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  1. Signal’s Meredith Whittaker on AI and the tension between privacy and public safety

    Canada's AI safety concerns following Tumbler Ridge incident

    BUSINESS
  2. MARCH 12 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

    Ongoing roadwork on I-64 East and I-64 West near exit 55, expect delays

    WORLD
  3. For most people, winter in Canada is either something you enjoy, get away from or push through hoping for an early Spring!

    Oakville's Oakville Estates introduces Spring Break Staycation, a luxury retirement residence with aging-in-place continuum options.

    TRAVEL
  4. How Might Stocks React After The FOMC's March 2026 Rate Decision?

    Stocks may remain stable, Bank stocks may be affected by credit risks

    BUSINESS
  5. Oracle: Strong Earnings, Bears Were Wrong

    Oracle beats Q3 revenue and EPS estimates, shares surge 9.7%.

    BUSINESS
  6. Travelling within Canada this March break? Here's why Ontario residents may need insurance, according to CAA

    CAA warns Ontario residents that home turf travel may not be lower risk, and travelling within Canada requires insurance coverage.

    POLITICS
  7. Jonathan Scott's Top Decluttering Tip Will Have Your Home Organized In No Time

    Start by letting go of items you haven't used in the past year.

    SPORTS
  8. Iran May Allow Indian Tankers Through Hormuz Despite Ongoing Shipping Attacks

    India to navigate through Strait of Hormuz despite US warning

    BUSINESS
  9. Off-grid to on-stage: How Ark Studios is transforming the South River train station

    Ark Studios to occupy historic South River train station

    WORLD
  10. Trump’s energy secretary warned Iran war would create oil crisis

    Trump's energy secretary warned Iran war would create oil crisis

    SPORTS
  11. Don’t put the shovels away yet: southern Ontario faces snowy Friday ahead of potential major Sunday winter storm that could bring freezing rain and more snow

    A major winter storm is expected to hit southern Ontario on Sunday, bringing freezing rain and additional snow.

    SCIENCE
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    WORLD
  13. Carney inching closer to majority with NDP floor-crossing ahead of byelections

    NDP edges closer to majority with floor-crossing, byelections loom

    POLITICS
  14. ‘The right thing to do’: Bowmanville students demand action on OSAP cuts

    Students protest Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) cuts, calling for action from MPPs, to ensure full funding for post-secondary education.

    POLITICS
  15. From clicks to bricks, furniture retailer Article banks on store expansion

    Article banks opening physical stores in Toronto in 2024, plans to expand to the US in 2027.

    BUSINESS
  16. Cambridge has plan to clean up 'soggy and dirty' leaves left behind last fall

    Cambridge, MA to pick up remaining leaves

    WORLD
  17. Kitchener teen had no criminal record, then he went off the rails

    Teenager's life took a drastic turn after a six-week period of reckless behavior involving gun violence, high-end car theft, and involvement in a drug cache.

    WORLD
  18. How criminals use so-called ‘staged collisions’ for auto-insurance fraud - CTV News

    Criminals are intentionally causing car accidents and then filing false claims with insurance companies to collect payouts.

    WORLD
  19. University of Waterloo prepares for first generation of students raised on GenAI

    University of Waterloo introduces project to integrate GenAI in teaching methods

    WORLD
  20. Bob Rennie and family donate two dozen contemporary artworks to National Gallery of Canada - The Globe and Mail

    Bob Rennie and family donate 24 contemporary artworks to National Gallery of Canada.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  21. Nashville North: Shuttered Norval party bar to become wedding venue?

    Norval party bar to be converted into wedding venue

    POLITICS
  22. Okanagan sunflowers highlighted on National Plant a Flower Day

    Okanagan residents encouraged to plant sunflowers on National Plant a Flower Day

    WORLD
  23. Starmer Warned Of Mandelson's Epstein 'Reputational Risk'

    Sir Keir Starmer was warned about Lord Mandelson's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein before confirming him as UK's ambassador to the US.

    SPORTS
  24. Russia’s Oil-Export Revenue Sinks to Lowest Since War in Ukraine

    Russia's oil export revenue falls to lowest since war in Ukraine

    BUSINESS
  25. ProFrac Holding reports Q4 results

    ProFrac Holding reports Q4 results

    BUSINESS
  26. When are the new Amtrak routes coming to Cleveland?

    Two proposed Amtrak routes through Cleveland were introduced in 2023.

    SPORTS
  27. Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jacob Fowler quickly finds his form after call-up

    Jacob Fowler makes 32 saves in Montreal Canadiens win

    WORLD
  28. Staggering amount of time Brits lose queuing for concert tickets every year revealed

    Brits waste up to 6,400 years a year waiting in concert queues

    ENTERTAINMENT
  29. Social media firms asked to toughen up age checks for under-13s

    Platform owners to review age verification measures for under-13s

    SPORTS
  30. Toronto jail guard arrested in the wake of the Project South police corruption scandal

    A correctional officer at a Toronto jail has been accused of directing another guard to search the inmate database.

    POLITICS
  31. $90,000 rice shipment bound for Toronto food bank on ship struck near Iran

    $90,000 rice shipment delayed due to ship strike near Iran

    BUSINESS
  32. Why exploring a Matthew Knies trade makes sense for the Maple Leafs — even if it's with the rival Canadiens

    Matthew Knies' value could draw rival interest, Leafs may have an advantage with him

    SPORTS
  33. This reader and her husband discover their dream adventure in Malta

    Malta offers dramatic landscapes, historic architecture, and cultural experiences.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  34. 'A joyful sign of spring': Canada Post unveils new cherry blossom stamps

    Canada Post releases cherry blossom stamps featuring UBC's Nitobe Memorial Garden designs

    WORLD
  35. Gifts fit for a king: Here’s what First Nations Chiefs presented the Royal Family - CTV News

    King Charles expressed concern over Alberta separatism in meeting with Indigenous leaders

    POLITICS
  36. “Expertise, access and peace of mind” with Collette’s UK & Ireland portfolio

    Collette's UK & Ireland collection supports advisors at every stage of the decision-making journey

    TRAVEL
  37. Nature Nut

    Orcas and dolphins team up to hunt salmon in rare display of cooperation

    WORLD
  38. Quickly replacing retired ER doc will stabilize strained system

    Western Hospital faces service impact due to ER physician retirement

    HEALTH
  39. Italian military base in Iraqi Kurdistan hit by airstrike

    Italian military base in Iraqi Kurdistan hit by airstrike, no injuries reported.

    SPORTS
  40. Several western Quebec schools closed again Thursday after storm

    Several schools in western Quebec closed due to power outages from freezing rain.

    WORLD
  41. Cathay Pacific roughly doubles fuel surcharge on most routes

    Cathay Pacific raises fuel surcharge on most routes, roughly doubling the existing ones.

    BUSINESS
  42. Rail passengers delayed by signalling fault

    Trains may be cancelled or delayed due to signalling fault.

    SPORTS