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U of T faculty who don’t leave pro-Palestinian encampment before deadline could face termination

The faculty association believes it’s the first time professors have faced such a public threat from the university administration. Protesters and school officials are set to meet Sunday evening.

Palestinian medics say Israeli air strike kills 22 in Gaza’s Rafah as displaced people are hit

Energy

Canada making progress in creating flourishing hydrogen sector, but some challenges remain

In Eastern Canada, it’s the economic challenges related to the high cost of using renewable energy to produce hydrogen. On the other side of the country, infrastructure issues need to be resolved so fuel can get safely to ports
opinion

Canada needs to seize a global LNG export opportunity

Lance Mortlock
South Africa

South Africa election set to usher in new era of coalitions as African National Congress erodes in popularity

The eroding popularity of the African National Congress, which has ruled the country since apartheid ended in 1994, is opening the door for a new era of coalitions, featuring a slew of smaller parties that never had a taste of power before
Shipping

Critically endangered orcas in B.C. are struggling to navigate in a sea of shipping noise

Our need for transportation and shipping is causing a kind of pollution that’s invisible (and in this case, inaudible) to humans. What does all this noise mean for the 75 or so Southern Resident Killer Whales left in existence?
***ONE TIME USE ONLY*** L 87 “Onyx” who is a member of the southern resident killer whale population L87 in the shipping lanes. At the time this picture was taken, their population numbered approximately 84 animals and is now is down to 74. Animals crosses pass with a container ship and Boundary Pass around the US/Canadian border. a busy route for both the whales and shipping traffic on its way to the port of Vancouver. 2016-08-09

Tanker departs B.C. after becoming first to load oil from TMX pipeline system

Basketball
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Caitlin Clark’s arrival brings much-needed theatre and pettiness to the WNBA

Clark is still being held to the usual unreasonable standards but the league should be delighted. It needs people to understand there are sides, and then it needs them to take one
Cathal Kelly

WNBA commissioner, Canadian celebrities welcome expansion Toronto franchise to the league

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It’s all hands on deck for USMCA, again

Whether it’s a Democrat or a Republican in the White House, getting the U.S. to approve the 2026 review of USMCA will be no easy feat
John Ibbitson

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Thirteen Saskatchewan ministries refuse to comply with information commissioner’s decision

Ottawa not sufficiently addressing flood of access requests for immigration records, watchdog says

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Western Canada: Alberta walks back parts of controversial new legislation

Opinion

Facing a costly mortgage renewal, this family decided to downsize and instead saved thousands

Rob Carrick

TD Bank ordered to overhaul risk controls, Canada’s inflation rate slows and Gildan’s board resigns: Must-read business and investing stories

South Africa election set to usher in new era of coalitions as African National Congress erodes in popularity

Opinion

Caitlin Clark’s arrival brings much-needed theatre and pettiness to the WNBA

Cathal Kelly

Boating accident in Summerside Harbour leaves 57-year-old P.E.I. man dead

Things are changing in cottage country: Nine Canadians share the financial pros and cons of ownership

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Ottawa’s $1.7-million subsidy for 10 pasta jobs reveals deep problems in our economy

Aaron Wudrick

Allan Hawco, Snotty Nose Rez Kids among familiar names behind upcoming CBC lineup

Black Business Certification Program is working with Ottawa to diversify procurement

Evening Update: Professional women’s basketball coming to Canada

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