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City of Toronto convenes Mayor’s roundtable on the impacts of tariffs to support local businesses and protect jobs

The Mayor of Toronto convened a roundtable with local businesses to discuss the impacts of U.S. tariffs and Canadian countermeasures. Participants from various sectors shared insights on challenges such as rising costs, supply chain disruptions, and market diversification. The City aims to use feedback from this meeting to enhance business support initiatives and strengthen collaboration with federal and provincial governments.

City of Toronto News

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MANDEL: Paul Bernardo’s fourth parole hearing delayed to January

The parole board has postponed Paul Bernardo's fourth parole hearing until January. This decision comes amid concerns from victims' families' lawyer about potential pressure on the board to conduct thorough due diligence before proceeding.

Toronto Sun

Local·9d ago

Parents awarded $40 million after Uber found liable for passenger who was fatally struck on highway

The parents of Emily Normandin-Parker, a 23-year-old woman who was fatally struck after her Uber driver pulled over on a California highway, have been awarded $40 million by an arbitrator who found both Uber and the driver liable for her death. The arbitrator's decision highlighted the driver's negligence in stopping in a dangerous location and abandoning the passengers. The parents plan to use the funds to advocate for improved safety standards in the ride-hailing industry and to support various charitable initiatives.

CityNews Toronto

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National·9d ago

Canada not counting on win at NATO vote to pick alliance’s new military leader

Canada is reportedly not relying on a victory for General Jennie Carignan in the NATO vote to select the alliance's new military leader, as there appears to be a lack of support from the U.S. that may hinder her chances.

Globe and Mail

World·9d ago

Trump announces deal giving U.S. ‘infinite’ control of Greenland security; Danish PM calls it ‘good for NATO and Europe’

Denmark and the United States are set to sign an agreement that will enhance security in Greenland, which is an autonomous territory of Denmark. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated that the deal is beneficial for NATO and Europe, as it aims to strengthen security in the Arctic and North Atlantic regions. The agreement is expected to be signed during the upcoming UN General Assembly.

National Post

Business·9d ago

Ottawa’s ‘mega deduction’ tax write-off could boost these TSX stocks, analysts say

The Canadian federal government has announced an expansion of its productivity mega deduction tax write-off program, which will now include capital investments in various sectors such as oil and gas pipelines, mining, and technology. Analysts believe this could benefit several companies, particularly in the banking and energy sectors, by supporting loan growth and enhancing project economics. The program allows for the immediate expensing of capital assets, potentially boosting investments in infrastructure and energy projects.

Financial Post

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World·9d ago

Trump signs sweeping Russia sanctions over Ukraine war

US President Donald Trump has enacted a comprehensive sanctions package against Russia in response to its ongoing war in Ukraine. The legislation, which received bipartisan support, targets Russian leadership, financial institutions, and key sectors such as energy and defense. It also grants Trump the authority to impose significant tariffs on major buyers of Russian oil, particularly affecting China and India, with the goal of undermining the Kremlin's war funding and encouraging negotiations.

Al Jazeera

Politics·9d ago

US and Denmark reach deal over Greenland after Trump annexation threats

The US and Denmark have reached an agreement regarding Greenland's security, following previous threats from former President Trump to annex the territory. The deal aims to enhance security in the Arctic and North Atlantic, granting the US permanent control over security matters and preventing adversaries from establishing military presence or making sensitive investments in Greenland. The agreement is set to be signed at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly and will require legislative approval to take effect.

BBC World · France 24 (World) · The Hindu International

World·9d ago

Trump says he’s banning CNN, MS NOW, Politico from White House for reporting ‘fake news’

President Donald Trump has announced a ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, citing their reporting as 'fake news.' The directive was made via a post on Truth Social, where he expressed frustration over negative coverage but did not provide specific examples. CNN has responded, asserting their constitutional right to report without government interference.

BBC World · CityNews Toronto · France 24 (World) · Google News: Canada (Top) · The Hindu International

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Sports·9d ago

Federal ministers slam NHL player Alex Ovechkin’s pro-Putin ad, but won’t say if he should be sanctioned

NHL player Alex Ovechkin's advertisement supporting Russian President Vladimir Putin has drawn criticism from Canadian federal ministers. Justice Minister Sean Fraser described Ovechkin as a 'terrific hockey player' but criticized his geopolitical views. However, the ministers did not indicate whether Ovechkin should face sanctions in Canada.

National Post

Sports·9d ago

Yanks' Boone 'not going to predict anything' as Judge (calf) returns to IL

Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees is returning to the injured list due to a right calf strain, with manager Aaron Boone stating that there is no timeline for his return. Judge had previously missed over three months due to a broken rib and has struggled since his return, hitting .241 with 18 home runs this season. The Yankees have already secured a playoff spot but are currently five games behind the Tampa Bay Rays in the AL East.

ESPN Top Headlines

Sports·9d ago

Navigating down year, Guerrero finding ways to be what Blue Jays need him to be

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. of the Toronto Blue Jays has been navigating a challenging season, recently breaking a home run drought at Rogers Centre. Despite struggling with his performance, Guerrero has sought support from manager John Schneider and has focused on maintaining a positive attitude and strong presence for his teammates. His efforts to stay engaged and uplift those around him reflect his commitment to the team, even as he deals with personal frustrations and physical challenges.

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City of Toronto convenes Mayor’s roundtable on the impacts of tariffs to support local businesses and protect jobs

MANDEL: Paul Bernardo’s fourth parole hearing delayed to January

Parents awarded $40 million after Uber found liable for passenger who was fatally struck on highway

National

Canada not counting on win at NATO vote to pick alliance’s new military leader

Trump announces deal giving U.S. ‘infinite’ control of Greenland security; Danish PM calls it ‘good for NATO and Europe’

Ottawa’s ‘mega deduction’ tax write-off could boost these TSX stocks, analysts say

World

Trump signs sweeping Russia sanctions over Ukraine war

US and Denmark reach deal over Greenland after Trump annexation threats

Trump says he’s banning CNN, MS NOW, Politico from White House for reporting ‘fake news’

Sports

Federal ministers slam NHL player Alex Ovechkin’s pro-Putin ad, but won’t say if he should be sanctioned

Yanks' Boone 'not going to predict anything' as Judge (calf) returns to IL

Navigating down year, Guerrero finding ways to be what Blue Jays need him to be