Canadian small businesses say they need help to weather Trump's cross‑border trade storm

As a Black Canadian educator, Rogene Reid understands the challenges of feeling unseen in educational environments. Each September reinforces her commitment to transforming schools into safe and empowering spaces for all students. Want More Context? 🔎

This opulent Toronto mansion in the Bridle Path area, listed for $49.95 million in September 2025, offers over 16,000 square feet of luxury, featuring eight bedrooms, 17 bathrooms, an indoor and outdoor pool, and a concert hall. Inspired by historic European architecture, the meticulously designed home showcases intricate details and high-end finishes throughout its two-acre estate. Want More Context? 🔎

Vancouver's mayor and chief constable are set to release the final report on public safety and event planning following the tragic vehicle-ramming attack that claimed 11 lives during the Filipino Lapu Lapu Day festival in April. This report aims to address safety measures for future outdoor events in light of the incident. Want More Context? 🔎

Four individuals, including two teenagers, have been charged in a violent home invasion and kidnapping that began with a staged car crash in Markham, where a 54-year-old man was shot. The suspects, including 21-year-old Shakir Bhatti, who was released on bail, face multiple charges, while a fifth suspect remains at large; the kidnapped woman was located with minor injuries. Want More Context? 🔎

A recent survey by MoneySense and Leger Marketing reveals that many Canadians feel a comfortable annual income is around $100,000, with variations based on factors like age, household size, home ownership, and location. The study, which involved over 9,000 respondents, highlights significant differences in required incomes across cities, with the highest being in affluent areas like Richmond Hill, ON, at $106,536. Want More Context? 🔎

In 2025, Aron Ping D’Souza, a proponent of the Enhanced Games, challenges traditional sports by promoting unregulated competition for athletes using performance-enhancing drugs, claiming it will redefine humanity. His initiative, backed by tech billionaires, ignites a debate on the ethics of human enhancement and the future of sports as a metaphor for progress. Want More Context? 🔎