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More than 170 wildfires burning in Ontario’s north

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Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources is listing 173 wildfires as active this morning in Ontario’s north, including 12 that had

Why late-night coffee is making a comeback in Toronto, with cafés staying open as late at 2 a.m.

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It’s 11 p.m. on a weekday, but Qishr Yemeni Coffee House by Sankofa Square is still busy. The 10 p.m.

This vacant landmark on Toronto's waterfront will become an arts and culture venue after a $20-million reno

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A long-vacant heritage building on Toronto’s waterfront will reopen this fall as a new arts and culture hub after a

Average new single-family home price drops 15% in June as townhome, semi sales surge

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The average price of new single-family homes in the GTA was down significantly in June from 12 months ago as

Trumps threatens tariffs on Canada – again

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Another round of 50 per cent tariffs are coming for a number of Canadian goods, ranging from dairy, hockey sticks

This Canadian menswear brand will get slammed by Donald Trump's new tariffs. It's just one of many companies scrambling for cover

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When business owner Matteo Sgaramella heard about the new U.S. tariffs on Tuesday morning, he immediately started worrying about how

Overnight vehicle fire spreads through Scarborough commercial plaza

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Toronto fire crews knocked down an overnight blaze that began with a vehicle fire and spread into a two‑storey commercial

Why did Canada give in to the Gordie Howe bridge shakedown?

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This is not how completion of the Gordie Howe International Bridge should have ended, with Canada giving in to another

Donald Trump is betting on our weakness. We can't afford to prove him right

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Donald Trump is counting on Canada having weak resolve — freaking out and turning on each other and crawling to