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It will take a determined shift in policy, and attitudes, to stop the exodus of families with children from Canada’s biggest city

Retailers in South Korea are reporting increased sales of face masks and rapid antigen tests as domestic coronavirus cases begin to climb again. Health officials are monitoring the trend closely while advising continued preventive measures.

The outgoing beauty queen officially relinquished her crown in a ceremonial farewell, marking the end of her tenure ahead of the next national pageant competition.

Morningstar shares fund specifications and USD share class information for the Coronation Global Capital Plus Fund.

Federal by-elections will be held Aug. 31 in Chicoutimi-Le Fjord in Quebec, Beaches-East York in Toronto and North Vancouver-Capilano

Production schedules face disruption as multiple actors involved in an upcoming series premiere test positive for coronavirus, forcing organizers to shelve the launch until further notice.

Recent research demonstrates that telecommuting does not negatively impact mental health or collaboration, while potentially increasing long-term employee retention.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ignited public debate and vaccine misinformation after suggesting that two recent measles fatalities were fabricated, citing questions raised by a local coroner. Health officials have strongly condemned the remarks as dangerous and factually incorrect.

Surveillance footage released by Liberal MP Salma Zahid shows a suspect pouring accelerant before attempting to set fire to her home, though she confirmed no structural damage occurred.

A Hungarian retrospective explores the long-term demographic collapse and societal transformations in Hungary following the Ottoman conquest triggered by the 1526 Battle of Mohács, linking historical roots to modern national identity.

A viral social media post misuses an outdated medical encyclopedia to falsely claim coronavirus is equivalent to a common cold, ignoring critical virological distinctions and modern scientific consensus.

NASA researchers have developed a new optical instrument dubbed "starglasses" that effectively filters out intense starlight, enabling clearer imaging of exoplanets and distant celestial phenomena.

The incoming ruler of Norway will officially take the regnal name Haakon VIII, marking a formal transition in the Norwegian monarchy and setting the stage for upcoming coronation ceremonies.

An official coroner has urged the manufacturer of bedside monitoring alarms to introduce adjustable volume settings following an investigation into the death of a baby at the Royal London Hospital, where the alarm volume was deemed too low.

After nearly two decades of stalled production attempts across multiple countries, Sabu’s latest feature finally debuts at major international festivals with renewed tension and poignancy.

An official inquiry determined that overlapping mistakes, including straying from a marked track at dusk, caused the fatal hiking accident of a 31-year-old Belgian tourist in Tasmania's wilderness.

A traffic collision on State Highway 20 near Coronation Road has blocked the northbound lane, causing significant delays for commuters in the area.

A coroner’s inquest revealed that a superyacht stewardess took her own life following her termination, raising concerns about workplace conditions in the maritime industry.

A large-scale street fight involving dozens of people broke out in Monor during daylight hours, prompting police intervention. Officers arrived to find two individuals injured before most participants fled the scene.

A coroner's court heard that the former BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour presenter passed away eight days following a serious traffic accident earlier this year.

PRIME MINISTER Andrej Plenković said that Croatia is one of four countries in the European Union that has had an uninterrupted economic growth trend for the last five and a half years, alongside Belgium, Bulgaria, and Cyprus.

Arthur Sherman is relocating from New York to Toronto to head the firm’s Canadian cross-border operations, reflecting a strategic shift in North American wealth management coverage.

Researchers have discovered that capillaries possess the ability to transform into functional coronary collateral arteries, offering new hope for treating ischemic heart conditions.

A Toronto-based professional successfully acquired a multi-bedroom farmhouse with extensive land, prioritizing space for his dog and proximity to the city.

A coroner has published findings regarding the death of Kyle O’Brien, revealing he consumed alcohol for nearly four hours at a pub before driving and causing a fatal crash in Christchurch.

The SA Gospel Ensemble is bringing its acclaimed Harmony of Prayers concert tour to Botswana’s capital, offering spiritual musical performances to local audiences.

A homeowner in Toronto's midtown area achieved a competitive sale by setting a pragmatic asking price of $1.439 million, ultimately attracting multiple bidding offers.

Major General Roberto Vergori will assume leadership of KFOR on October 3, bringing extensive experience from previous international peacekeeping deployments to the Balkans.

Marlo Miazga is launching a Toronto-based IP-focused media company, debuting with a deeply personal documentary for CBC about the tragic loss of her teenage son.

