Dave Grohl, apologize to Swift or hide

There is only one hard rule in showbiz: Do not enrage the Swifties.

Gladstone's role a career highlight

No it's not the Oscar-nominated Scorsese flick 'Killers of the Flower Moon,' but 'Fancy Dance'

EU targets Microsoft's software bundling

Bloc says tech giant has been 'restricting competition'

Ottawa sees influencers as way to fight disinformation

Spending on online campaigns part of effort to 'evolve with the times'

Canadians feeling the pinch as prices rise faster than expected

Food inflation jumped 1.5% in May in first acceleration since June 2023

'Nothing is moving' in GTA, BILD says

Sales of newly built homes were down 71 per cent in May

Inflation jumped to 2.9% in May

Economists say new Statistics Canada data makes it less likely central bank will cut rate in July

Coach in the line of ire

England's Southgate jeered despite his team advancing to round of 16

The right change is needed

Replacing Atkins with internal candidate could just entrench problems

Return won't be easy for Oilers

For starters, get the idea out of your head that the next logical or predictable step for the Edmonton Oilers is to get right back to the Stanley Cup final next spring and win it.

The chill of victory

Canadians keep their cool in the heat to seal first Copa America win

Despite outrage, a roof in Don Mills is not the priority

Closing the Ontario Science Centre has distressed many people for many reasons. Some, like me, are emotional, the big ole place a warm memory from childhood, although the shabby fountainless stained concrete building in an isolated car-dependent part of Toronto makes me wince a bit now. If you love something, keep it in shape.

Rush to close shows lack of respect

When a major landmark closes, time is often provided for the public to have a final look. It may take the form of a closing ceremony, or a set period of time to visit before the doors are locked forever.

Anti-tax protesters hit parliament

Police fire on demonstrators as president promises to quash unrest

UN may halt Gaza aid operation

Officials call on Israel to better protect humanitarian workers from strikes

Woman wants 'transparency' from OPP over fatal 2020 crash

Partner of victim wants to know why no disciplinary hearing held for officer

Ex-wife on bail pending murder trial

Mississauga woman will be tried for third time in 2013 killing of former husband after hung jury

Liberals hit with big 'wake up call'

Trudeau intends to stay on, and nobody is clamouring for a coup yet, insiders say

Man acquitted in friend's 2021 death

Judge finds Crown's manslaughter case was built on evidence from a number of lying witnesses

Bike lane expansion gears up amid backlash on both sides

City is nearly halfway to its goal of 500 km on major corridors by 2041

Goats come to meadow's rescue

Baba and Thunder are munching contentedly on buckthorn and garlic mustard and thistle but instinctively eschewing the milkweed that can cause upset stomach.

Tensions preceded TTC chief's exit

Misconduct probe strained ties between CEO and board chair, sources say

One teen accused of murder. Another in mourning

Victim's son is left searching for answers after charges laid in Etobicoke shooting

GAME-CHANGER

Liberals' surprise loss in Toronto-St. Paul's byelection puts PM in a tough spot-and creates a new problem for Pierre Poilievre

The federal NDP doesn't really understand Alberta'

Province’s new NDP leader is planning to sever his party’s ties with Ottawa

Name change the least of square's issues

A confession, and maybe an unpopular one: I don’t really care what we call the square at the corner of Yonge and Dundas streets.

Musical hits high note at Dora Awards

Crow’s Theatre picks up nine awards overall, including four for ‘The Great Comet’

Alberta's flaring limit exceeded

Companies burned off more natural gas than allowed last year, data shows

Desperate banks are competing over rates

With fewer buyers, some worry their portfolios will shrink

What will happen if no one wants The One?

Receiver is trying to sell development, but insiders say a buyer is unlikely