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Shadow war between Israel and Iran on the brink of explosion

Israel and Iran have been arch enemies since shortly after Iran’s 1979 revolution. But there was a time when they were allies against their Arab neighbours

Israel launches retaliatory strike on Iran: reports

Canada urges halt to escalating violence as Israel suspected of airstrike on Iran

West Bank’s Palestinian farmers pushed from agricultural land as Israeli settlements expand

trump trial

Opening statements set for Monday in Trump’s hush money case after judge rejects latest bid to delay

Lawyers will present opening statements Monday morning before prosecutors begin laying out their case alleging a scheme to cover up negative stories Trump feared would hurt his 2016 presidential campaign

Florida man sets himself on fire outside New York courthouse where Trump trial under way

Orca rescue

Trapped B.C. orca calf seen taking ‘40 pounds of seal’ from First Nation members

The orca has been alone for nearly a month since its pregnant mother died after becoming trapped on a beach at low tide
Entertainment

Taylor Swift’s new album The Tortured Poets Department is fine, and that’s not great

The singer’s 11th album doesn’t contain any clunkers, but no classics, either

Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department: Veiled references, unabashed callouts and Easter eggs

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opinion

Nature as nurture: How taking photos of iconic Canadiana helped me heal as I experienced loss

Photographing Canada helped me through a dark time. These photographs do not represent my loss – they are a reminder to love one another, and seek help wherever it may be found
Christopher Wahl

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With a giant sculpture made of single-use plastic, artist Benjamin Van Wong wants to send a hopeful message

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The foreign interference inquiry features a parade of senior Liberals protesting too much

At every turn, Liberal officials’ responses were either we didn’t see the memo, or it was not reflected in oral briefings, or in the face of evidence they received both, well, what does CSIS know anyway?
Andrew Coyne

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Secret Canada: An ‘ill-founded setback’ for freedom of information at the Supreme Court

Nova Scotia watchdog calls for overhaul of province’s FOI laws

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Huge floating crane swings into action to clear Baltimore bridge debrisVideo1:47

Colombia faces water rationing as reservoirs dry upVideo1:37

Netflix to stop reporting subscriber tallyVideo1:09

Emerson the celebrity seal is back in Victoria after a 200 kilometre trekVideo1:56

Israel strikes targets in Iran: sourcesVideo1:58

Northern lights shimmer over erupting volcano in IcelandVideo1:37

Muslim valedictorian urges Californian university to allow her speechVideo2:51

Fossil found on British beach likely largest known marine reptileVideo2:07

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Opinion

The Leafs will fall to the Bruins. Everyone knows it

Cathal Kelly
Opinion

The failure of Canada’s health care system is a disgrace – and a deadly one

Robyn Urback

Israel launches retaliatory strike on Iran: reports

Inside the Market

He keeps ‘a few thousand in crisp new bills’ at home - is that a good idea?

Rob Carrick

RBC economist Robert Hogue on where housing prices are heading - and why affordability won’t make a quick return

How many employees has the federal government hired since 2015? Take our business and investing news quiz

‘Canada’s millionaires and billionaires can seek solace in knowing that they will still be millionaires and billionaires.’ Capital gains tax, plus other letters to the editor for April 19

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opinion

A government with no priorities, no anchors, and when it comes to growth, no clue

Andrew Coyne

Evening Update: Federal budget 2024 targets capital gains for billions in new revenue

opinion

The budget’s tax changes on corporations and the wealthy are long overdue

William O'Connell
opinion

Great budget, Ottawa, but how to execute it when Canada fails to retain talent?

Lisa Lalande

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