Newly dismissed national team coach Patrick Fischer gives his first detailed public statement regarding his termination linked to a fraudulent coronavirus certification.

The former model and wife of Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán revealed details during a live stream about an upcoming series that will address rumors about her marriage and family lifestyle while sharing her personal narrative.

The former beauty queen opens up about her initial encounter with Joaquín Guzmán and dismisses fabricated claims regarding their marriage ceremony.

Co-founders Brittney MacKinnon and Dwayne Vatcher are launching the first brick-and-mortar location for their Toronto-based label, Body of Work, as they pivot toward redefining contemporary athletic apparel.

The two studios have teamed up for the first U.S. acquisition of the year, securing distribution rights to Lauren Miller Rogen’s world premiere feature starring Seth Rogen and Anna Kendrick ahead of the Toronto International Film Festival.

TIFF will honor Helen Mirren, Seth Rogen, Fan Bingbing, cinematographer Adam Pietkiewicz, and filmmaker Bassam Tariq with special tribute awards at this year's gala fundraiser, with Variety confirming the full list of honorees.

A 2,000-square-foot property with a south-facing rooftop terrace on St. Clair West has attracted strong buyer interest, closing rapidly close to its listed valuation.

The new production company will debut with international sales for 'Tame', a folklore-rooted horror-suspense feature launching at the Toronto Film Festival.

A report details how the precious Bayeux Tapestry was transported to London in 1953 as a gift for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, a process that involved a hundred technicians working for twenty hours.

Police have handed the reinvestigation file for Lachlan Jones to the coroner. This action marks a significant step in the ongoing inquiry into the case.

A bereaved family's experience highlights systemic pressures and delays within the UK's coroner system, sparking calls for urgent reform.

A coroner has raised doubts regarding a grandmother's death and is investigating a possible connection to the drug Mounjaro.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the atmosphere in the Dutch Parliament was not convivial, and clerk Roos felt she was not taken seriously.

ITV Studios has apologized to the National Federation of Cypriots in the UK after a 'Coronation Street' episode referred to 'Turkish' and 'Greek' sides of Cyprus, following a complaint.

The fire that closed Zanzibar Tavern is the latest in a series of historic strip club closures in Toronto, prompting calls for zoning bylaw overhauls to prevent further job losses.

Terri Svoronos is advocating for an overhaul of Victorian laws after the driver accused of killing her 16-year-old son in an alleged hit-and-run was permitted to retain his driver's license.

Corona hearings are continuing in the Netherlands, with this week's sessions focusing on the role of the Tweede Kamer (House of Representatives) during the pandemic.

The Dutch Corona Commission has resumed its hearings, focusing internally with guests Dijkhoff and Agema testifying before the committee.

A coroner has ruled that the driveway death of Palmerston North toddler Satvik Nainwal, who was run over before a Diwali party, was preventable.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has demanded that Imran Khan undergo a CT coronary angiography at Shifa International Hospital. The party is pushing for this specific medical examination for their leader.

Sarah Breen offers an opinion piece speculating on what to expect from the royal family's return, including a humorous suggestion of Meghan Markle appearing on 'Coronation Street'.

Following the death of Jade Richards, a coroner has recommended that music festivals implement more measures to prevent attendees from driving while fatigued.

Adebayo has expressed condolences for the victims of a recent boat mishap in Goronyo and called for urgent implementation of safety measures to prevent future tragedies.

The parents of Chloe Moffat are considering legal action for wrongful death after a coroner ruled that the Treasury 'materially contributed' to their daughter's suicide, expressing fears that lessons will not be learned.

Gaborone Meat Processing is seeking to hire a General Manager, as advertised in Mmegi Online.

The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is set to exhibit Dylan Cease's artwork titled 'Eve of Toronto (2026),' with the showing scheduled to begin on Tuesday.

The Toronto Intl. Film Festival’s Market, which runs Sept. 10-16, has added Seth Rogen, Colman Domingo and Danny Boyle to its list of speakers.

Jewish organizations are calling on the Canadian government to ban Kata'ib Hezbollah, an Iraqi militia, after a member allegedly claimed responsibility for shootings at a Toronto synagogue and the U.S. consulate. The militia is not currently on Canada's list of terrorist entities.

