Local·10d ago
Toronto road fatalities reach 5-year high, police say
Toronto has recorded its highest number of road fatalities in five years, with the recent death of a 63-year-old man marking the 23rd fatality on city streets this year.
Toronto Sun
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Politics·11d ago
War in Iran will add $650 in extra fuel costs for average Ontario household: report
A report indicates that the ongoing conflict in Iran is projected to increase fuel costs by approximately $650 for the average household in Ontario. This assessment follows the military actions initiated by the United States in the Middle East, which have implications for oil prices.
Global News Toronto
Crime·10d ago
1 person killed in Brampton shooting
A shooting incident in Brampton resulted in one fatality on Thursday evening. Peel Regional Police responded to the scene near Sandalwood Parkway and Crown Victoria Drive shortly after 7 p.m., where the victim was pronounced dead shortly thereafter. Authorities are expected to provide further updates on the situation.
CityNews Toronto
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Mohamed Fahmy: Iran’s brazen attack on Kuwait airport shows the war is far from over
An overnight attack by Iran on a civilian airport in Kuwait resulted in numerous injuries and one fatality, highlighting the ongoing conflict in the region. The incident underscores the precarious situation for Kuwait and its Gulf neighbors, who are caught between regional tensions and external pressures.
National Post
World·10d ago
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy proposes peace talks in letter to Putin: ‘Life without war is infinitely better’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has proposed peace talks to Russian President Vladimir Putin in an open letter, marking a significant moment in the ongoing conflict that has persisted for over four years. Zelenskyy's proposal comes as efforts to negotiate an end to the war appear to be gaining momentum.
National Post
World·11d ago
Iran Says No Progress in US Talks as Lebanon Sees More Clashes
Iran reported no recent progress in negotiations with the US regarding an interim peace deal, while clashes continued in Lebanon despite a US-declared ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that tangible progress has not been achieved, and tensions remain high as both sides seek to finalize a deal that would extend their truce and address Iran's nuclear program. The situation in Lebanon is complicated by the requirement for Hezbollah to cease fighting and withdraw militants from the border area.
Financial Post
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World·11d ago
US House delivers rebuke to Trump as it votes to halt Iran war
The US House of Representatives voted 215-208 to pass a measure aimed at limiting President Trump's military actions in Iran, requiring him to withdraw forces or seek congressional approval. This vote, which saw bipartisan support, reflects growing public opposition to the ongoing conflict and adds pressure on the White House amid rising petrol prices. The resolution is largely symbolic, and its legal implications remain uncertain, as the White House has dismissed it as unconstitutional.
BBC World
World·11d ago
A 'ceasefire war' in Lebanon continues as 'chaotic global leadership' takes its toll
Hezbollah's leader has rejected a conditional truce proposed by Lebanese and Israeli representatives, insisting on a comprehensive ceasefire and full withdrawal of Israeli forces. He also threatened to escalate attacks on northern Israel amidst ongoing tensions in the region.
France 24 (World)
World·11d ago
Israeli strikes kill 11 people in Gaza City, medics say
Israeli air strikes in Gaza City resulted in the deaths of at least 11 Palestinians, including women and children, according to medical sources. The strikes targeted four residential buildings in the Sheikh Radwan and Tel al-Hawa areas, as well as the Shati refugee camp. The Israeli military stated that the attacks aimed to eliminate four senior Hamas officials, including Hassan Labad, who was reportedly killed alongside his family.
BBC World
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Sports·11d ago
Heat experts warn 'reckless' Fifa of bottle ban health risk
The 2022 World Cup attracted more than a million fans to Qatar Fifa has been warned it is putting fans' health at risk by introducing a bottle ban at this summer's World Cup. Plans for misting systems and shaded areas were called "inadequate" - and Jay says that the bottle ban endangers fans further: "Unless the cooling controls are really successful, I would imagine this decision [to ban water bottles in stadiums] will clearly heighten the risk of. Fans will not be allowed to take reusable water bottles into World Cup stadiums due to safety concerns, Fifa said in a late policy change.
BBC Sport
Sports·11d ago
Get ready for the biggest World Cup ever! What you...
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States, is set to begin on June 11, featuring 48 teams for the first time. The tournament will include notable matchups such as Mexico facing South Africa in the opening game and Canada competing against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Toronto. Teams like Brazil, Germany, and the United States are among the favorites, while debutants like Cape Verde and Curaçao aim to make their mark.
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Sports·11d ago
Fan storms court, attempts selfie next to Wemby
SAN ANTONIO -- A fan ran onto the Frost Bank Center court during the fourth quarter of Wednesday night's NBA Finals and attempted to take a selfie with San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama , halting play before the New York Knicks ' 105-95 Game 1 victory. The fan ran onto the court with a cellphone in his right hand, stopped in front of Wembanyama and Knicks center Mitchell Robinson near the 3-point line and then quickly was pushed away by two security guards as he attempted to take the picture. After security apprehended the fan, the game was further delayed because Spurs guard Dylan.
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