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Here’s what roads in Ottawa are closed for this weekend’s cycling race

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An upcoming cycling event will affect traffic on more than a dozen roads this weekend in the city’s west end.

Students upset after ‘popular’ studies program is cut at UofT

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Students and former faculty of a psychology program at the University of Toronto (UofT) are fighting to save it from

Toronto, GTA gas prices set for 8‑cent drop Friday amid seasonal fuel switch

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Drivers across Toronto and the GTA will see a noticeable break at the pumps heading into the weekend, with gas

Ontario expands tariff support programs as new U.S. duties and import bans hit Canadian steel, dairy, alcohol and furniture

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Ontario is expanding financial supports for businesses caught in the crossfire of the escalating Canada–U.S. trade fight, as a new

The age of technological imperialism

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Canadians have been keeping their elbows up for well over a year, but after logging on to Google Maps or

‘Their papa loves them’: 25 years later, Montreal woman remembers husband’s final call on 9/11

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Twenty-five years after 9/11, Kimmy Chedel is still carrying the memory of her husband, Frank Doyle, who was killed in

Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to meet with Carney in Calgary, address cabinet in Banff

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CALGARY — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to meet Prime Minister Mark Carney in Calgary this morning before addressing

How Ottawa mayoral candidates would tackle homelessness

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Other short-term actions Saravanamuttoo would take include providing same-day access to detox and recovery beds for people ready to seek

NCC Weekend Bikedays reduced pollutants and noise, Carleton study says

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Overall, the study showed greater benefits to car-free streets than simply giving people extra space to exercise. It’s a much