The Canadian Estonian community is celebrating the final stages of construction for the long-awaited KESKUS International Estonian Center in Toronto.

The Instagram account for Keke, a 'unicorn' reindeer from Inari, Finland, was added to its collar, leading to a significant surge in followers, recognized by the Reindeer Herders' Association for its positive image.

Significant confusion is emerging regarding the federal rollout of coronavirus and influenza vaccines expected this fall, prompting questions about what the public can anticipate.

Ajax has been identified as the best place for renters in the Toronto area, scoring top marks in affordability, availability, stability, and livability among 22 cities.

An episode of the 'Greatest Pop Stars' podcast reviews and compares the live performances of breakout country artists Megan Moroney and Ella Langley after their back-to-back shows in Texas.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, while in Split, accused the opposition of spreading disinformation, drawing parallels to past crises like the coronavirus pandemic and earthquakes.

Thai authorities have rejected fabricated coronavirus warnings concerning upcoming New Year events, clarifying the situation to prevent public alarm and misinformation.

Izekeo Adegoke discusses her career trajectory, strategies for building wealth without massive capital, and the challenges women face in Nigeria's financial services industry.

Thailand has recorded a recent increase in coronavirus infections and fatalities, with nearly 95,400 cases and 14 deaths logged in early January alone.

The director of Honey Boy is bringing her next project, Wet, to the Toronto International Film Festival market, where it is already attracting interest from top-tier actors.

Nigeria's premier music awards ceremony kicks off its 18th edition with a media briefing in Toronto, setting the stage for top artists like Burna Boy, Davido, Wizkid, and Rema to compete.

As coronavirus infections climb across South Korea, consumers are returning to pandemic-era habits, driving sharp increases in sales of masks and self-test kits at major convenience store chains.

The 2026 Fan Expo Canada convention has opened in Toronto, drawing fans and industry professionals for a celebration of comics, gaming, film, and pop culture.

A significant urban renewal initiative in Toronto is moving forward, featuring three residential towers and a new performing arts center aimed at setting a new benchmark for city planning.

As the Toronto International Film Festival approaches its 51st edition, top party host Charles Khabouth anticipates more premieres and talent dinners despite reduced overall spending from major studios and streamers.

Canadian equities experience varied movement as investors digest fresh analyst price targets, earnings revisions, and sector-specific developments across the TSX composite.

The South Asian Screen Office of Canada and IFFSA Toronto have partnered with Storiculture to select eight feature film projects for a new financing and industry partner pathway at the festival's first-ever market.

Officials face backlash for implementing a rigid, one-size-fits-all approach to managing coronavirus protocols across educational institutions.

The official inquiry into pandemic response measures in Frankfurt and Hesse commenced its first public session, examining administrative decisions and crisis management.

African Fashion Week Toronto provides crucial exposure and opportunities for Black creatives, challenging traditional industry narratives.

Bearish investors are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence algorithms to identify undervalued targets and execute short positions on Canadian equities.

Copenhagen’s social newspaper initiative Hus Forbi marks its 30th anniversary with financial stability, though vendors selling the publication continue to navigate lingering economic hardships linked to the pandemic era.

The South Korean government has introduced a targeted financial aid initiative to alleviate debt burdens on small enterprises affected by the coronavirus pandemic. The measure aims to stabilize local commerce and support long-term economic recovery in vulnerable sectors.

An official coroner's report concluded that outdoor enthusiast Connor Knox misjudged his final maneuver during a speedwing flight, resulting in a fatal crash at Avalanche Peak.

Deadline announces that Cercamon has secured international sales rights to John Trengove’s film and debuted its first trailer before its world premiere at TIFF.

Former BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour presenter Dame Jenni Murray passed away eight days following a serious vehicle collision, according to testimony at an ongoing coroner's inquest.

Singer-songwriter Meredith Moon reflects on the history of Canadian folk festivals as the Toronto event takes place on Ward's Island.

A new publication claims the Conservative Party leader fostered negative sentiment against Mordaunt following her prominent role at the King's coronation.

Global commodity demand boosted Canadian equities, allowing the Toronto Stock Exchange to rise even as investors weighed potential disruptions from international trade tensions.

An official inquest has concluded that the death of Jason Arday was unnatural, prompting further scrutiny into the circumstances surrounding the incident.

