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Ontario Ombudsman finds families unfairly denied COVID‑era payments

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Ontario’s Ministry of Education has accepted all 14 recommendations following a new Ombudsman investigation that found five direct‑payment programs launched

Carney, Trump discussed defence priorities, Arctic ahead of NATO summit

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Prime Minister Mark Carney says he spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump about efforts to protect the Arctic ahead of

2‑vehicle crash closes southbound Renforth Drive, delays reported in Etobicoke

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A two‑vehicle collision in Etobicoke late Thursday morning has shut down a stretch of Renforth Drive and is causing significant

Loonie caught between slow domestic economy and stronger U.S. dollar

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The Canadian dollar has steadily fallen over the past several weeks to trade around the 70 cents US mark as

‘Frustrating’: Blue Jays look to clean things up after second straight loss to Astros

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John Schneider would like to see his group tighten up in all phases of the game. The Toronto Blue Jays

The hidden power struggles shaping U.S.-Iran negotiations

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It was a deal Prime Minister Mark Carney touted as a ‘game-changer.’ But in the days that followed after the

Man dead after late-night house fire in Brampton

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A man has died following a late‑night house fire in a Brampton neighbourhood on Wednesday, according to Peel paramedics. Emergency

NCC approves disposal of seven federal properties in Confederation Heights

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The National Capital Commission has approved the disposal of seven federal properties, including two heritage office buildings. At a meeting

News, cultural groups want clarity on copyright after Ottawa releases AI strategy

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OTTAWA — News and cultural industry groups are calling on the government to take a stand on how AI systems