BMO commits $70 billion to Canadian energy, defence and AI ahead of Carney investment summit - Toronto Star
The announcement comes days before Prime Minister Mark Carney's investment summit kicks off in Toronto on Monday.
The announcement comes days before Prime Minister Mark Carney's investment summit kicks off in Toronto on Monday.
Tractor-trailers stop near the Peace Bridge border crossing between Canada and the U.S., in Buffalo, N.Y., on March 20, 2026.
Betting Canada's economic strategy on one election outcome, or one president's popularity, is the same mistake Canada made after 2016.
Under Mark Carney's policies, goal for 2030 won't even be met 20 years later, finds the Canadian Climate Institute.
An updated U of T tool reveals Trump's new tariffs have the potential to impact almost 250,000 Toronto jobs.
Chow made the announcement at a campaign stop in Scarborough Friday morning.
UTM's new 400-bed building is designed to create face-to-face interactions to improve students' mental health.
MapQuest doubles down on Lake Ontario, posts giant old-school printed directions to the lake in Toronto, U.S. cities Toronto Star
Analysts say the restrictions are a direct shot at Canada's supply management system, but stop short of threatening the broader dairy sector.
The former prime minister and Katie Telford are launching Hope & Hard Work, a new media company with film and TV projects.
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Visual inspections, maintenance issues led to poor track conditions near Union Station where a GO train derailed and caused chaos across the GO network.
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May had hoped to table several amendments to the new pesticide rules Monday.
The 2016 fire both horrified and transfixed Canadians because it seemed so unusual — apocalyptic videos showed families fleeing suburban homes as ash rained down and flames devoured their neighbourhoods. That a fire could bring a region of 125,000 people, the economic engine of i...
Metrolinx is cutting GO train service on several lines due to operator shortages after the Toronto World Cup.
When the U.S. ambassador speaks, will Canadians cheer or boo?
Over the last two days in this turtle race, the top five teams for the last berth including Toronto went a combined 1-5.
We risk protecting our own security by giving up someone else’s freedom.