NATO head expects to see spending plan

General secretary wants Canada to detail how it will commit 2% of GDP to defence

Protesters trespassing, court hears

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators are not protected by the Charter, U of T lawyers argue at hearing

News fund coalition open to expansion

Small collective invites larger firms to help it dole out Google money

Obama's adviser offers words of wisdom

Campaigns are less about issues than they are about narratives about the future, conference told

Warning labels on social media won't protect kids, minister says

Holland puts onus on parents to talk about the dangers

Hoggard appeals conviction

Lawyer says judge in sex-assault trial erred by allowing prejudicial evidence

Children on bus alert driver after boy struck and killed

A six-year-old boy died Wednesday after he was struck by a school bus driver in Kleinburg, a stone's throw from where neighbours say his mother dropped him off every morning.

Dismantling protest not worth the chaos

The Spring 24 Kaffiyeh Collection was in abundant display inside Courtroom 4-8.

Is climate change to blame for this early heat wave?

Scientists sifting through data to find links to extreme weather

Canada unlikely to hit foreign student targets

Decline attributed to stricter study permit standards, steep drop in Indian applicants

Ottawa to brand Iranian guard as terrorists

Liberals agree to designation after years of lobbying

Pixar, pro wrestling and plenty in between

String of juicy roles keeps Paul Walter Hauser busy, but he still finds time for career in the ring

A forgotten music icon gets the spotlight

Three performers embody the late contralto Portia White in the world premiere of 'Aportia Chryptych'

TIFF unveils first six movies

Festival craves return to 'status quo' after disruptions caused by strikes and pandemic

Province, 4 First Nations sign deal to build roads

Project would improve access to Ring of Fire region

Cohere CEO skeptical of an AI doomsday

Startup co-founder tells conference it's going to take us a while to exceed human capabilities'

LCBO union sets strike deadline

Workers will start picketing July 5 if talks founder

Taxpayers could spend $6B more than firms on plants

Auto executive says watchdog missed factors in its tally of public subsidies

'Now it's our turn to go get one'

Seeing brother win NBA title provides added motivation for Argos' Brissett

Like father, like son

Conceição follows in his dad's footsteps as he scores winner for Portugal

A glimpse of the future

Limited role expected for power-hitting prospect Martinez

STILL STANDING

Big night from McDavid helps Oilers keep Cup dreams alive, send series back to Edmonton

Canadians haven't lost their freedom

So many Canadians have complained about their lack of freedom. I started to hear about their bondage during COVID-19 restrictions. Folks were angry and, maybe, rightfully so, but those were unprecedented times. From masks to social distancing, it was a tough time, and no one likes to be told what to do or be mandated to do things they'd choose not to do. That's just human nature, I guess.

U.S. denies claims of withheld weapons

White House rejects Netanyahu's criticism, says heavy bombs the only shipment being delayed

Hezbollah sets sights on its internal enemy

Lebanon's Hezbollah is poised for war.

Ottawa balks at defence spending critique

Anand says it's 'superficial' to focus on NATO target

PM still thinks he can win an election

Justin Trudeau is no doubt acutely aware of just how much Liberals need a morale boost right now.

Bloc leader criticizes partisan reactions

Blanchet says party leaders are politicizing subject that's too important for the country to ignore

Heat wave scorches Midwest, Northeast

Chicago broke a 1957 temperature record on Monday

'Every part of me is sweating'

Extreme heat takes over Eastern Canada