9/11 anniversary a reminder of powerful bond between Canada, U.S. amid deteriorating relationship

Aside from tariffed goods, sometimes it seems like the main thing crossing the U.S.-Canada border these days is animosity. Mocking memes and disrespectful threats of annexation flood Donald Trump’s Truth

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9/11 anniversary a reminder of powerful bond between Canada, U.S. amid deteriorating relationship

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Aside from tariffed goods, sometimes it seems like the main thing crossing the U.S.-Canada border these days is animosity. Mocking

K-pop idol Lisa, athlete Rick Hansen to hit the red carpet at TIFF on Day 2

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TORONTO - K-pop superstar Lisa is one of the many celebrities expected on the Toronto International Film Festival’s red carpets

Can student residences be designed to fight loneliness? U of T Mississauga is finding out

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There is an earthlike smell when you enter the New Residence.The new student housing building designed specifically to foster student

Parti Québécois leader says sovereignty referendum would cost $130 million

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QUÉBEC - The leader of the Parti Québecois says it would cost at least $130 million to pay for the

New Digital Transformation Canada could mean big changes to machinery of government, observers say

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A new federal organization may bring the biggest changes to Canada’s machinery of digital government in more than a decade,

3 wonderful wines under $13 at the LCBO that could sell for twice the price, plus 2 more smart buys

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With the cost of living on the rise, wouldn’t it be nice to find a brilliant bottle of wine for

TIFF film 'In the Heart of the South' explores trauma and Indigenous identity

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TORONTO - Nyla Innuksuk’s longtime love of horror — along with her own feelings of fear and doubt — serves

On top of tariffs, shippers face jacked-up border enforcement and penalties

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MONTREAL - Shippers say enforcement on cross-border cargo has ramped up enormously under the Trump administration, costing time and money.As

It’s back to pens and paper for some professors and students

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Faced with a prolific rise in the use of artificial intelligence in the world of higher education, some instructors are