August 14, 2026
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I lived through the first Taliban girls’ school ban — watching it happen again is heartbreaking
Brookfield Business Corporation Announces Renewal of Normal Course Issuer Bid
Quitting Canada: Why I am moving to the United States
Record rainfall in Japan kills leaves at least 8 dead, strands travellers
Scrolling endlessly to unwind? It could be making you feel worse.
Union holds local information picket in Stittsville amid stalled bargaining
Kontrol Technologies Announces Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results
DEAR ABBY: Support for some charities can result in a busy mailbox
Parrish, Crombie tied in race to become Mississauga’s next mayor, according to poll
Jack Mintz: Picking today’s winners and tomorrow’s losers
How employers lose wrongful dismissal cases
How can John, who must convert his RRSP to a RRIF at 71, reduce taxes if he keeps working?
David Bercuson: Human rights museum can still admit Nakba exhibit distorts history
Yoni Goldstein: Jews, everywhere, appear to have moving on their minds
A lot of angry Canadians are stalking grocery store aisles, says survey
Film review: Tony is a portrait of the chef as a young, messed-up man
Avi Benlolo: Jewish students need to come prepared for antisemitism on campuses this fall
‘I was told to go die’: What Canadian Jewish students said about the antisemitism they’ve experienced on campus
The Jason Arday story was never going to be just about him. That’s a shame
Quebec’s oath of allegiance dodge could end in legal chaos
Parents: Your RESP is a potential gold mine. Here’s how to cash it in
The world set Afghanistan up to fail – and now, it has forgotten its people
Five years after Kabul’s fall, Afghan women face a darker reality
Can Capital Power lure AI hyperscalers to build big in Alberta?
Beavertails: How a family recipe became a Canadian classic
Northern Ontario man pleads guilty to trying to kill his 16-year-old ex-girlfriend with a sword
What to expect as IndyCar gets underway in Markham
Trump kills effort to unmask owners of U.S. shell companies giving cover to fentanyl traffickers
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage beats Count Binface to regain seat in widely mocked election