An official investigation into a recent fatal collision highlights the severe consequences of driving at incredible speeds while under the influence, citing witness accounts of the vehicle's reckless behavior.

A recently updated two-storey condominium located near Toronto's St. Lawrence Market sold for $435,000, standing out in a competitive real estate market due to its affordable pricing and light renovations.

Despite earlier construction delays, the owners of a popular café-bar concept are finally welcoming residents to the newly completed mixed-use development.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced during a visit to Toronto that both nations aim to finalize a comprehensive investment protection agreement before the close of the year.

A daily news briefing covers ongoing parliamentary hearings on pandemic handling alongside the start of the World Rowing Championships featuring Dutch athlete Karolien Florijn.

Leading documentary filmmakers are preparing for the 51st edition of the Toronto International Film Festival, with programmers highlighting the year's most compelling nonfiction works.

American comedian and TV host Howie Mandel has opened up about one of the most difficult periods of his life during the coronavirus pandemic, when severe insomnia and mental health challenges led him to attempt self-medication.

Members of the Ukrainian armed forces joined participants in one of Canada's oldest military parades in Toronto, highlighting ongoing bilateral defense ties and solidarity.

A coroner has recommended that the New Zealand Transport Agency consult medical professionals after a fatal collision in Auckland claimed the lives of Eileen and Peter Field.

Costa Rican seismologists have identified the fault responsible for a recent series of earthquakes that shook the Central Valley. The seismic sequence marks the strongest activity in the Coronado area since 1952 and has generated roughly 60 aftershocks.

A highly anticipated mixed-use development at Bloor and Dufferin streets is moving forward, drawing attention for its potential to reshape local housing and city planning.

A coroner's court heard evidence suggesting an unidentified man likely died of cardiac arrest after being discovered trapped in the landing gear of an aircraft at London Gatwick Airport.

A coroner has determined that Justus Casale, a worker at Punga Cove, died after consuming toxic mushrooms, prompting a warning about the dangers of unknown fungi.

The prevalence of fake government agencies in Nigeria highlights systemic weaknesses, making the Oronsaye Report crucial for addressing bureaucratic duplication and fraud within the public sector.

The death of one man has brought to light the increasing strains and operational challenges faced by the UK's coroner's courts, with a grieving family claiming the system is not working effectively.

A coroner has made a statement indicating that doctors are not overly focused or 'fixated' on prescribing a specific weight-loss drug, suggesting a broader approach to patient care.

Video footage from a pro-Palestine protest in Toronto shows a speaker making inflammatory remarks, including accusations that Zionists 'rape, kill and eat children'.

The Book Girls Toronto and Main Character Events offer attendees opportunities to connect with new people over shared 'guilty pleasures,' emphasizing the joy of reclaiming them without shame.

German cinemas have recorded their best half-year for ticket sales since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, indicating a strong recovery for the industry.

A Delhi consumer commission has ordered American Airlines to pay Rs 3.61 lakh in compensation to two passengers whose bags were damaged and belongings went missing on a flight from Miami to Toronto.

Physicists have for the first time observed quantum behavior of heat waves at room temperature, a discovery made with boron arsenide that could enable more precise heat control in quantum electronics.

Efforts are underway to promote citrus cultivation in Mindanao, particularly in Koronadal City, South Cotabato, recognizing its potential as an export product and its rich Vitamin C content. This initiative was highlighted during the 1st Mindanao-wide Citrus Industry Summit.

A man named Kayce Ranger was arrested for allegedly breaking into a Toronto synagogue on August 18 and stealing religious items.

The Austrian COVID-19 inquiry committee is anticipated to commence its work in early 2027. This parliamentary investigation will examine the government's handling of the pandemic.

The BTS Army has converged on Rogers Stadium in Toronto for the K-pop group's first of two sold-out shows in the city in over a decade.

A coroner has issued criticism of drinkers following a fatal car crash in Whangārei that killed Don Tataurangi, who was found to be more than four times over the alcohol limit.

The University of Toronto's Trinity College has completed its new Lawson Centre for Sustainability, featuring bold, environmentally conscious architecture that integrates residences, classrooms, and common spaces.

The 'Global Sumud Flotilla' has anchored in Vlorë, Albania, joining local activists in an anti-resort protest. The flotilla is calling for unity in the fight for 'life, dignity, and land'.

Dignitaries, governors, and monarchs gathered in Warri to celebrate the fifth coronation anniversary of the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III.

