Trouble in toyland: Toys ‘R’ Us Canada facing suits seeking millions in unpaid rent

TORONTO — Toys “R” Us Canada is facing at least seven lawsuits from landlords who say they’re collectively owed $31.3 million in unpaid rent and other damages from the struggling

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Leonardo DiCaprio on the importance of creating cinema over content at Palm Springs Film Festival

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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — Leonardo DiCaprio emphasized the importance of creating cinema over content at the Palm Springs Film

It's not just you: Why car prices have risen so sharply post-pandemic

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Shopping for a car used to be an exciting occasion, but for some buyers, excitement is getting priced out of

International aid groups grapple with what Israel’s ban will mean for their work in Gaza

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TEL AVIV (AP) — Israel’s decision to revoke the licenses of more than three dozen humanitarian organizations this week has

A traditional wedding can cost $100,000 in Toronto. Here's how to get hitched for less than $15K

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When Hannah Stein was planning her Toronto wedding last year, she started questioning whether the big day was worth the big price

She lunched with Picasso and produced one of Canada’s first AIDS benefits. Not even a fourth brain tumour can stop Toronto’s busiest volunteer

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Erella Ganon believes she has said “yes” more than any other word.  This approach to life has taken her to places

What’s the hold-up with OC Transpo e-buses?

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If you’ve taken the bus, you know what it’s like to wait for the bus. Well now you’re not waiting

How the U.S. captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro

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WASHINGTON (AP) — After months of growing military pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, President Donald Trump ordered a brazen

North Korea launches ballistic missiles toward sea ahead of South Korean leader’s visit to China

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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles toward the sea Sunday, its neighbors said, just hours

Lights back on in Manitoba First Nation, but frozen water posing new threat: chief

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The chief of a Manitoba First Nation says about 4,000 residents haven’t been able to return to the community and