5 h. ago LILLEY: Is Carney ready to surrender Canada’s auto industry?

Prime minister and his team push for a deal on steel and aluminium while leaving the auto industry feeling like they've been left out in the cold.

Transport

5 h. ago Canucks: New head coach Adam Foote is putting his stamp on the team

Foote said: 'I really just try to stay now, stay present. There are so many different variables. You can just do the work at that moment.'

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6 h. ago Driver was going 129 km/h before fatal collision, expert testifies

Bahaa Ali, 31, has pleaded not guilty to dangerous driving causing the death of 67-year-old Joan Clubb in London.

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6 h. ago Canucks: Are they a playoff team? The belief is there, but so are the challenges

'We know the team we have and what people are saying about us. If we play the way we can, there's no doubt we're a playoff team.' — Canucks defenceman Tyler Myers

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7 h. ago Why homes are being targeted in London amid rising gunfire cases

Experts say firing shots at a building is meant to send a message to its occupants.

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8 h. ago Toronto is getting a whole crop of new Christmas bars this holiday season

Toronto is going to be home to a number of new Christmas pop-up bars this holiday season.Ho ho h... wait, wasn't it just the summer? Don't worry, you didn't accidentally slip into a wormhole that shot you out in December, but it's never too early to get excited for the impending days of holiday cheer.If you already have daydreams of sugarplums dancing in your head, I come bearing an early gift: Toronto is getting three new Christmas pop-up bars this holiday season.For years, Miracle on Bloor has been the undisputed go-to annual pop-up for festive cheer, and the 2025 season will be no different. The pop-up takes over Third Place (875 Bloor St. W.) as of Nov. 14.But wait, there's more. For the first time, Miracle is expanding with a second pop-up in the city at Boxcar Social's Harbourfront location, opening on Thursday, Nov. 20.Created by the award-winning team behind Civil Liberties and Civil Works, Miracle on Harbourfront will bring all the festive ...

Society

9 h. ago Steve Staios puts faith in Ottawa Senators to improve after last season's breakthrough

Team's GM is confident in the changes he has made to the NHL team this summer to build off playoff berth.

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10 h. ago Threading the needle: How Craig Conroy can rebuild Flames without bottoming out

Calgary Flames GM has chosen one of the narrowest paths a hockey team can take.

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10 h. ago Edmonton man charged in impaired driving crash that left two dead

"Impaired driving is the leading cause of criminal death in Canada, and it's something that doesn't belong in our society"

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10 h. ago Here's when Toronto Blue Jays ALCS games will happen if they beat Yankees

If there's any solace in Tuesday night's Game 3 collapse, the Toronto Blue Jays will still have more home games these playoffs.Either they'll be back at Rogers Centre Friday night for a tense winner-take-all Game 5 in the American League Division Series against the New York Yankees, or they'll be the higher-ranked team heading into the American League Championship Series starting this weekend.And with the latter very much a real possibility as the Jays are just one game away, the team announced on Wednesday that their ticket sales will start soon.As of Thursday at 10 a.m. EDT, ALCS tickets will be available for purchase through the team's official website.Friday's potential Game 5 is sold out, though tickets are still available via the resale market on both Ticketmaster and third-party sites like SeatGeek and StubHub. The cheapest ticket we saw as of Wednesday afternoon was $260 in the upper deck of the Rogers Centre.Blue Jays fans are also encouraged to...

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11 h. ago These restaurants are where the Toronto Blue Jays eat when they're off

Toronto's beloved Blue Jays may be busy on the road to a potential World Series, but when they're not out raking in wins on the diamond, they can often be found dining at local restaurants.Sports superstars have to eat, too, and the Toronto Blue Jays, on top of being the current object of all of the city's sports-related hopes and dreams, are evidently major fans of the local food scene.While restaurants all over the city are due to get a welcome boost in business as the postseason rages on through October, the players themselves have a selection of favourites where they, personally, like to indulge in a post-win meal when they're on home turf.The Jays could potentially play their next home game on Friday should the New York Yankees recover from their ALDS deficit, so if you want to eat like the team, here's where you should be heading. Or, you could always attempt Real Sports' appalling new No-No Challenge, instead.Vladimir Guerrero Jr.Honorary Tor...

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12 h. ago City to issue unsafe building order for London house struck by vehicle

City hall is issuing an unsafe building order for a London house struck by a vehicle in a weekend crash, but the occupants will still be able to live in the home.

Transport

12 h. ago Blue Jays broadcaster Buck Martinez opens up on future and viral feud with Yankees

EXCLUSIVE: Rogers Sportsnet's voice of the Toronto Blue Jays feels energized by the team's MLB playoff run after battle with lung cancer.

Culture

14 h. ago Australia police foil ‘kill team’ gang hit near daycare centre

Sydney (AFP) — Australian police foiled an alleged organized crime hit by a so-called kill team near a Sydney daycare facility, authorities said Wednesday. New South Wales police swooped in on two cars after learning three men were preparing to carry out the alleged killing in Revesby, a suburb in the city’s southwest, on Tuesday. […]

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15 h. ago Send in the clowns: Calgary's Shy Friend is building a community one misfit at a time

In August, the members of Calgary’s Shy Friend put out the call for freaks. It was in service of the band’s ridiculously catchy new single, Freaky Nightmare, a song gamely described in press materials as “a declaration of joyful weirdness — an invitation to be cringe, be free, and get freakay.” To that end, the […]

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23 h. ago Canada was just crowned one of the top countries in the world

Canada has been highly rated by travellers from around the world in a new ranking.Condé Nast Traveler revealed its 2025 Readers' Choice Awards on Tuesday. The travel magazine received a staggering 757,109 votes in its 38th annual Readers' Choice Awards survey, dubbing winners in categories such as best cities and best resorts in the world.CN Traveler also asked its readers to rank their favourite countries around the world, and Canada made the top 10.The True North took 10th place out of a total of 20, with a score of 90.94."Travellers today are craving what's real; experiences that build compassion, spark belonging, and remind us of what we share," said Gloria Loree, chief marketing officer at Destination Canada, in a statement about the ranking."For Americans, Canada offers exactly that. It's a place that welcomes you in, leaves a lasting mark, and sends you home seeing the world and one another a little differently.&q...

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25 h. ago Cardinals coach Gannon fined $100,000 for sideline incident with player

TEMPE, Ariz. — Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon has been fined $100,000 by the team after a heated sideline altercation with Emari Demercado following the running back’s costly fumble during the team’s 22-21 loss to the Tennessee Titans, two people with knowledge of the penalty said. The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition […]

Economics

28 h. ago PHOTOS: Westminster Wildcats vs. College Avenue, TVRA senior football

The Westminster Wildcats senior football team faced Woodstock’s College Avenue at Regina Mundi secondary school.

Sport

28 h. ago Transportation Safety Board sending team to crash site near Squamish, B.C.

Investigators heading to site of helicopter crash that occurred Tuesday morning

Sport

29 h. ago At trial, witness recalls deadly London crash: 'He was flying'

Bahaa Ali, 31, has pleaded not guilty to dangerous driving causing death.

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