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Niagara Falls declares state of emergency in advance of huge influx of eclipse visitors
Precautionary measure taken as total solar eclipse is expected to bring more than one million people to the Ontario city, says its mayor.
Trudeau's Toronto event with Italy PM Meloni cancelled due to pro-Palestinian protest
A Toronto event where Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was scheduled to host his Italian counterpart was cancelled on Saturday due to security concerns as hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside the venue, a spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office said.
Rogers CEO announces new protocols, investment in wake of major service outage
Rogers Communications on Sunday announced new steps it will take to avoid a repeat of what happened during a nationwide service outage on July 8.
Rogers blames massive outage on error during network update
Rogers Communications Inc. says an update to its network caused a malfunction that "very quickly" took down telecom services earlier this month, according to a letter sent to Canada's broadcasting regulator that was released on Friday.
Rogers warns of text scams 'claiming to offer credits' in wake of service outage
Rogers on Saturday is warning of scam text messages claiming to offer credits in the wake of widespread service outages.
Catholic bishops pledge $30M for residential school survivors, AFN expresses skepticism
Canada's Catholic bishops on Monday said they would give $30 million to help support survivors of the residential school system, a pledge met with cautious optimism by survivors, the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) and others.
Canada abetting Washington's 'new Cold War' with Huawei arrest, says economist
The arrest of a Chinese tech executive is yet another example that the U.S. is creating "a new Cold War" in international trade, says economist Jeffrey Sachs, who adds that Canada is abetting its southern neighbour.
After rescue from Thai cave, boys face a physical and psychological battle
The eight boys rescued after spending the last two weeks trapped with four other teammates and their coach in a flooded cave in Thailand now face a new challenge after surviving — recovery.
Residents, businesses near ACC, Rogers Centre require 'security plan parking pass' due to Jays games
Residents and businesses near Rogers Centre and the Air Canada Centre will be required to obtain a new parking pass from Toronto police due to increased traffic and enhanced security procedures in the area caused by Blue Jays home games and other events.
Doug Ford touts 'united' Ontario PC caucus at Toronto rally
Ontario's new Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford celebrated party unity at a rally in Toronto on Monday.