Новости за 12.12.2018

Trade has the potential to enrich all parties. Politics are another matter. On USMCA, while we are probably better off for it, there are political winners and losers. In this round, Trump has won and Trudeau has lost.

Despite Ontario’s relative social cohesion, in many ways “two Ontarios” have emerged in the years since the recession. There are many actions Ontario can take to improve productivity.

More records for both wet and dry weather are being set around the globe, often with disastrous consequences for the people facing such extremes, according to a study published Wednesday.

A newspaper headline declaring that Roberts’ ‘holes’ are getting better with age is Vinay Menon’s pick for most hilarious error of 2018.

One of the most baffling aspects of the Richard Oland murder case was the focus of attention at his son’s trial on Wednesday: What happened to the multi-millionaire’s cell phone?

Provincial Auditor-General Bonnie Lysyk’s negative comments about the Port Lands flood protection plan may well lead the province to pull out of its share of the $1.25 billion flood protection financial commitment. If this happens, people all over Ontario, not just Toronto, will rue the day when an accountant wandered into the technically complex field of environmental policy.

Veteran guitarist on his two contrasting passions and a favourite rock star: Winston Churchill.

Côté will perform Romeo in Alexei Ratmansky’s Romeo and Juliet, a role he originated for the Canadian company.

Hilmar says her character is ‘our hero’ but disfigurement is more serious in the books, stirring some controversy online.

A Canadian man raised concerns about being questioned by Chinese authorities and Canada has lost contact with him, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says.

Scot Peterson, who resigned in late February, is accused of shirking his responsibility by hiding instead of confronting Stoneman Douglas gunman Nikolas Cruz.

‘If the Energy East pipeline is ever revived, the very least the Government of Quebec could commit to is to examine the project’s impact on the economy and the environment, thoroughly and in good faith.’

Founder stepped away from festival last year after a group of women filed class-action lawsuit, alleging that he abused at least 20 women between 1982 and 2016.

The Office of the Independent Police Review Director began its probe of the Thunder Bay Police Service in November 2016. Director Gerry McNeilly says Indigenous leaders sounded alarm bells about the way police investigated the deaths and disappearances of Indigenous people in the city.

With Cirque du Soleil and 7 Fingers opening shows here this week, and Champions of Magic next week, Karen Fricker looks at the appeal of this style of entertainment.

To mark its 100th birthday, the Star presents facts about one of Toronto’s most recognizable landmarks.

The drama is about several time travellers from a dystopian future who go back to the 21st century via their consciousness and infiltrate the bodies of people in an effort to save humanity from calamity.

The report by the city’s legal department warns the province could take ownership of the lines while leaving the city saddled with the debt incurred to build them.

When the former Canadian ambassador to China said he feared Michael could be charged with espionage, StarMetro editor Joanna Chiu’s heart sank.

The fear that all-gender bathrooms are a clarion call to predators is overwhelmingly unfounded. And if facts don’t quell your fears, you don’t have to use the new gender-inclusive bathroom at Yorkdale — but you just might want to.

Britain’s road out of the European Union has been anything but smooth as Britain heads for the Brexit ramp.

Toronto native has played hundreds of comic and dramatic roles, including parts in Goin’ Down the Road, SCTV and My Big Fat Greek Wedding.