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Sometimes the most honest advertisement is no advertisement at all.
Visit Detroit has halted Canadian advertising, citing a 30% drop in Canadian visitors and acknowledging that U.S. policies have strained the cross-border relationship.
Following the rules should be enough, but sometimes it is not.
Three pedestrians were struck by vehicles in Guelph within two hours Wednesday afternoon, two while using crosswalks; all injuries were non-life-threatening and three drivers were charged.
The answers will come, but they will not bring back the morning
One person died and two others suffered minor injuries in a fiery three-vehicle crash near Jane Street and Davis Drive in King Township early Thursday morning.
Jalen Hurts is recovering, and the investigation has begun
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league welcomes an NFLPA investigation into the Eagles' handling of Jalen Hurts' blood clots, which traveled to his lungs after he played in London.
The minister wanted firmness; the lawyers wanted fairness
Fast-track trials in Paris processed hundreds detained during France's recent riots, with young men from working-class suburbs facing rapid verdicts amid a justice minister's call for harsh sentences.
He praised the gas and demanded the windmills come down
President Trump praised the UK's approval of the Jackdaw gas field while renewing his demand to remove wind turbines visible from his Scottish golf resort, a fight he has waged since 2011.
Between teacher and friend, a boundary eroded one text at a time.
Winnipeg teacher Robert Gregoire has been permanently stripped of his certificate after sending over a thousand messages to a student over two years, in what the commissioner called a serious abuse of trust.
A single vehicle, a wooded stretch, and an investigation that will offer only answers.
Two men died after a Mitsubishi Lancer left Highway 7 near Watt Section, Nova Scotia, on October 16. A third passenger was injured; RCMP are investigating.
From Mississauga to Allenwood, a life defined by what it would not leave behind.
Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy, a Canadian man already serving 40 years for an ISIS plot, received 50 additional years for stabbing two prison guards in 2020, one of whom lost an eye.
Rehabilitation Is Slow, Quiet Work, and the Board Has Noticed
Zakaria Amara, ringleader of the Toronto 18 terror plot, granted full parole after the board found no signs of extremist beliefs or radical ideologies.
She Woke to a Stranger, and He Ran
Guelph police are searching for a man who entered a woman’s bedroom and pulled off her blanket before fleeing; dash cam footage is sought.
Some Provinces Fall Back, Others Do Not, and the Country Adjusts
Canada’s daylight time changes are now a provincial patchwork, with British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan staying on permanent time while others still fall back.
The pitch was green, the choice was clear, and the embrace was generous.
Scott Boland took two wickets in two balls after replacing Nathan Lyon for the second Test, justifying Australia's selection call on a rain-hit day in Gqeberha.
A list is not a verdict; it is an invitation to argue.
Jay Clark's Top 50 AFL rankings place Nick Daicos prominently as rising stars like Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera and Harley Reid challenge the established hierarchy.
Kenny MacAulay is coming home, and that is the first thing that matters
The body of Kenneth Joseph MacAulay, 66, was recovered from Suncor's Fort Hills mine more than nine months after the equipment he operated sank into muskeg in January.
A Man, a Screen, and the Distance Between Them
A 49-year-old Brazilian bricklayer sold all his belongings and traveled 1,900 km to meet a woman he believed he would marry, only to discover she was an AI-generated persona.
They Killed Our River: Taff's Well and the Kerosene That Spread
A kerosene leak from the GE Aerospace site has spread 2.5 miles along the River Taff, prompting health warnings and fears of long-term ecological damage in Taff's Well.
Belichick Beats Duke, and a Family Ledger Balances
Bill Belichick secured his first win over Duke as North Carolina's head coach, a 24-20 comeback victory that reversed a family history of losses to the Blue Devils.
Between Record Heat and First Frost, a Storm Passes Through
A powerful storm will bring rain, winds up to 50 mph, and the coldest air of the season to the Northeast this weekend, with snow possible in higher elevations.
A Court Says No, and a Debate Returns to the Legislature
An Ohio appeals court rules the EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional, prompting an appeal to the state Supreme Court as families and advocates respond.
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