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Ahead of World Cup, ICE says its agents don’t carry guns in Canada

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OTTAWA — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says its agents in Canada don’t carry firearms, following questions about a potential

WestJet, Porter Airlines temporarily hiking fees due to rising fuel costs

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The rising cost of fuel due to the ongoing U.S.-Israel led war in Iran is not only impacting drivers, but

Ottawa Charge passes test with record crowd – and kazoos – at Canadian Tire Centre

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In many ways, Friday night’s Ottawa Charge game at the Canadian Tire Centre served as a crucial test. Would fans

Last day to vote on the names of Toronto’s 2 new electric ferries

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Toronto’s two new electric ferries need names and time is running out to have your say, with Monday marking the

Small business owners on Queen West face steep fines for A-frame signs

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Business owners located in one of Toronto’s most famous neighbourhoods are outraged after being targeted for A-frame signs they put

Toronto braces for sharp temperature drop Tuesday as flurries, strong winds move in

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Toronto is heading into a colder‑than‑normal stretch to start the week, with flurries, gusty winds and below‑seasonal temperatures expected before

Dodgers series brings back ‘heartbreaking’ memories for Blue Jays

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After the 2025 post-season, Kevin Gausman did something he’d never really done before. Still stinging from the Blue Jays’ loss to the

Can a keto diet treat severe mental illness?

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“If someone feels better or more empowered, why would I argue?” Attwood said. “The keto diet is expensive, it is

Is it time for Canada to toughen up its social media laws for youth?

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A jury in Los Angeles found that media giants Meta and YouTube were liable for designing their apps in a