Trump ending all trade talks with Canada ‘immediately’
U.S. President Donald Trump says his team is ending all trade talks with Canada, 'effective immediately.'
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Tory reflects on the bold decisions Ujiri made as Raptors president
LIVE: MLSE give update on Masai Ujiri leaving Raptors
He changed the culture of basketball in Canada: Super fan on Ujiri's legacy
Here are some products to support young Canadian entrepreneurs
Ontario announces plans to cut wait times for medical scans
No-bake dessert recipes for Canada Day
Smash-and-grab robbery at two jewelry stores in Mississauga
Toronto police outline security preparations ahead of Pride weekend
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Parent allegedly threatens to stab 12-year-old soccer player during game in Vaughan
Toronto Pride parade: what you need to know about road closures
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GTA elementary school teacher making $120K a year says that she ‘had better expectations’ for her finances. Here’s what happened
London woman off insulin for Type 1 diabetes after a single dose of experimental manufactured stem cells
‘This is the last time I’ll see you’: One Canadian doctor’s story of escaping war in Iran
In Pictures
A Toronto condo is now Canada's tallest building. Here is a closer look
One Bloor West is Canada’s first 'supertall' building.
Toronto
Dump truck hits Etobicoke home, driver suffers minor injuries
Toronto police say a dump truck hit a home in Etobicoke Thursday night, leaving the driver with minor injuries.
Canada
Has Donald Trump and the U.S. tariffs created a surge of Canadian patriotism? We want to hear from you
July 1 marks Canada Day, and this year the annual celebration comes with a surge of patriotism.
Queen's Park
Data breach may have impacted health information of 200K Ontarians
Health Minister Silvia Jones says that an investigation is underway into a reported data breach at a third-party vendor amid claims that the personal health information of approximately 200,000 Ontarians may have been accessed.
Toronto City Hall
‘Poison pill amendment:’ Councillor slams changes to King Street proposal
City council has voted to temporarily reopen a small portion of King Street to vehicular traffic while effectively killing a proposal from an east-end councillor to allow vehicles along a longer portion of the corridor.
Movie theatre ‘visionary’: Cineplex CEO Ellis Jacob praised as he plans retirement
Nike rallies on efforts to tackle tariff costs as turnaround takes shape
B.C. billionaire Ruby Liu gets keys to first retail store once owned by The Bay
BMO employees to start working four days in office similar to Scotiabank and RBC
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