As telecom complaints soar by 79%, this law professor is fighting a bid by Telus to make filing them harder - Toronto Star
As telecom complaints soar by 79%, this law professor is fighting a bid by Telus to make filing them harder Toronto Star
As telecom complaints soar by 79%, this law professor is fighting a bid by Telus to make filing them harder Toronto Star
In today's First Up: Alvin Tedjo’s underdog victory in Mississauga and the Calgary Flames snap the Maple Leafs' win streak.
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Mark Carney has called the current crisis a point of rupture, and he is right. Someone completely new has moved in next door.
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Rare move caps frenetic week as registrations for October's municipal election close.
Kutryk is on his first mission in space and he is expected to perform two spacewalks.
The Raptors didn’t mope because one of their top players wasn’t available.
The province is considering eliminating pickup for flexible plastics and overflow recycling, including bundled items. Some worry more recycling could end up in the trash.
“No child should experience the trauma these boys did, all because of the actions of Mark Gordon.”
The behind the scenes story of one of the most unusual criminal trials in recent memory.
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According to Toronto police data, there have been 112 home invasions in 2026, representing a 47.4 per cent increase compared to the same period last year.
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Stepping into adulthood happens overnight: you turn 18 one day, and then you're free to make your own decisions.
Von der Leyen arrived in Canada ahead of the two-day summit.
Weakening labour’s bargaining power isn’t going to make our economy stronger or more Trump-proof, it’s just going to ensure that an ever-larger share of rewards go to the wealthy.