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  1. ‘SNL’ cold open features Trump phoning Tiger Woods about Masters

    Trump calls Tiger Woods about Masters

    SPORTS
  2. Rainy stretch of weather in the forecast for Ottawa

    Ottawa residents to expect prolonged rain, city prepares for wet weather

    SCIENCE
  3. Israel’s HBOT Therapy for PTSD Is Changing Lives, Could Reshape Global Care - The Media Line

    HBOT therapy is being used to treat PTSD in Israel, showing promising results, and could potentially revolutionize global care for the condition.

    HEALTH
  4. Hackney has always elected a Labour mayor - but could that change?

    Hackney's Labour dominance could be broken as the borough prepares for mayoral elections in May 2022.

    SPORTS
  5. APRIL 12 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

    Road conditions and cameras available online

    WORLD
  6. Tamil refugee who arrived on MV Sun Sea granted stay of deportation

    Tamil refugee granted stay of deportation

    WORLD
  7. Frank Stronach trial: What the judge must decide in the sex assault trial of one of Canada’s richest men

    Key points include whether Stronach 'intentionally' touched plaintiff's breast without consent, whether Stronach's actions were 'in the heat of passion' or 'with a predisposition to violence', and whether the plaintiff's previous sexual history and allegations of 'intoxication' are relevant to the case.

    CRIME
  8. Library hosting workshop on AI-driven scams

    Library hosts workshop on AI-driven scams on May 2 at Sault Ste. Marie Public Library's north branch.

    WORLD
  9. GOLD: Asagwara swamped by multiple disasters in health care

    Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara faces criticism for Manitoba's health care system, Premier Wab Kinew's appointment of Asagwara was made with promises to improve the system, public has lost confidence in Asagwara's ability to deliver

    HEALTH
  10. MUST READ: Zoning Orders revive debate over 56-storey towers planned for Midtown

    Ontario issues zoning orders for 56-storey towers in Midtown Oakville

    REAL ESTATE
  11. Maskwacis RCMP reminds drivers to mind school bus lights, laws

    RCMP warns drivers to be cautious when approaching school buses, reminding them to come to a complete stop when the red lights are flashing and the stop arm is extended.

    WORLD
  12. Opinion: Action is needed to protect kids from online harm

    Online platforms must be redesigned to prioritize children's safety

    WORLD
  13. ‘Potential schedule risk’: DDSB awaiting additional funding for new Whitby secondary school

    Potential school opening delays due to funding uncertainty.

    WORLD
  14. 'This is a crisis': Oshawa considers incentive program to attract local doctors

    Oshawa City Council considers incentive program to attract local doctors

    WORLD
  15. The Y2K flip phone is back. Here’s why. - DurhamRegion.com

    The Y2K flip phone has made a comeback in recent years due to its nostalgia factor and retro aesthetic.

    TECHNOLOGY
  16. To escape the digital rat race, more of us in Ontario are switching to ‘dumb phones’ — but will my retro Y2K phone still work?

    Some Canadians are switching to 'dumb phones' to combat digital burnout, but their Y2K-era phones' compatibility with Ontario's 3G network is uncertain.

    HEALTH
  17. Beaverton transitional housing development wins provincial award

    Beaverton transitional housing development wins provincial award

    WORLD
  18. Maple Leaf Foods: Re-Rated, But Upside Still On The Table

    Maple Leaf Foods is transitioning into a pure-play CPG company with improved margins and reduced risk.

    BUSINESS
  19. Liberal Leader Calls for Cap on Political Donations - VOCM

    Liberal Leader Calls for Cap on Political Donations

    WORLD
  20. About Last Night: Noah Dobson injury looms large over Canadiens in loss

    Noah Dobson injury casts a shadow over the Montreal Canadiens' performance

    SPORTS
  21. How Equity Income Can Cushion Inflation And Create Durable Returns

    Investing in dividend-paying stocks and real estate investment trusts (REITs) can provide a hedge against inflation.

