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Airlines are beginning to roll out fuel surcharges as the rising cost of oil and jet fuel increase operating costs. Travellers are expected to feel the impact as peak summer travel season approaches.

After the election of Avi Lewis as federal NDP leader, provincial party leaders in Alberta and Saskatchewan raise concerns about his policies on fossil fuel production.

The modern games are intended for TV audiences. Self-sacrificing athletes train in anonymity in the years between the games.

Federal byelection candidates in Scarborough Southwest faced off on April 2 over issues including affordability, housing and food insecurity.

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Space travel is back in the limelight with the launch of the Artemis II mission, sending people around the moon again.

The Toronto District School Board is restructuring its administrative leadership for the 2026-27 school year, eliminating 40 vice-principal positions as pandemic-era funding expires and student numbers continue to fall.

The unofficial taste of the FIFA World Cup friendly match between Canada and Tunisia on March 31 allowed Canadian supporters to see the newly renovated BMO Field and watch the Canadian team play to a scoreless draw.

Demonstrators led by student groups and unions gathered at Queen's Park on March 24 in opposition to Ford government's proposed OSAP reforms.

AI data centres are draining the world's memory chip supply, driving up costs for Canadian consumers and pushing businesses toward automation.