Toronto

World·9h ago

Aid groups warn Iran war is hindering food and medicine from reaching millions

Aid organizations report the war in the Middle East has severely disrupted global supply chains, delaying food and medicine deliveries to millions. Key shipping routes like the Strait of Hormuz are closed, forcing costlier alternative transport and causing aid stockpiles to dwindle. The United Nations describes this as the most significant supply chain disruption since COVID, with delays and cost increases threatening humanitarian operations worldwide.

CityNews Toronto · The Hindu International

Crime·6h ago

Man in custody after woman injured in early morning stabbing in Toronto

A woman in her 20s was taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after being slashed with an edged weapon in a home near Ossington Avenue and Harbord Street. A man in his 50s, known to the victim, was arrested at the scene and also taken to hospital for a separate medical issue.

CityNews Toronto

Local·3h ago

U.S. Congress Considers Iran Legislation

U.S. Congress is considering legislation related to Iran, with discussions involving significant financial considerations. The bill's handling could have implications for international relations and security.

Toronto Sun

National

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World·11h ago

U.S. rescues missing pilot from fighter jet shot down by Iran

A U.S. fighter jet crashed in Iranian territory, marking the first such incident since the conflict began. The United States has rescued the second crew member, a colonel who sustained injuries but is expected to recover. Iran claims another U.S. aircraft involved in the rescue operation was downed in Isfahan province.

Al Jazeera · Globe and Mail

Local·3h ago

Trump issues new threat against Iran as details of US aviator’s rescue emerge

The U.S. has threatened to strike Iranian infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened by Tuesday. This follows the rescue of a U.S. aviator, details of which have recently emerged.

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World·12h ago

Missing US Airman Rescued as Iran Steps Up Attacks on Neighbors

U.S. forces rescued an airman who went missing after Iran downed an American F-15E fighter jet on Friday. The two-day rescue mission involved hundreds of special operations troops and dozens of U.S. military aircraft, which dropped bombs and fired on Iranian convoys to protect the airman. Meanwhile, Iran continued attacks on neighboring countries, including drone strikes on Kuwait's petroleum corporation headquarters and power plants, as well as facilities in Bahrain.

Financial Post

World

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World·1h ago

Trump threatens ‘hell’ for Iran over Hormuz Strait as deadline approaches

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to attack civilian infrastructure in Iran, including bridges and power plants, if Iran does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz by his Monday deadline. The strait, a key global shipping route, has seen traffic halted since U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran began in late February. Trump set the 10-day deadline on March 26 and stated that negotiations are ongoing, while Iran has vowed to escalate if its infrastructure is targeted.

Al Jazeera · NYT World (RSS)

World·8h ago

Several people killed in Ukraine after a Russian drone strike on a market

A Russian drone strike on a market in Ukraine resulted in multiple fatalities. Ukrainian forces reported intercepting 260 of 286 long-range drones launched overnight from Friday to Saturday.

France 24 (World)

World·10h ago

U.S. Rescues Airman in Iran Amid Claims of Aircraft Destruction and Regional Attacks

The United States rescued an airman whose F-15 jet was downed in Iran, according to U.S. officials. Iran's Revolutionary Guards claimed to have destroyed a U.S. aircraft searching for the missing pilot, and Iranian attacks reportedly caused significant damage to power facilities in Kuwait and a fire at a storage facility in Bahrain.

The Hindu International

Sports

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Sports·5h ago

Maple Leafs Coaching Search Underway for Next Season

The Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly considering coaching candidates for next season as they aim to return to competitive form. The team's ownership and management appear focused on pursuing experienced coaches to lead the organization.

Toronto Sun

Sports·2h ago

Oilers’ Frederic comments on late-game exchanges

Edmonton Oilers forward Trent Frederic commented on late-game exchanges during a match against the Vegas Golden Knights, noting that players joked about high salaries and jealousy.

Sportsnet

Sports·12h ago

Michigan's Yaxel Lendeborg to play in championship game despite knee injury

Michigan forward Yaxel Lendeborg has confirmed he will play in Monday's National Championship game against UConn despite a knee injury. The Wolverines advanced to the championship with a 91-73 victory over Arizona in the Final Four.

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Aid groups warn Iran war is hindering food and medicine from reaching millions

Man in custody after woman injured in early morning stabbing in Toronto

U.S. Congress Considers Iran Legislation

National

U.S. rescues missing pilot from fighter jet shot down by Iran

Trump issues new threat against Iran as details of US aviator’s rescue emerge

Missing US Airman Rescued as Iran Steps Up Attacks on Neighbors

World

Trump threatens ‘hell’ for Iran over Hormuz Strait as deadline approaches

Several people killed in Ukraine after a Russian drone strike on a market

U.S. Rescues Airman in Iran Amid Claims of Aircraft Destruction and Regional Attacks

Sports

Maple Leafs Coaching Search Underway for Next Season

Oilers’ Frederic comments on late-game exchanges

Michigan's Yaxel Lendeborg to play in championship game despite knee injury