2 h. ago Trump’s Return Prompts Companies to Stifle Climate Talk With ‘Greenhushing’

Businesses that used to tout carbon-cutting are switching their message: “This isn’t a good time to put a red flag in front of the bull.”

Society

7 h. ago Serge Savard raconte son meilleur et son pire échange avec le Canadien

«J’aime mieux parler des meilleurs!» lance le sénateur, pince-sans-rire

Events

9 h. ago Here’s how to plan an unforgettable March Break with the kids

Make this break a fun-filled and unforgettable experience for the whole family.

Society

9 h. ago Chinese Stocks Pare Losses as Investors Assess Tariff Response

Chinese stocks pared losses as traders digested an escalation in Sino-American tensions before a crucial political meeting in Beijing this week.

Economics

10 h. ago Kori Cheverie n’est nullement étonnée par le rendement de la défenseuse Cayla Barnes

«Elle nous apporte une solide présence à l’arrière», loue l’entraîneuse-chef de la Victoire de Montréal.

Events

11 h. ago Québec et Ottawa se disent prêts à faire face aux tarifs de Trump

« Nous sommes prêts avec les contre-tarifs », a affirmé la ministre des Affaires étrangères du Canada, Mélanie Joly.

Economics

11 h. ago Trump ordonne une pause dans l’aide militaire américaine à l’Ukraine

L’annonce survient suite à la rencontre de vendredi avec son homologue ukrainien, Volodymyr Zelensky.

Events

11 h. ago LILLEY UNLEASHED: Liberals dither while Trump tariffs are on the horizon

WATCH as Sun political columnist Brian Lilley says that the Liberals are using partisan politics whilst U.S. President Donald Trump is ready to lower the boom on Canada with tariffs. Lilley says it is all about them before it comes to Canadians. What do YOU think?  Tell us your thoughts in the comment section below […]

Economics

12 h. ago Québec inscrit au patrimoine le premier match officiel de hockey le 3 mars 1875

Ce tout premier match officiel opposait deux équipes de neuf joueurs à la patinoire Victoria.

Sport

12 h. ago Doug Ford tells Trump U.S. will 'feel the pain' when Canada responds to tariffs

Ontario Premier Doug Ford came out swinging on NBC News today in the wake of the latest news that U.S. President Donald Trump plans to impose 25 per cent tariffs on Canada as early as Tuesday March 4th. Ford blamed the impending economic 'disaster' squarely on Trump and predicted U.S. workers and consumers would 'feel the pain', that assembly plants in Michigan would close and there would be layoffs in the manufacturing sector. Ford also suggested the U.S. stock market would "go downhill faster than the American  bobsled team."The Ontario response will be strong, said Ford, and include the province imposing restrictions on critical minerals, halting sales of U.S. alcohol products and shutting down "electricity going down to the U.S."U.S. markets are already tanking. American plants and assembly lines will close. Americans will pay more for everything.For the sake of the American people, President Trump needs to pull back his tariffs. pic.twitter.com/FAy0ctvujF&md...

Economics

13 h. ago Annulation de la plus grande rencontre annuelle en réduction des méfaits

C’est une conséquence de l’incertitude financière des organismes en prévention.

Other

13 h. ago Goldmoney Inc. Chief Executive Officer Files Early Warning Report

TORONTO, March 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Roy Sebag, the Chief Executive Officer of Goldmoney Inc. (the “Company”), would like to announce an update to his beneficial ownership of the Company. On February 27, 2025, Mr. Sebag acquired 2,000 common shares of the Company through the facilities of the Toronto Stock Exchange for aggregate consideration […]

Events

13 h. ago Du sexe «entre adultes consentants», jure Dominique Laroche à son procès

L’ex-skieur acrobatique a admis lundi avoir eu des relations sexuelles avec la plaignante, mais jamais alors qu’elle était mineure.

Other

14 h. ago Stunning residential towers and new park to transform quiet Toronto block

A quiet block of residential and commercial properties near Toronto's Victoria Park and Danforth intersection could soon be transformed with a major development.Plans are in the works to redevelop an assembly of properties southeast of Victoria Park Avenue and Danforth Avenue, spanning 507-513 Victoria Park Avenue and 4-14 Thora Avenue.Developer Sigma Group has filed an application with the City of Toronto seeking to bring a pair of towers to the site that would rise to heights of 39 storeys (127.5 metres) and 16 storeys (58 metres).The towers' designs from Gabriel Fain Architects feature offset massings and colourful grid-like exteriors that promise to add some visual pop to the area.Plans call for a mixed-use configuration, with the majority of the floor area — a total of 43,674.9 square metres — dedicated to residential space, including 578 rental residential units.Almost half of these units would be capable of accommodating families, with 46.5 percent in the for...

Other

15 h. ago Vancouver producer Samantha Quan wins best picture Oscar for ‘Anora’

Vancouver-born producer Samantha Quan celebrated the "incredible, impossible" journey of "Anora" while accepting the best picture Oscar on a night when the film reigned supreme.

Transport

15 h. ago Le roi Charles, toujours aussi inutile face à la menace Trump

Comme si les vestiges de l’impérialisme britannique allaient nous protéger de l’impérialisme américain.

Other

16 h. ago Une conseillère municipale exclue du caucus de Québec d’abord, car elle est «en discussion» avec Sam Hamad

Québec d’abord, opposition officielle à l’hôtel de ville de Québec, vient d’exclure la conseillère Isabelle Roy de son caucus.

Politics

16 h. ago Toronto's BMO Field reveals $146 million renovation plan for 2026 FIFA World Cup

The FIFA World Cup is coming to Toronto next year — and a whole host of renovations are coming to the city's biggest soccer stadium.Today, the City and Toronto and MLSE provided further detail into the renovations at BMO Field, which is coming via a $123-million investment from the City and a $23-million investment from MLSE."Sport brings us together, as Torontonians and Canadians. As we prepare to host FIFA World Cup 26, we're investing in infrastructure for Toronto's future. We are supporting Team Canada while investing in the next generation of great Canadian athletes," Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said in a release.The biggest temporary change includes a previously announced 10,000 temporary seats added on the north grandstand and 7,000 on the south grandstand, bringing the capacity to 45,000 for the duration of the tournament.Additional permanent changes include four new LED videoboards in the stadium's corner columns, self-serve technology at select concession stands, stadi...

Economics

17 h. ago Impliqué dans un accident mortel en Espagne: après sept mois d’angoisse, un Québécois pourra rentrer au pays

Après un calvaire de sept mois ponctué de nombreux rebondissements, Mathieu Béland va retrouver son passeport.

Events

17 h. ago Un couple montréalais en procès en lien avec une fraude hypothécaire de plus de 5 M$

Un couple qui aurait participé à une vaste fraude hypothécaire de plus de 5 M$ a commencé à subir son procès ce lundi.

Economics