B.C.’s cruise ship season expected to be a record-breaker
After last year’s cruise ship season didn’t end the way those in the industry were hoping for, 2026 is looking
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Marilyn Denis announces departure from CHUM 104.5 after 40 years
Broadcasting giant Marilyn Denis, one of Canada’s most recognized and enduring radio and television personalities, is stepping away from CHUM
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Letter-perfect reunion: Max Scherzer’s daughter adorably predicts dad’s return to the Blue Jays
Max Scherzer’s return to the Toronto Blue Jays may have been negotiated at the front office level, but if you
STM special constable charged after pepper-spray incident at Berri-UQAM
A special constable with the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is facing criminal charges after allegedly pepper-spraying a commuter inside the Berri–UQAM
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Person fatally struck by GO train in Guelph
Trains are not moving on the Kitchener GO line through Guelph Thursday morning after Metrolinx announced a person was fatally
Toronto braces for sharp temperature swings and snow this weekend, early-March chill
Toronto is gearing up for a dynamic stretch of wintry weather that will see temperatures swing from unseasonably mild to
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Weekend need-to-know: Battle of Ontario returns to Scotiabank Arena
As we officially enter March this weekend, head to Scotiabank Arena to catch the Battle of Ontario or wish for
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Roller-coaster forecast delivers flurries, rain and a flash of spring in Montreal
Residents can expect a blustery and cold Thursday, with a few morning flurries tapering off near noon before skies remain
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Mille-Îles: school support workers lose jobs as secularism law takes effect
Twelve school support workers in the Mille-Îles region have lost their jobs following the application of Quebec’s Act to strengthen
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Third victim dies from wounds suffered in Rhode Island ice rink attack, police say
A deadly shooting during a youth hockey game in Rhode Island last week has claimed a third victim, a grandfather
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