50 m. ago Court decision on sale of 25 Hudson’s Bay leases delayed as buyer appears without a lawyer

Judge said he is concerned about the additional costs — $4.7 million per month — that HBC and its lenders will have to incur as a result of the delay

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84 m. ago Royal Ottawa Golf Club ready to challenge Canadian men's amateur competitors

They give me all the tough assignments around this place. On Monday, I took a short break from my vacation to head to the historic Royal Ottawa Golf Club for Media Day, in preparation for the 120th Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship, which is presented by Golf Canada. It’s the 10th time the Gatineau layout has […]

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96 m. ago CRIME SCENE: Man charged in alleged sex assault of girl on TTC subway

A Toronto man is accused of sexually assaulting a girl on a TTC subway and police are concerned there may be more alleged victims. Toronto Police were called on Sunday around 10 a.m. to the Main St. and Danforth Ave. station. They allege a 12-year-old girl was approached on the subway by a man who […]

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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 First Nations groups file legal challenge to Ontario’s Bill 5, feds’ Bill C

The First Nation groups announced they are bringing urgent litigation to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to try to kill Ontario's Bill 5 and Ottawa's Bill C-5.

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3 h. ago First Nations to launch legal challenge against Ontario, federal bills 5 and C

TORONTO — Nine First Nations in Ontario are asking a court for an injunction that would prevent the federal and provincial governments from moving forward with some of the most contentious aspects of recent laws meant to fast-track infrastructure projects. The Indigenous communities say in the legal challenge filed in the Ontario Superior Court of […]

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3 h. ago World's oldest marathoner who made history in Toronto killed in hit

Fauja Singh, the British-Indian athlete and marathoner, who inspired millions of people with his late-in-life running achievements, has died at the age of 114.Singh, who was widely believed to be the world's oldest marathon runner, was struck and killed in a hit-and-run accident on Monday while crossing a road in his native village near Jalandhar in Punjab, India. Local media reported that Singh sustained severe head injuries in the incident and was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries. In 2011, Singh became the oldest man to run a full marathon at the age of 100 in Toronto, although this achievement was not officially recognized by Guinness World Records due to a lack of a birth certificate. Singh had a British passport, which listed his birth date as April 1, 1911, while a letter from Indian government officials stated that birth records were not kept in 1911. He began running at the age of 89 and went on to complete nine full marath...

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3 h. ago [VIDÉO] Enlevé et martyrisé: son bourreau de 18 ans grave son nom au couteau sur son torse

Un criminel d’à peine 18 ans a enlevé, séquestré et mutilé sa victime, en plus de graver son nom à la pointe d’un couteau sur son torse.

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3 h. ago [VIDÉO] Enlevé et martyrisé: son bourreau d'à peine 19 ans grave son nom au couteau sur son torse

Un criminel d’à peine 19 ans a enlevé, séquestré et mutilé sa victime, en plus de graver son nom à la pointe d’un couteau sur son torse.

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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

4 h. ago «Marques de violence»: une femme de 60 ans victime d'un meurtre à Anjou

La police de Montréal enquête sur le meurtre d’une femme de 60 ans qui a été retrouvée avec des «marques de violence».

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6 h. ago Parker: Engineering firm Motus Consult builds from Calgary beginnings to national reach

At the outset, the jobs came as condominium and custom residential projects. Soon after, Motus Consult was contracted to perform for larger and more challenging commercial and industrial assignments

Society

7 h. ago ‘World’s oldest marathon runner’ dies aged 114 in road accident

New Delhi (AFP) — India’s Fauja Singh, believed to be the world’s oldest distance runner, has died in a road accident aged 114, his biographer said Tuesday. Singh, an Indian-born British national, nicknamed the “Turbaned Tornado”, died after being hit by a vehicle in Punjab state’s Jalandhar district on Monday. “My Turbaned Tornado is no […]

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9 h. ago Before joining cabinet, public safety minister wrote immigration support letters for terror group ‘member’

Gary Anandasangaree asked CBSA to 'review and reconsider' decision denying permanent residence to alleged Tamil Tigers member.

Politics

10 h. ago From scattered sunlight to dozy bees, smoky days challenge Canada’s food growers

The smoky air that has become an all-too-common feature of Canadian summers poses yet another challenge for agricultural producers already contending with chronic drought in some areas and excess moisture in others. A thick haze blanketed much of the Prairies and Central Canada on Monday as wildfires burned in northern Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario. Environment […]

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17 h. ago Second victim of alleged Kelowna hammer attack mourns the loss of friend

On July 4, the two women were on their lunch break in a Kelowna, B.C., parking lot when they were allegedly attacked with a hammer. Bailey McCourt didn’t survive.

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18 h. ago Une femme dans la trentaine victime d’une agression armée à la Marina de Longueuil

Une femme âgée dans la trentaine a été victime d’une agression armée à la Marina de Longueuil, lundi après-midi.

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20 h. ago ‘Insult to injury’: Ontario man left in coma after alleged impaired crash

The man accused of causing the crash, who has five prior convictions for impaired driving, has been released on bail. The victim's father said he couldn't understand why.

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21 h. ago Author Maria Reva’s return to Ukraine inspired her to complete novel

In 2023, Maria Reva and her sister were on a train hurtling through a Ukrainian night toward the battle-scarred city of Kherson. They were hoping to reach their grandfather, still there in the midst of carnage. It was crisis time for Reva in more ways than one. The novel she had started to write back […]

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22 h. ago 'Apoplectic:' Competition Bureau drops probe into U.S. company's sightseeing dominance in Banff/Jasper

A federal competition regulator’s decision to drop its probe into an American company’s dominance of the Banff-Jasper sightseeing market appears to be Canada caving to the U.S. amid an ongoing tariff war, says a businessman who pushed for the investigation. The Competition Bureau of Canada last year launched an investigation into Colorado-based VIAD’s acquisition of […]

Economics