    BUSINESS
  22. About Last Night: Noah Dobson injury looms large over Canadiens in loss - Montreal Gazette

    Noah Dobson to miss start of playoffs with upper-body injury

    SPORTS
  23. Palestinian man who donated a kidney in 2023 may be ineligible for refugee claim - Toronto Star

    Canadian refugee claim may be denied for man who donated kidney

    WORLD
  24. ‘Hope is hard’: Search for Mekayla Bali continues 10 years after disappearance - CTV News

    Search for Mekayla Bali continues 10 years after her disappearance, her family pleads for information, and the Sask. RCMP renews its call for tips.

    WORLD
  25. Ontario News This Week: Caledon 'cottage killer' and 6-month closure for Highway 401 on-ramp, plus major retail news

    Caledon's 'cottage killer' denied parole, Highway 401 on-ramp closure extended, Ikea to open in London

    WORLD
  26. The Rolex Oyster at 100: A History of the Iconic Watch in 100 Parts

    The Rolex Oyster, created by Hans Wilsdorf in 1926, is the first waterproof watch

    SPORTS
  27. Bakery Quotes Couple $250 for Cake, Then More Than Triples the Price When They Find Out the Occasion (Exclusive)

    Bakery quotes couple $250 for cake, then triples the price when they find out the occasion

    SPORTS
  28. PREVIEW: Chelsea aim for long-awaited victory over title chasers Manchester City at Stamford Bridge

    Chelsea seek to keep Champions League hopes alive with win over Manchester City

    SPORTS
  29. St. Catharines tenants' 3-year fight over rent increases still unresolved

    Tenants at an Ontario Street building have been fighting against above-guideline rent increases.

    REAL ESTATE
  30. Asha Bhosle dead: Legendary Bollywood playback singer dies aged 92

    Asha Bhosle, 92, legendary Bollywood playback singer, dies after heart attack in Mumbai hospital.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  31. Inclusive education: official launch of the ESIM-XIDMA project in Senegal

    ESIM-XIDMA project launched in Senegal for inclusive education

    EDUCATION
  32. Iran peace deal is off as US walks away from talks

    US walks away from Iran peace talks

    SPORTS
  33. Streeting targets ‘undignified and unsafe’ corridor care crisis

    Corridor care crisis allowed to continue

    SPORTS
  34. Halifax launches program aimed at cutting energy costs for homeowners - CityNews Halifax

    Halifax launches program to help homeowners reduce energy bills

    WORLD
  35. A chunk of my eyebrow hair fell out due to alopecia. Here’s how I filled in the gaps

    A woman's eyebrows were restored through nanoblading after losing hair to alopecia.

    HEALTH
  36. Healing through harmonies: Singing Saint Johners all touched in some way by cancer

    Healing Voices choir brings together people touched by cancer through singing

    ENTERTAINMENT
  37. Anishinaabe writer, activist shares father's story, encouragement with Pabineau First Nation

    An Anishinaabe writer and professor shares his father's story with the Pabineau First Nation community to promote reconciliation.

    WORLD
  38. Toronto Tempo seek 'cornerstone player' in WNBA draft. Here are some candidates at No. 6

    Toronto seeks cornerstone player in WNBA draft

    WORLD
  39. Julianne Moore’s Scandi Lap Pool Is a Wildflower Sanctuary - Homes and Gardens

    Julianne Moore's Scandi lap pool is a natural oasis, featuring a wildflower-filled landscape and a tranquil atmosphere.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  40. P.E.I. exporters look to Asia for new sales - CTV News

    P.E.I. exporters explore new Asian markets

    BUSINESS
  41. From fruit to fish, P.E.I. exporters look to Asia for new sales - CTV News

    P.E.I. exporters explore Asian markets for new fruit sales

    BUSINESS
  42. Répartition et rendement de nos experts

    Les experts ont atteint un rendement de 5% au premier trimestre

    ENTERTAINMENT