Committee grants variance to developer despite ongoing investigation at Toronto property

Residents of a York neighbourhood are speaking out after Toronto’s Committee of Adjustment approved variances for a construction company that’s been accused of cutting down trees without permission.  There are currently nine

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Committee grants variance to developer despite ongoing investigation at Toronto property

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Residents of a York neighbourhood are speaking out after Toronto’s Committee of Adjustment approved variances for a construction company that’s been accused

Joyful Leonard Cohen tribute show at the CAA Theatre does the Bard of Montreal proud

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The Secret Chord: A Leonard Cohen Experience A celebration of the songs and words of Leonard Cohen, with musical arrangements

OpenAI's advanced model went rogue and hacked another company during testing

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(Bloomberg) — Since April, when Anthropic PBC unveiled its Mythos model, cyber and national security experts have warned that the

Premiers back urgent, intense Canada-U.S. trade talks as higher tariffs loom

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CHARLOTTETOWN - Several premiers came out of a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday saying they backed an

Toronto man with alleged links to Hamas facing terrorist charge in connection to 2024 demonstration

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A 33-year-old Toronto man with suspected ties to Hamas is facing a terrorism charge following his alleged conduct during a

Author Charles Gaines, who popularized the world of bodybuilding with 'Pumping Iron,' dies at 84

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NEW YORK (AP) — Charles Gaines, the author whose book and documentary “Pumping Iron” helped bring professional bodybuilding into the

Canadians divided over Mark Carney's Gordie Howe Bridge deal: 'Canada had no choice'

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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s deal with the United States to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge prompted new questions after

Why Donald Trump's wildfire tariff threats must now be taken seriously

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The biology of aging: B.C. research, programs working find ways to slow down the process

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As 90-year-old marathoner Yul Kwan and 102-year-old record-breaking swimmer Betty Brussel represent, living well and staying active is one of