Trump imposes 50% tariff on copper imports, White House says
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a proclamation ordering tariffs on copper imports, citing national security, the White House said.
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People looking for jobs flock to Enercare Centre for CNE hiring blitz
Nicole Morin is ‘counting on us’: Police renew search for Toronto child missing since 1985
Sentencing submissions expected for teen girl involved in fatal swarming of homeless man in Toronto
Private plane lands safely after mechanical issues at Pearson Airport, police say
One indoor pool remains closed after workers refuse work due to heat conditions
CNE hosting fair for high-in-demand summer jobs with over 50K applications received
Hamilton police investigating reports of shots fired
Bank of Canada holds interest rate at 2.75 per cent
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Limo passengers force suspected impaired driver to pull over after fearing for their safety
Frustrated resident finally traces non-stop honking to weird TTC bus feature
Toronto Blue Jays apologize to fan who had ‘Yankees Suck’ flag confiscated
The Bay’s departure leaves a gaping hole in downtown Toronto. What could fill it?
Too noisy? These are some of the sounds that drive Toronto residents up the wall
‘We feel targeted’: Homeowner speaks out after confronting intruder inside Scarborough home
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These are the top destinations for Canadian travellers avoiding the U.S.
With a rise in Canadian pride, more Canadians are choosing to travel within their own country this summer. According to Airbnb spokesperson Matt McNama, this trend – building steadily since January – isn’t just about convenience. Canadians are craving travel that explores parts of the country they may not been to before. Recent Airbnb data reveals a clear summer trend in 2025 with nearly nine million domestic guest arrivals in 2024 – a 40-per-cent leap since 2019. At the same time, Canadian wanderlust is going global. European hotspots like Greece, Portugal and Italy are now top destinations for travellers seeking sun, flavour and cultural richness.
Toronto
‘A smile that would light up a room’: Canadian tourist killed in home invasion in Costa Rica
A Toronto man who was killed earlier this month in Costa Rica during a home invasion is being remembered by his family as someone whose “true passion was helping people.”
Canada
Canada’s Trans Mountain eyes open season later this year for pipeline capacity growth
The operator of Canada’s Trans Mountain oil pipeline may launch a process this year to formally gauge commercial interest in the first of a series of potential projects to increase the system’s capacity, CEO Mark Maki said on Wednesday.
Two runways at Pearson closed after private plane damaged while landing
Collision between police cruiser and motorcycle in Brampton leaves 1 seriously injured
Police search for 2 suspects wanted in ‘violent assault’ at Wet’n’Wild
Brampton, Ont., winger Tajon Buchanan makes move to Spain’s Villarreal permanent
Queen's Park
Ontario plans to double medical isotope production by 2030
Ontario plans to double the number of medical isotopes it produces within four years.
Toronto City Hall
City staff refuse to work at 2 Toronto indoor pools, citing unsafe conditions due to humidity
Staff at two indoor pools in Toronto refused to work on Tuesday, citing unsafe conditions due to the heat and humidity.
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