The Liberal leader was resolute that the protests — which have now become a daily occurrence at his events — will not impact his engagements as the federal election campaign enters its third week.

As the transit agency gears up to celebrate its 100th anniversary on Sept. 1, archives show that first-day customers griped about the same things as riders today.

“I don’t think people should quit on anything,” Ken Reimer said. His daughter — her nickname was “Mouse” for her small stature — was last seen on Sunday July 17, 1988.

It’s better than another lockdown — but not by much. With Ontario set to introduce a COVID-19 vaccine passport for everything from attending concerts to indoor dining and shopping for back-to-school, that’s the message from many business owners...

But Minister’s Zoning Orders undermine the public’s right to have a say in what gets built, say some residents and politicians.

The former closer is going through what he calls “probably the toughest stretch” of his career, but he won’t beat himself up over it. “You’ve just got to keep grinding through it and hopefully it turns around,” he says.

The stage is being set for a new decades-long conflict in the country, as the Taliban try to retake control of a splintered society, expert says.

For literally generations, Torontonians have marked the end of summer with a visit to CNE. Though the landmark event is cancelled again this year, there’s still plenty of ways to end your summer with a last blast, including the CNE

“Sandwiches are such a universal comfort food, easy to eat and versatile – there’s the joy.”

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Meanwhile, a Texas man who led a group of “Freedom Defenders” against mask restrictions died of COVID-19 on Saturday at age 30.

Police arrested one individual with a loaded firearm and said no injuries had been reported due to the incident.

The matinee outdoor game has a target date of March 13 at Tim Hortons Field with Buffalo suiting up as the home team, according to the report.