveries, Waymo and Smart Parking

And while we're at it, how about some Smart construction cones to eliminate all the phantom cones in our city?

Culture

18 h. ago Conrad Black: Mark Carney’s coup de grâce — forcing Guilbeault out of cabinet

The activist former environment minister's departure is great news for this country

Transport

18 h. ago Brownstein: Christmas Fund comes at critical time for those in need

In 1967, reporter Bob Hayes organized a food and clothing drive that started decades of giving. Now the desperation is "like we haven't seen before."

Events

24 h. ago Lee: Why ChatGPT has become the new front door to information

Search engines are still the backbone of the online information ecosystem, but the kind of searching people do has shifted with ChatGPT

Technology

24 h. ago Des services publics pour tous sauf les personnes en situation d’itinérance?

Services Québec semble non seulement avoir manqué le bateau, mais aussi ramer à contresens.

Other

27 h. ago Saskatchewan tables involuntary drug treatment bill as fall session ends

Saskatchewan's government introduced its involuntary treatment bill Friday on the final day of its fall sitting with critics wondering how it will all play out.

Economics

28 h. ago Bell: Amid bike lane crackdown, Smith's UCP demands Calgary numbers

'We can do this the easy way or the hard way,' says Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen, as Calgary city refuses to reveal bike lane numbers

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