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On Sunday, the cars at the Honda Indy in Markham will race at speeds approaching 380 km/h. On Thursday, buckled into the back row of a bus from her retirement home, 77-year-old Rose Chen went decidedly slower. She peered out the window at the...
Ontario's highest court ruled Friday that tearing out Toronto's main downtown bike lanes does not violate Charter rights, clearing the way for their removal. In a victory for Premier Doug Ford, the Court of Appeal overturned Superior Court...
Canada's top trade envoys will remain hunkered down in the American capital over the weekend, with both Ottawa and Washington appearing far from reaching a trade deal by U.S. President Donald Trump's Wednesday deadline. Candace Laing,...
The old knitting mill in downtown Hamilton, surrounded by garbage and covered with graffiti, looks abandoned, but there is someone living inside. Behind its walls, the air feels damp. The sunlight struggles to seep through windows blocked by...
A major change to Ontario's bail system begins Monday: accused people who are required to pledge money as part of their release will now have to pay up front. But the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) and Criminal Lawyers'...
