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Can your condo board police who sleeps in your home? This Mississauga building has a rule that does

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Imagine owning a condo and being told that your child or parent may sleep on your sofa or in the

Gordie Howe bridge to open to cars today after months of cross-border controversy

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OTTAWA - The Gordie Howe International Bridge is set to open to motorists today after months of controversy over financial

Trump is set to defend his economic policies in Michigan, where new Canadian tariffs may sting

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MILFORD, Mich. (AP) — President Donald Trump plans to tout his handling of the economy during a visit to suburban

This couple spent 2 months living out of a cooler after their $3,000 fridge broke. Here's how we got their money back

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If you want to understand why Ontario’s consumer protection laws are failing everyday families, step inside retired couple Carol and

‘Cool opportunity’: Boy who nearly lost his feet to lawnmower finishes Toronto triathlon

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Four years after a lawnmower accident nearly cost him both legs, 10-year-old Austin Byres crossed the finish line at Supertri

Bannock is Toronto's most popular Indigenous food. One Toronto chef thinks that's a problem

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At a rented kitchen inside Fort York National Historic Site, Christopher Britt pulls a tray of bannock from the oven

The Billy Bishop fight 2.0: How Doug Ford's jets vision rapidly soared — then crashed

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Melinda Montgomery arrived with her chocolate Labrador, Otis. Baye Hunter paddled her kayak over from her home on the Island.

Deadline fast approaching for Canadians to file claim in class-action drug suit

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MONTREAL — The deadline is fast approaching for Canadians to claim their share of a multimillion-dollar class-action lawsuit over the

Shooting at a Seattle food festival leaves 2 dead and wounds 5, fire official says

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SEATTLE (AP) — A shooting killed two people and wounded five including a child on Sunday evening during a popular

How China ground down its gamers — with help from the rest of the world: excerpt from a new book

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Societies have fretted about the alleged danger of video games for decades. In “Power Play: Video Games, Politics, and the

Toronto man, 29, wanted in Scarborough shooting

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Toronto police have identified a man who is wanted in connection with a shooting that happened in Scarborough over the

AI might be watching you, but here are some ways you can watch AI — in movies and on TV

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As AI takes over the world in the metaphorical sense — for now, at least — it’s the perfect time