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These plants add color to gardens and pots when summer flowers fade

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The hanging planter on my porch has seen better days. And by better days, I mean the summer annuals have

S&P/TSX composite up nearly 200 points, U.S. stock markets also trade higher

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TORONTO - Strength in the financial and base metal sectors helped Canada’s main stock index rise nearly 200 points in

Arrest made in 2022 killing of Toronto man Ding Ping Wang

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Toronto police have arrested and charged a man in the 2022 shooting death of Ding Ping Wang, a breakthrough in

New exhibit explores decades of Ottawa drag and queer history

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According to signage displayed at the archives, Fournier moved from Buckingham, Que., to Ottawa at 16 to train as a

Sun Life and Wilton Re to form reinsurance and asset management partnership

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TORONTO - Sun Life Financial Inc. has signed a deal with U.S. reinsurance company Wilton Re to form a strategic

Trump wants to rename Lake Ontario. Here’s how the lake — and Ontario itself — actually came to be

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Donald Trump’s latest jab at Canada — threatening to rename Lake Ontario as “Lake America” amid the collapse of U.S.–Canada

‘Saturday, Sunday, Monday’ at the Stratford Festival marks a splendid finale for its departing top leader

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Saturday, Sunday, Monday By Eduardo de Filippo, in a new English version by Donato Santeramo and Antoni Cimolino, directed by

Canada's economy will take a hit from trade war, economists say, with workers in targeted industries most at risk

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As the trade war between Canada and the U.S. intensifies, experts say the Canadian economy will take a hit.On Monday,

Criterion to establish brick-and-mortar home in Canada at Cinema Cellar

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TORONTO — Out of the closet, into the cellar. Criterion is making a permanent home in downtown Toronto in collaboration