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Downtown Toronto faces a crush of rising vacancies that could threaten building valuations

With five million square feet of available space across 47 office towers, downtown Toronto is becoming a tenant’s paradise - and an investor’s potential nightmare
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Maple Leafs knocked out of the Stanley Cup playoffs by Boston Bruins after losing 2-1 in Game 7

Boston will meet the Florida Panthers in the second round beginning Monday

Matthews named finalist for Lady Byng Trophy

Canada-India

Trudeau acknowledges charges in Nijjar killing, calls for commitment to democracy

Speaking at a Sikh Foundation of Canada gala in Toronto, Trudeau said Canadians have a fundamental right to live safely, free from discrimination and threats of violence
opinion

Narendra Modi’s threat to kill foreigners ‘in their homes’ can’t simply be ignored

Doug Saunders
Doug Saunders
wealth

How much is too much? The growing backlash against wealth

Is wealth inequality simply the natural byproduct of capitalistic daring, as investors have long maintained in defence of aggressively trying to pay as few taxes as possible? It depends who you ask
opinion

Who says the rich don’t pay their fair share of taxes?

Fred O’Riordan

Ontario’s Sunshine List is now mostly a list of people who can’t afford to buy a home

Preet Banerjee
Preet Banerjee
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For nearly seven decades, Alberta has been winning the war on rats

The quirky history of rat control in the province and how the little critters are still raising a ruckus in Calgary’s recycling facilities

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The 2020 election was framed as a battle for the soul of America: a historic reckoning with the literal fate of the world in the balance. But the fight isn’t over, writes Elan Mastai. This year’s presidential race is a sequel we’re all going to have to sit through - whether we want it or not.
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The Trump-Biden rematch was a sequel no one asked for, and now no one can look away from it

Elan Mastai

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Weekend Reads

‘The opportunity to fix this mess was missed in 1996.’ Retiring subsidies to rich seniors, plus other letters to the editor for May 4

In today’s letters to the editor: productivity and growth; OAS; trans youth; francophones; CanLit; indie bookstores

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Critics question Ontario watchdog’s decision to keep health-care worker shortage data confidential

Secret Canada: An ‘ill-founded setback’ for freedom of information at the Supreme Court

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Rival pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian protests at McGill ThursdayVideo2:04

Leafs beat Bruins 2-1 to force Game 7Video2:20

Take a close-up look at a Formula 1 engineVideo1:00

Peloton CEO steps down, company to cut jobsVideo1:27

California police flatten pro-Palestinian camp at UCLAVideo2:28

The stories behind the speed: Three key displays at the F1 Exhibition in TorontoVideo2:39

Pro-palestinian protesters set up encampment at University of TorontoVideo0:52

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Australian police shoot 16-year-old boy dead after stabbing

Opinion

Narendra Modi’s threat to kill foreigners ‘in their homes’ can’t simply be ignored

Doug Saunders

Ontario’s Sunshine List is now mostly a list of people who can’t afford to buy a home

Opinion

Unintended consequences of capital gains tax increase will cost us all

John Ruffolo

Forget rate relief: Most Canadians with mortgages are about to see their interest payments soar

Opinion

Who says the rich don’t pay their fair share of taxes?

Fred O’Riordan

Maple Leafs knocked out of the Stanley Cup playoffs by Boston Bruins after losing 2-1 in Game 7

The unlearned lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic

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Carbon capture plan faces doubts after Capital Power cancels $2.4-billion project

opinion

Justin Trudeau and Pierre Poilievre are both playing a dangerous game

Konrad Yakabuski

Judge rejects injunction request to force McGill protesters to leave

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Townhouse sellers take less money, but no strings attached

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