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The WNBA’s newest franchise is set to tip-off for the first time on the opening day of the 2026-27 season.

Federal job cuts could soon be felt by Canadians trying to access basic government services, from immigration processing to tax filing. With agencies like the CRA facing major reductions, experts disagree on whether efficiency gains can offset fewer workers.

Inflation in Canada rose to 2.4 per cent in December, leaving students worried about the rising cost of food and rent.

Replacement buses skipped intermediate stations during last weekend’s Lakeshore West shutdown, which is scheduled to happen again this weekend.

Iranians inside and outside the country report mass killings, internet blackouts, and arrests, as academics and activists accuse Iran’s government of widespread human rights violations.

City confirms hotel is being used as a part of their temporary shelter system.

A deadlock, a surge of momentum, and an overtime finish defined the Toronto Sceptres’ battle against the Vancouver Goldeneyes at Scotiabank Arena on Jan. 17.

The third annual Battle on Bay Street was more than a rivalry game. For many on the ice Saturday, it was a final dress rehearsal before they hit the world’s biggest stage.

The Student Wellness and Accessibility Centre is there for support.