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BLAZE AND SADDLES
MADE IN CANADA
NATO intern committed fraud before arrest
Pear Lake wildfire causes evacuation orders to expand in B.C.
Brussels police have offered few details about spying case
Tens of thousands leave Spanish territory of Ceuta
Social-media rumours, economic hardship fuel migrant surge into Spain
FIFA scraps World Cup sell-off plan after resistance
Wooden utility poles often lie in path of wildfires
Calgary boy’s death leads to call for new public-alert framework
Social-media companies sued over deaths of four teens as pressure over child safety mounts
Trump’s Gaza deal depends on Israel: Hamas
Greece battles wildfires as France and Spain bring blazes under control
Fundraising gap between Liberals, Tories narrows, adding pressure on Poilievre
Less invasive heart bypass technique shows promising results, study finds
Discarded SpaceX rocket on course to hit the moon
John A. Macdonald’s old house is getting a makeover
Bill Wilson, one of Canada’s last surviving Second World War veterans, dies at 101
Quebec’s Gen Z sovereigntists, focused on fun times, bristle at PQ old guard’s message
Alberta lets the dogs out in war against invasive mussels
Cattle call
In China, international students are being trained to face ICE
Forever lessons of first love
Forever lessons of first love
One for the Pot is fun for the lot in Shaw’s silly staging
Sokolovic believes music breeds connection
Immigrant caregivers, clients fear U.S. crackdown
GROUSE MOUNTAIN’S ‘BELOVED’ GRIZZLY BEAR GRINDER DIES
Japan earthquake death toll rises to 34 as search operations continue
Ukraine hits more Wildberries facilities
Out of the fog
Culture shift in cottage country: More buyers see ownership as an investment, not a lifestyle
Investors got what they feared, and the stock market was just fine
Telus cuts dividend, will deploy cash for debt repayment
Canadian GDP jumps 0.3%, coming in above expectations
‘Danforth Dad’ has a passion for playgrounds
Couche-Tard to expand European footprint with purchase of Zabka
Few jobs. Rising costs. Are you surprised youth are rebelling?
Brookfield, Cameco plan IPO of jointly owned nuclear power company Westinghouse
Stemming the outflow of Canadian talent has become a big priority, and Newfoundland’s success story holds lessons for the rest of the country
Stemming the outflow of Canadian talent has become a big priority, and Newfoundland’s success story holds lessons for the rest of the country
Ottawa approves Nickel’s Crawford mine
TSX parent accelerates U.S. expansion plans with MEMX deal
Wall Street gains as Amazon soothes AI jitters, TSX lower on gold weakness and Telus
Systematic ETFs gain traction with transparent, rules-based strategies and low fees
Warsh considers reducing policy meetings
New York sues Kalshi, calls prediction markets illegal gambling
Chevron, ExxonMobil reap massive profits as Iran war drives energy prices higher
Enbridge beats estimates for quarterly profit, touts gas transmission demand
PEMBINA PIPELINE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT NEW PROJECTS
Cottage: Average selling price of a recreational home in B.C. was $1-million in 2025
Telus: Company says dividend cut expected to generate $2.7-billion in cash savings
Shufelt: If you can approximate your AI exposure, you can figure out how to diversify
Why a retired tech worker wrote a book on health care and estate planning
Bank stocks’ problem: They’re doing too well
Can Randy support his niece and nephew?
Investing’s most misleading phrases and a truth rarely heard
CLIENT SITUATION
The summer job in Paris that helped shape Conrad Black’s gift for the gab
Preferred shares can’t replace blue-chip stocks
Why the Fed’s fading clarity offers new opportunities for investors
Going up
With Mboko sidelined, Auger-Aliassime carries Canadian hopes at NB Open
Blue Jays prepare themselves for all eventualities
Tempo pack their bags for five-game road trip
TEMPO LAND FORWARD ANEESAH MORROW IN TRADE WITH THE CONNECTICUT SUN
Tennis: Calendar is already overcrowded and will become more crammed soon
Blue Jays: Straw says it ‘sucks’ sometimes to be a ball player
CALGARY WILD HEAD COACH GRANTED LEAVE OF ABSENCE
OHL APPROVES SALE OF BARRIE COLTS TO CARERI
Ticats prepare for Adams, high-scoring Stampeders
Ryu rallies from tough start to take one-shot lead at the British Open
Canada wins pair of judo golds in eight-medal day at Commonwealth Games
Women’s Pro Baseball League eyes longevity as season opens
All that you can’t leave behind
A REAL FAMILY GETAWAY
One person, one vote is a basic democratic principle. We should try it some time
ANIMAL CROSSING
GEN Z’S NEW BAD HABIT
Sharing political opinions on social media makes me nervous
Moms: Until we can measure a mother’s mental load, we can’t possibly begin to lift it
CHANGING PLACES
A FEW BANANAS SHORT OF A BUNCH
The real danger of AI is the human agency we are giving away
The road less travelled
A season of fire, smoke, ashes and fear
PUBLIC OR PRIVATE HEALTH?
PLEASE DON’T GO
TALE AS OLD AS TIME
A BETTER SYSTEM
ANIMALS NEED US
PRAISE FOR FAUCI
Carney would rather concede than risk short-term economic pain
AI companies are destroying books. What next?
Trump’s trade policies may lack logic, but they also reflect a serious paradigm shift
SELF-MADE MILLIONAIRE TRADED FINANCE FOR PASSION
MOVABLE FEAST
CREEKSIDE ESTATE ICONOCLAST SAUVIGNON BLANC SEMILLON 2024 (CANADA)
SYNCHROMESH LONG’S VIEW RIESLING 2025 (CANADA)
Open for business
TANTALUS BLANC DE BLANCS 2023 (CANADA)
BACHELDER LES VILLAGES BENCH PINOT NOIR 2024 (CANADA)
CLOS DU SOLEIL CÉLESTIALE 2022 (CANADA)
FIELDING ESTATE RIESLING 2023 (CANADA)
TAWSE QUARRY ROAD CHARDONNAY 2023 (CANADA)
Camping: High-end coolers keep home-cooked food for longer and campers can braise and sauté with modern, portable grills
Pakoras
Camping: High-end coolers keep home-cooked food for longer and campers can braise and sauté with modern, portable grills
SUMMER VEGETABLE PAKORAS
Tasting notes
Summer in Warsaw
Finn Wolfhard
Lights, camera, cashmere
Curls, please!
Who loves big shorts
THE WEEKENDER CROSSWORD
THE WEEKENDER CRYPTIC
SUDOKU
LAST SATURDAY’S WEEKENDER CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
SOLUTIONS
SIX B UYS TO TRY
HOROSCOPES
Gingham
BRIDGE
Tangled up IN THE blues
Hirokazu Kore-eda walks the sensitive line between art and tech
What to watch this weekend
The double-edged influence of Taylor Swift
Bria Fernandes bids farewell to her Prairie city
Bria Fernandes bids farewell to her Prairie city
WAXING POETIC
Ike and Winston: A friendship that changed the world
Beginning Middle End brings together sound, motherhood and memory