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Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks during a Liberal caucus meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Sept. 18, 2026. Photo by Blair Gable /Postmedia Network

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Entertainment Carney signals plan to crank up Canada’s immigration intake

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Time to reopen the gates. That’s what Prime Minister Mark Carney implied during a recent interview with the New York Times, suggesting that Canada’s immigration system is ready to start ramping up intake. “We’ve taken measures to get that under control and we have it under control,” Carney said during his sit-down last week with 10 New York Times reporters.

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Entertainment Why the Maple Leafs are making small changes for New York Islanders game

 In a no-brainer for 38-year-old Sergei Bobrovsky’s load management, Anthony Stolarz will get his first start in net against the New York Islanders on Wednesday.  

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Entertainment ‘Super El Niño’ heating up Ontario fall temperatures

A supercharged climate pattern in the Pacific Ocean is heating up fall temperatures all the way to Ontario. But the “Super El Niño” could also lead to a milder winter across Canada and the threat of ice storms.

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Carson McCoy, the victim of an assault in downtown St. Catharines on Sept. 26. Photo by GoFundMe

Entertainment WARMINGTON: Young man in hospital after shocking alleged homophobic attack in Niagara

The mayor of St. Catharines said he is “disgusted” by a violent attack that put a man in hospital with serious injuries — allegedly because the accused felt he was part of the 2SLGBTQI+ community. A Niagara College student named Carson from Welland remains in hospital with severe wounds from an alleged sneak-from-behind beating.

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Cops are warning about an explosion in distraction thefts in Peel Region after thieves stole $19,000 in gold jewelry from an unsuspecting elderly woman in Brampton over the summer. Peel Regional Police say the victim of the Brampton theft 19659003]entertainment Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks

Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks during a Liberal caucus meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Sept. 18, 2026. Photo by Blair Gable /Postmedia Network

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Entertainment Carney signals plan to crank up Canada’s immigration intake

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Time to reopen the gates. That’s what Prime Minister Mark Carney implied during a recent interview with the New York Times, suggesting that Canada’s immigration system is ready to start ramping up intake. “We’ve taken measures to get that under control and we have it under control,” Carney said during his sit-down last week with 10 New York Times reporters.

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entertainment Jake Evans of the Montréal Canadiens crashes into Sergei Bobrovsky of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jake Evans of the Montreal Canadiens crashes into Sergei Bobrovsky of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Getty Images

Entertainment Why the Maple Leafs are making small changes for New York Islanders game

Counting on better results, the Maple Leafs are going to use a bit of their depth in the second half of a home back-to-back. In a no-brainer for 38-year-old Sergei Bobrovsky’s load management, Anthony Stolarz will get his first start in net against the New York Islanders on Wednesday. Coach Jim Hiller also will turn to forward Bo Groulx, who was scratched along with defenceman Nick Blankenburg in Tuesday’s 3-2 opening loss to the Montreal Canadiens. 

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Toronto’s skyline seen from the Toronto Islands during the fall. Photo by Jenifoto /Adobe Stock

Entertainment ‘Super El Niño’ heating up Ontario fall temperatures

A supercharged climate pattern in the Pacific Ocean is heating up fall temperatures all the way to Ontario. But the “Super El Niño” could also lead to a milder winter across Canada and the threat of ice storms.

Read the story


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Carson McCoy, the victim of an assault in downtown St. Catharines on Sept. 26. Photo by GoFundMe

Entertainment WARMINGTON: Young man in hospital after shocking alleged homophobic attack in Niagara

The mayor of St. Catharines said he is “disgusted” by a violent attack that put a man in hospital with serious injuries — allegedly because the accused felt he was part of the 2SLGBTQI+ community. A Niagara College student named Carson from Welland remains in hospital with severe wounds from an alleged sneak-from-behind beating.

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Peel Regional Police vehicles. Photo by Ernest Doroszuk /Toronto Sun

Entertainment Distraction thefts now a daily occurrence in Peel Region

Cops are warning about an explosion in distraction thefts in Peel Region after thieves stole $19,000 in gold jewelry from an unsuspecting elderly woman in Brampton over the summer. Peel Regional Police say the victim of the Brampton theft — supposedly a 78-year-old female– was strolling in the location of Chinguacousy Rd. and Sandalwood Pkwy. W. when she was approached by 2 females in a white SUV on July 28.

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