A year later, ceremony commemorates victims of the Danforth shooting
By Lidia Abraha TORONTO — The names of the two people killed in a shooting in Toronto’s Greektown last year were read aloud in a ceremony meant to honour their memory ...
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National Ian Mulgrew: Aged water litigation not dead yet
OPINION: 'Certainly they were not too old to come to court and make some attempt to explain away their alleged misconduct.' -
As technology improves, should ranchers keep branding their livestock?
An Alberta veterinarian says that technology such as ear tags with GPS and microchips can do the job of tracking and identification cattle that branding has fulfilled -
News The rarest of roles among the engineers and rocket scientists: Space ethics advisor
On the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, Jacques Arnauld wonders, should the astronauts have risked their lives? -
Federal labour board upholds public servant's firing over social media posts glorifying terrorism
Investigators found numerous Twitter posts — now deleted — where A.B. cheered on terrorism attacks, including the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing -
World Why the Apollo 11 moon landing conspiracy endures 50 years later
As one of the first major events on TV, when people were transfixed by made-up stories on sets, the moon landing theory was made to convince susceptible viewers -
Updated: In retrial, Dennis Oland found not guilty of father’s 2011 murder
Oland, 51, was convicted of murder by a jury in 2015, but the verdict was set aside on appeal and a new trial was ordered -
News 'I don't think Canada will be the great exception' to populist disruption, expert says
'The electorate is now more polarized on cultural issues than it’s ever been in Canada. We’ll have to see where that goes,' Eric Kaufmann said
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Winnipeg Pallister offer of jobs for Quebec civil servants empty promise: Grits
Brian Pallister’s promise to offer jobs to Quebec civil servants is an empty one, Manitoba Liberals Leader Dougald Lamont says. -
Manitoba Winnipegger part of Indigenous HIV research project
In the 1980’s, Albert McLeod, a two-spirited Métis man from Winnipeg, said he watched his friends die of HIV. -
Columnists KINSELLA: Liberals deserve a swift kick in the Butts
Kick me.Here’s a little-known fact: The “kick me” sign — which is usually affixed to some hapless soul’s back or behind, for laughs — was apparently devised by merry-making Scots ... -
Canada COACH'S CORNER SPECIAL: Is Cherry back? He answers!
WATCH ABOVE as Sun reporter and columnist Joe Warmington exclusively interviews hockey legend Don Cherry whether or not he plans to return to the iconic Coach’s Corner!What do YOU think?Tweet ... -
Toronto & GTA WARMINGTON: Long live Coach’s Corner -- Our special summer edition with Grapes
Just as Mark Twain once said, the rumours of Don Cherry’s demise were greatly exaggerated.In fact, 2020 will mark the 40th year of Cherry on Hockey Night in Canada. -
Toronto & GTA GUEST COLUMN: Project Sindacato shows finding cash key to fighting organized crime
BY ROB LAMBERTIProject Sindacato netted a huge haul for York Regional Police.About $35 million in assets, including the businesses that house money-making gaming operations, have been seized or frozen from ... -
Columnists MARIN: Trudeau has apologized for everything but his broken promises
Just like rapper Lil Nas X singing that he was riding to the Old Town Road in this year’s biggest song hit to escape the world behind him, Prime Minister ... -
Canada Canada's astronauts
After NASA invited Canada to begin flying astronauts on space shuttle missions, the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) put out a call for qualified Canadians who wanted to go to space.
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Canada Revenue Agency, post office play blame game in tax fi...
The Canada Revenue Agency is blaming Canada Post for what it confirmed is a national mix-up involving where paper tax returns are filed, but this won’t delay tax refunds, a ...
