32 h. ago Brooke Henderson offers hometown advice to Savannah Grewal ahead of CPKC Women’s Open in Mississauga

MISSISSAUGA — Two-time LPGA major champion Brooke Henderson has some advice for fellow Canadian Savannah Grewal as she prepares for a hometown start at the CPKC Women’s Open: Have fun with it. The 23-year-old Mississauga native will tee it up at Mississaugua Golf and Country Club when the national women’s championship comes to town next […]

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35 h. ago Union says 250 CN Tower workers locked out ahead of Canada Day

TORONTO — Canada’s largest private-sector union says more than 250 CN Tower workers have been locked out by the Crown corporation operating the Toronto tourist attraction. Unifor says the decision by Canada Lands Co. to lock out workers, including hosts, wait staff, bartenders and cooks at the start of peak tourist season “speaks volumes,” and […]

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5 d. ago Why a TSN personality went off script and ripped CFL as ‘hot garbage’

'If the goal is to grow the game and attract a younger demographic, the on field product of the Sask/Toronto game is just not going to cut it,' Luke Willson posted on X.

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9 d. ago That time a Canadian warship was a popular Toronto attraction

Did you know that an esteemed Canadian warship was once a popular tourist attraction on Toronto's waterfront?Toronto has built a legacy of preserving the many places that remind us of the past, although one of these landmarks has moved some distance away; specifically, this warship that once sat docked at the waters of Ontario Place, once a mainstay of the now-defunct attraction.Meet the HMCS Haida, a "Tribal" class destroyer originally built during WWII for the Royal Canadian Navy, named after the Indigenous Haida people. Perhaps the most interesting tidbit about this ship is that it's the last surviving Tribal-class destroyer in the world, a class of warship constructed for the Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Australian Navy.Though the Haida has been gone for decades, it's still remembered as one of Toronto's coolest attractions, once upon a time. HMCS Haida docked at Ontario Place. Photo: City o...

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1 week ago International cafe known for its baked goods is opening two new Ontario locations

World-renowned Korean bakery chain Paris Baguette is gearing up to open its latest Toronto location, this time taking on a brand-new neighbourhood.Despite opening its first Canadian location at the Yonge-Sheppard Centre in North York just over two years ago, Paris Baguette has more than made its mark on Toronto's culinary scene.Over its nearly 40 years in business, the South Korea-founded global chain has made a name for itself serving up sweet confections that are almost as delightful to look at as they are to eat, including mochi donuts, impeccably layered trifles, cream-filled croissants and bombolone.They even serve up some unique savoury options, like croissant-wrapped hot dogs and crabmeat-filled croquettes.Nowadays, the chain, recognized as one of the top 500 franchises in the world by Entrepreneur, boasts 4000 locations worldwide, including the two additional locations that have opened in the city in the years that followed: a Yorkville flagship ...

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2 w. ago Canadian home sales rise for the first time in more than six months

Housing market's long-awaited turnaround may finally be happening, says CREA

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2 w. ago F1 drivers praise Canadian Grand Prix racetrack: ’One of my favourite’

MONTREAL — Lewis Hamilton has one race at the top of his list. Nothing compares to competing at Silverstone — his home track — for the seven-time world champion. The Canadian Grand Prix, however, ranks a close second. “One of my favourite Grands Prix,” the Ferrari driver said. “‘One of my favourite fan experiences.” Hamilton […]

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2 w. ago McCARTHY: Time is now for a Canadian golfer to win another major as Oakmont looms

"The game feels great. The last few years has been a really consistent good stretch, so yeah, it's time to see what I'm made of," Nick Taylor said.

Politics

3 w. ago Letters June 10, 2025: ‘Trump can take credit for uniting an entire country, it’s just not his.’

BLUSTER MAKES US BETTER It’s an amazing time in Canadian history. The only person since the inception of this country who could weld the country together from coast to coast turns out to be a blustery, loud-mouthed American. No one before Donald Trump has so galvanized us from coast to coast in a more singular […]

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3 w. ago ‘Buy Canadian’: Here are 6 of the best homegrown condiment brands

From innovative ways to slash sugar and sodium to time-honoured traditions, these Canadian condiment companies make meals more delicious

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3 w. ago CFL great Andrew Harris returns to football as Roughriders running backs coach

Leaving the CFL as the league's all-time Canadian rusher, Andrew Harris has returned to football as running backs coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

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3 w. ago CN Tower cheering on Edmonton Oilers in Stanley Cup final game

The Edmonton Oilers once again hold the mantle as Canada's team, and they're getting support from an iconic Toronto landmark.With the Oilers set to kick off the Stanley Cup Final against the Florida Panthers on Wednesday night, the CN Tower has decided to throw its support behind Connor McDavid's squad.Its official X account posted that the tower will light up in blue and orange colours on Wednesday as the puck drops on Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final."Tonight, the CN Tower will be lit in orange and blue for the Edmonton Oilers, the last Canadian team in the Stanley Cup Playoffs," the social media post read.A Toronto icon supporting a team in Edmonton would seem absurd in any other situation, but it makes sense this time around — a Canadian team has not won the Stanley Cup in over 30 years, and many fans are putting rivalries aside to see the Cup return home.This also wouldn't be the first time that the CN Tower has lit up to support a ...

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3 w. ago Edmonton Oilers look to return Stanley Cup to Canada as final kicks off

The last time a Canadian team won the Stanley Cup was in 1993, despite a team from Canada being in the finals multiple times since.

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