Dianne Saxe switches wards to run in Toronto-Danforth — avoids showdown with Mike Layton

Registration for Toronto’s 2026 civic election has wrapped up with surprise entries, a snap exit — and an 11th hour switcheroo.As the clock ticked down Friday afternoon toward the deadline for

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Man wanted in downtown Toronto sexual assault; suspect now identified

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Toronto police have identified a man wanted in connection with a sexual assault that occurred last weekend in the city’s

Nominations to run in Ontario's fall municipal elections close today

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TORONTO - A clearer picture of the choices Ontarians will face at the ballot box is set to emerge this

Nominations to run in Ontario’s fall municipal elections close today

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A clearer picture of the choices Ontarians will face at the ballot box is set to emerge this afternoon as

Deadline looms as Trump’s 50 per cent tariffs set to kick in just after midnight

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OTTAWA — U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat on $28 billion worth of Canadian goods is set to take

Should Ottawa place a moratorium on new AI data centres?

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Local politicians are divided over whether Ottawa should put the brakes on new large-scale AI data centres amid growing pressure

More than 2,300 Mexicans sent to Guatemala and Honduras as Trump ramps up third-country deportations

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GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — The United States has deported nearly 2,300 Mexicans to Guatemala this year and sent at least

New speed limits come to some Ottawa highways. Here’s where

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Starting Friday, Aug. 21, Ottawa drivers can go a little faster, with speed limits jumping to 110 km/h on parts

Deadline looms as Trump's 50 per cent tariffs set to kick in just after midnight

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OTTAWA - U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat on $28 billion worth of Canadian goods is set to take

B.C., federal governments announce $106.5 million investment for new fisheries fund

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VICTORIA — The British Columbia and federal governments have announced a joint investment of $106.5 million over five years to