66 m. ago Chris Selley: Let your kids outside, for God’s sake, even if it’s a bit smoky

No, children shouldn't be kept inside in mid-July because of some wildfire smoke. Obviously

Society

85 m. ago Opinion: Pipelines or tankers in B.C.? The answer is still no

It’s hard to believe that an oil pipeline to cross through British Columbia’s northwest is once again being pushed by the premier of Alberta and considered by the prime minister of Canada. Unlike when Enbridge Northern Gateway first proposed an oilsands pipeline that would introduce oil supertankers to B.C.’s north coast for the first time […]

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1 hour ago Opinion: Alberta's electricity distribution is key to improving affordability

Alberta’s electricity system is at a tipping point. Driven by the rise of energy-intensive industries, a booming population, and a shift toward increasingly electrified homes and businesses, electricity demand is climbing faster than ever. Meeting this challenge isn’t just about building more centralized generation capacity — it’s also about building smarter. And that starts with […]

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2 h. ago Cessna Grand Caravan EX to Feature New Executive Interior Options, Expanding Opportunities for Elevated Missions

WICHITA, Kan. — The legendary Cessna Grand Caravan EX will now feature three new executive interior schemes for customers to select when designing their aircraft cabin. The Lunar, Obsidian and Saddle Sport interiors join the existing Canyon and Savanna schemes, providing a broader range of standard choices. The new interior options are available to customers […]

Society

3 h. ago Epiq Wins Todd & Weld LLP Office Services Outsourcing Business

People, process, technology, and data insights will drive efficiencies across office operations NEW YORK, July 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Epiq announced today a new partnership with Todd & Weld LLP to provide office services, including mail management services; copy, print, and production services; IT support services; and, hospitality and reception services. Boston’s preeminent trial […]

Economics

3 h. ago Denley: Development fees are out of whack and hurting new home owners

In a city with a housing shortage, how much money does municipal government really need to extract from buyers of new homes?

Sport

4 h. ago Ching and Fredette: This is the right time to boost trade between Ontario and Quebec

The federal government’s recent decision to remove federal barriers to interprovincial trade is a game-changer for this region. Now, let's take the next step.

Economics

5 h. ago Canada Diabetes Devices and Therapeutics Report 2025 | Market to Grow by 12.1% to Reach $6.97 Billion this Year – Investment Opportunities to 2029 – ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN — The “Canada Diabetes Devices and Therapeutics Market Investment Opportunities – Q2 2025 Update” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. The diabetes market in Canada is expected to grow by 12.1% on annual basis to reach US$6.97 billion in 2025. The diabetes market in the country has experienced robust growth during 2020-2024, achieving […]

Economics

5 h. ago Canada is hiring border service officers right now and the salary is as high as $90k

If you're on the hunt for a new job, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) may have just the opportunity for you.The federal agency responsible for managing the country's borders recently extended recruitment for its Border Services Officer Trainee Program to Feb. 27, 2026.Hopeful applicants can submit their applications to the CBSA system for further evaluation and "apply for a career on Canada's front line."What is the CBSA Border Services Officer Trainee Program?"Border Service Officers (BSOs) across Canada facilitate legitimate trade and travel while preventing prohibited goods and inadmissible people from entering the country," states the CBSA.According to the agency, when candidates apply to this selection process, they aren't applying for a specific job but rather an "inventory of future vacancies."When positions become available, applicants who meet the CBSA's qualifications may be contacted for further assessment.Applications will be kept in the agency's invent...

Economics

5 h. ago Pete McMartin: Eagles are majestic to look at, but not so great to listen to

Pete McMartin says: Our eagles don’t whistle or pipe, weakly or otherwise. They bitch. They bicker. Like all married couples, they screech at each other at all hours

Culture

6 h. ago Breakenridge: Premier's tax collecting scheme should have ended with Fair Deal panel

Why not hire thousands of teachers and doctors and nurses? Why do we need thousands of tax collectors to do a job that’s already being done?

Economics

7 h. ago Letters July 15, 2025: ‘With the right gear we could prevent giant wildfires.’

We can prevent giant wildfires My brother’s idea about creating a water bomber fleet of airplanes to fight wild fires in Manitoba and across Canada is a good one. By attacking wild fires in their early stages before they grow out of control, mandatory population evacuations and structure loss may become a thing of the […]

Events

7 h. ago KINSELLA: Flood of antisemitic hate seeping its way into Ontario schools

Report titled Antisemitism in Ontario's K-12 Schools details everything from Holocaust denial to harassment

Society

7 h. ago Bell: Pierre Poilievre on the warpath, slams Carney — with a vengeance

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre skewers Mark Carney as a prime minister who will be distracted by his considerable private interests

Transport

8 h. ago Michael Higgins: Mark Carney’s ethical guardrails more of a smokecreen

The prime minister's holdings are so vast that it will be near impossible for him to avoid a conflict of interest

Transport

14 h. ago La lutte contre le cancer, une politique étrangère gagnante pour le Canada

Il ne s’agit pas que de combler les vides, mais d’assumer un leadership fondé sur nos convictions.

Politics

19 h. ago Opinion: We’re not just outsourcing ships. We’re outsourcing opportunity

Opinion: Handing B.C. Ferries contract to China may save money in the short term. But long term, it’s going to cost us much more in lost wages, lost taxes, lost skills training and lost community benefits

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21 h. ago Braid: Nenshi arrives on the legislature job with a powerful political cause

Separatism is emotional and universal. Polls show a large majority of Albertans want nothing to do with it. Nenshi offers himself as their full-throated patriotic champion

Politics

23 h. ago WARMINGTON: After MacLean’s overdue apology to Grapes, others need to follow suit

Cherry says former co-host apologized for interview commenting on his health, alleged Sportsnet 'exit strategy'

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24 h. ago Toronto has a hot new spot for Vietnamese eats that's hidden in an alleyway

One of Toronto's hottest new hubs for Vietnamese cuisine just so happens to be a shipping container located in a back alley.Hidden though it may be, Com Nuoc has been steadily growing in popularity among those in the know ever since opening at the beginning of July, proving that, if the food is good enough, there's nowhere people won't go for it.Founded, owned and operated by Thanh Thai, a local chef with over 20 years of experience in the restaurant industry, which started with her working at his family's restaurant at the age of 12, the idea for Com Nuoc was originally born on Thanh's  annual trip to Vietnam with his fiancée."We love it there. From the culture, the people, the street-side dining and just the overall vibes," Thanh us. "We wanted to share the culture with the streets of Toronto, and what better way to experience culture than with food, thus the planning for Com Nuoc started."    View this post on Instagram&nbs...

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