2 h. ago Italy Inflation Quickens Beyond 2% for First Time Since 2023

Italian inflation accelerated more than anticipated to exceed the European Central Bank’s 2% target for the first time in 18 months.

Economics

4 h. ago ECB’s Lagarde Says Keeping Inflation in Check Is a ‘Constant Battle’

President Christine Lagarde said that the European Central Bank can’t relent on inflation, with the US administration’s trade policy creating uncertainty.

Economics

7 h. ago Landmark $4 million Toronto mansion is on the market for the first time in 60 years

Tucked away on a peaceful Riverdale street, this $4 million local landmark is available for the first time in decades, and a peek inside reveals just as much history as one might expect.Just steps from Riverdale and Withrow Parks, Frankland and Montcrest schools and the brimming cultural epicentre that is Danforth, 49 Hogarth Avenue would be a true gem even if it weren't for all of its unique charm, but when you factor in its original finishes and one-of-a-kind features, it becomes almost unbelievable.A century-old local marvel, potential home buyers in Toronto are getting their first chance at calling this mansion home for the first time in over 60 years, offering an unparalleled peek at what's hiding behind the red brick facade.The grand foyer is the first hint to 49 Hogarth's distinct character.Spoiler alert: it's a whole lot of quirky and unique finishes that run the gamut from Edwardian to mid-century modern, all of which keep the home's reputation for being utterly singular ru...

Economics

7 h. ago Un enfant atteint d’une maladie rare obtient un sursis de trois mois

La famille du garçon attend toutefois encore du soutien de Québec pour l’accès à un médicament.

Society

20 h. ago Hum: 12 affordable Ottawa restaurant meals that deliver on portion and price

A hefty porchetta sandwich with pistachio cream, rare beef pho with real broth, and a quarter chicken lunch with sides. Diining out on a budget is still possible at these spots.

Economics

25 h. ago Christopher Dummitt: Liberals trying to lure Canadians back like a terrible ex

Don't be fooled by the central banker disguise

Culture

36 h. ago Toronto FC picks up rare point in scoreless draw with Vancouver Whitecaps

TORONTO — Six games into the Toronto FC season and Robin Fraser’s team finally has something to build on, if not a win yet. It was just a scoreless draw, and it was no thing of beauty, but Toronto (0-4-2) showed grit Saturday against a high-flying Vancouver Whitecaps team that came to BMO Field 11 […]

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41 h. ago Raptors keep winning at the expense of losing draft lottery balls

When it comes to the NBA’s tank-athon, the Raptors continue to lose ground as the competing pack loses games by historical margins. Take the Washington Wizards, who earned a rare win when Jamal Shead’s apparent buzzer beater was overturned by video review. When they played host to Indiana Thursday night, the Pacers pounded the Wizards […]

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41 h. ago Ontario power outage map shows 50,000 homes in the dark amid brutal ice storm

Almost 50,000 Ontario homes are in the dark as widespread blackouts impact the province amid a brutal ice storm, according to HydroOne's outage map.HydroOne confirms that over 49K homes in central and eastern Ontario are without electricity on Saturday afternoon as freezing rain weighs down tree branches and power lines."Power outages continue across central & eastern Ontario due to freezing rain," stated the utility company in a post on X, assuring the public that "Crews are working as quickly & safely as possible."HydroOne's social media post warns the public to "Stay safe, stay back from downed lines."HydroOneParts of the province may receive up to 25 millimetres of freezing rain by the time the system passes on Sunday.Environment and Climate Change CanadaA large swathe of the province remains under a freezing rain warning issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada as of Saturday afternoon.

Events

41 h. ago Ontario power outage map shows over 218,000 homes in the dark amid brutal ice storm

Over 218,000 Ontario homes are in the dark as widespread blackouts impact the province amid a brutal ice storm this weekend, according to Hydro One's outage map.Hydro One confirmed that homes in central and eastern Ontario without electricity reached hundreds of thousands as freezing rain weighed down tree branches and power lines."Power outages continue across central & eastern Ontario due to freezing rain," stated the utility company in a Saturday post on X, assuring the public that "Crews are working as quickly & safely as possible."Hydro One's social media post warns the public to "Stay safe, stay back from downed lines."Hydro One outage map as seen Saturday afternoon.The energy provider shared an update on Sunday, stating that over 218,000 homes are still without power.More than 218,000 customers remain without power. Safety is our top priority. We urge customers to stay away from downed power lines, trees and any damaged electrical equipment. Crews are w...

Events

44 h. ago Ukrainians expect Russia to launch fresh offensive to strengthen negotiating position

KYIV, Ukraine — Russian forces are preparing to launch a fresh military offensive in the coming weeks to maximize the pressure on Ukraine and strengthen the Kremlin’s negotiating position in ceasefire talks, Ukrainian government and military analysts said. The move could give Russian President Vladimir Putin every reason to delay discussions about pausing the fighting […]

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44 h. ago KINSELLA: If Canada’s long relationship with U.S. is over, then what now?

Canadians – now in the midst of truly existential election campaign – are entitled to hear a clear answer to this from our Prime Minister

Economics

63 h. ago SNOBELEN: Learning from America’s past may help save Canada 

Benjamin Franklin was a clever fellow. He once allowed that “experience keeps a dear school, but fools will learn in no other.” It is a rare occurrence when we take the time or have the wisdom to learn from the experience of others. This election cycle, we Canadians seem determined to ignore the painful lessons […]

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64 h. ago Arialief Reviews & Complaints (ALERT): Is This Nerve Pain Breakthrough Too Good To Be Real?

SEATTLE, March 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Nerve pain is brutal. Whether it’s the persistent tingling, relentless burning, or sharp, electric jabs that come without warning—it can turn everyday life into a constant battle. More than 30,000+ users are now turning to this new supplement that promises to do what pharmaceuticals rarely can: deliver real, […]

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65 h. ago African Children's Choir performing in southern Alberta communities next week

Chance to hear hymns of hope from children escaping extreme poverty

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66 h. ago Major Edmonton roads reopen amid central Alberta snow event, road conditions still poor: police

Shortly after 8 a.m. on Friday, the Edmonton Police Service said it had reopened Whitemud Drive in both directions.

Politics

2 d. ago Three to See Edmonton Events: GOBfest, Expanse 2025 and Trashed Ambulance

GOBfest: Listen up, meeple! This family-friendly annual boardgame-lovers fest is back, a chance to sample games of every taxonomy, including strategy, co-operative, single-player, physical and dexterity, word and party games. There are tournaments, a Sunday flea market, prototype alley and open gaming from the convention library of 200-plus games — really just a sweet chance to […]

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3 d. ago You’ll rarely hear the word “stagflation” uttered by central bankers, for good reason

Robert McLister: The Bank of Canada called a stagflationary outcome 'complicated,' the understatement of the year

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3 d. ago French and Spanish Inflation Undershoot, Backing ECB Rate Cuts

Inflation in France and Spain undershot expectations, supporting calls for more interest-rate cuts by the European Central Bank.

Economics

3 d. ago EDITORIAL: Strong voter turnout would send a clear message about Canada

Threats from the U.S. are a good reason to pay even more attention than usual to this election, and to make your vote an explicit act of sovereignty.

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