This Is the Holocaust Story I Said I Wouldn’t Write by Taffy... / Alt
This Is the Holocaust Story I Said I Wouldn’t Write by Taffy Brodesser-Akner defies easy explanation but is very much worth reading. “Does a life have to be meaningful? Can’t it just be a life?”Q: 0.5
A rare interview with Tracy Chapman. “But I grew up across the... / Alt
A rare interview with Tracy Chapman. “But I grew up across the street from a public library, and it was the only place my mom would let me go on my own. It was my second home, and I read everything th..Q: 0.5
Trump Tariffs Run Over Already-Desperate Car Industry; Higher Prices, Job Cuts, and Supplier Closures Baked In / Alt
The tariff situation has developed not necessarily to the advantage of the car industry.Q: 0.45
Trade War Just Crashed Crude. Demand Might Be Next / Alt
Are the tariffs more likely to change patterns in the global oil market than really kill oil demand?Q: 0.3
Provincial immigration applicants in Canada see soaring processing times. They say the system is unfair / Alt
Wait times have almost doubled in the last year, putting lives in limbo and hurting a program meant to settle economic immigrants outside big cities.Q: 0.5
Over 50,000 Hydro One customers without power in Ontario / Alt
Hydro One says the number of outages grew to over 80,000 on Sunday eveningQ: 0.5
'Upside-down' weather sees the Arctic warm up while Toronto gets a chill: Weather Network / Alt
The Weather Network wrote Sunday that Canada's "weather map looks broken."Q: 0.5
Whiplash actor Miles Teller to visit Toronto for Ontario launch of Finnish canned cocktail / Alt
A co-investor in The Finnish Long Drink, the world-famous actor will be having a meet-and-greet on Monday night at the LCBO on Spadina Avenue and Front Street West.Q: 0.5
Driver charged after OPP stop a vehicle speeding at 262 km/h on Hwy. 427 in Vaughan / Alt
The driver, a man from Thorold, faces multiple charges, including impaired driving, dangerous driving and stunt driving.Q: 0.5
He failed out of university twice. His path to a PhD was anything but straight / Alt
A torn meniscus derailed Ary Safakish’s university career, but 15 years later, his story shows how setbacks can lead to unexpected outcomes.Q: 0.5
How did eastern North America form? / Alt
Collisions hold lessons for how the edges of continents are built and change over time.Q: 0.5
Scientists Are Mapping the Boundaries of What Is Knowable and Unknowable / Alt
Math and computer science researchers have long known that some questions are fundamentally unanswerable. Now physicists are exploring how physical systems put hard limits on what we can predict.Q: 0.5
More U.S. academics are looking to Canada amid Trump's crackdown on universities. What does it mean for schools here? / Alt
As U.S. scholars consider relocating, some critics warn that an influx of talent could impact job opportunities for Canadian academics.Q: 0.45
How a union drive at city hall has thrown council into turmoil — and is on the verge of making a Canadian first / Alt
Toronto's city council has found itself divided over what's expected to be a prolonged, messy fight over a bid to unionize.Q: 0.4
Man wanted for harassing, damaging property in Toronto's west end / Alt
The man attended the victim’s home in the Bathurst Street and St. Clair Avenue West area on “several” occasions between March 22 to April 3, said police.Q: 0.3
83-year-old charged with murder in Clarence-Rockland, Ont., say OPP / Alt
Police say officers were called to a home on Lalonde Street in Clarence-Rockland on Friday shortly before 3 p.mQ: 0.3
Two people arrested after 49-year-old man shot and killed in East Vancouver / Alt
The two suspects are both in their 20sQ: 0.25
New GO transit service changes coming this week. Here's what you need to know / Alt
There's a new morning rush hour train coming to Lakeshore East from Monday.Q: 0.25
Toronto police looking for a man after a woman was followed off TTC streetcar and sexually assaulted in Corktown / Alt
Officers responded to a sexual assault in the Sumach Street and King Street East area around 4:30 a.m. on March 25, officials said in a news release.Q: 0.25