Writer-director Niki Byrne, whose film 'The Juliet Set' is set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival next month, has signed with Underground as she begins work on her next feature.

A new scientific study, now reported by multiple outlets, has confirmed that capillaries possess the ability to regenerate coronary collateral arteries, a discovery with significant implications for heart disease treatment.

Canadian distributor H264 has secured worldwide sales rights for the Colombian-Canadian film 'Where The River Begins' by Juan Andrés Arango, ahead of its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.

A new study by researchers has found a connection between the way people commute to work and the condition of their coronary arteries, indicating that even short trips can positively impact heart health.

By Musa Ubandawaki, Sokoto SOKOTO — The Chairman, Governing Board of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), Alhaji Mukhtar Shehu Shagari, has expressed deep sorrow over the tragic boat mishap in Gorau Village, Goronyo Local Government Area of Sokoto State, which reportedly claimed several lives. Shagari described the incident as a painful and devastating tragedy, […] The post Goronyo Boat Tragedy: Shagari mourns victims, demands urgent safety measures appeared first on Vanguard News.

Columnist Michael Taube suggests Chris Alexander should withdraw from the Toronto mayoral race to prevent Olivia Chow's re-election.

Margaret Island's Rose Garden in Budapest is hosting a free outdoor light art exhibition featuring installations by Hungarian and international artists for the holiday weekend.

A coroner has concluded that the death of disability campaigner Claire Lomas, who sustained fatal injuries in a microlight crash while filming a series for Apple TV in Amman, Jordan, was accidental.

The annual Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) in Toronto is offering daring and unusual food combinations this year, such as pickle-flavoured coffee and Kraft Dinner smoothies, alongside its traditional carnival rides.

A coroner has made a ruling regarding the death of paraplegic campaigner Claire Lomas, who was fatally injured in a microlight crash while filming a series for Apple in Jordan.

María Vargas was crowned the winner of the Miss Universe 2026 pageant during the international finals. Organizers and supporters simultaneously called for increased backing for Mexico’s national representative.

Oluseyi Owoturo discusses his transition from engineering aspirations to accounting and his leadership at Coronation Registrars Limited.

Canada's federal government has announced a $195 million investment in a homegrown quantum computing firm, which will operate out of a repurposed Campbell's Soup factory in Toronto.

Jake Skakun joins an exclusive global group after successfully completing the rigorous three-stage examination process.

An investigation into over 9,000 unexamined bones at Fox Hollow Farm prompts a coroner to suggest that suspected serial killer Herb Baumeister may have had accomplices, fueling interest in a true crime documentary.

The family of a Toronto-based software engineer who went missing during recent devastating floods in Nepal continues to search for her, with her phone reportedly still receiving calls.

A complex logistical operation successfully relocated six marine mammals, including beluga whales weighing over a ton, from Toronto to Valencia via air transport without endangering the animals.

A rescued kestrel named Jjorongi is among several birds of prey being rehabilitated and released back into the wild at a conservation research center near Seoul, highlighting urban wildlife recovery efforts.

The national pageant finale will feature Fátima Bosch presenting the crown to the winner, who will subsequently represent Mexico at the Miss Universe 2026 competition.

Health authorities have confirmed the initial coronavirus infections in the Masvingo and Gweru provinces, prompting localized containment protocols and raising concerns about viral spread in previously unaffected areas.

The long-idle Muhoroni sugar factory in Kenya has officially restarted production, providing renewed economic opportunities for thousands of local sugarcane farmers. The revival is expected to stabilize supply chains and improve livelihoods in the region.

Director Yan Lanouette Turgeon’s biographical film about the late Canadian Formula 1 driver will close the Toronto International Film Festival on September 19.

New trailers have been unveiled for two World War II-era films, “Fjord” and “Krux,” both exploring the moral collapse and social disintegration within German communities during the war. The projects are slated for festival premieres and feature ensemble casts examining historical accountability.

Biotech company Novavax has received necessary regulatory approvals for its latest updated coronavirus vaccine formulation.

The acclaimed performer sheds imposter syndrome as TIFF highlights his work across multiple premieres, cementing his status as a leading figure in Indigenous cinema.

Marc Evans’ film, starring Leisa Gwenllian, has been picked up by MetFilm Sales for global distribution ahead of its launch at the Toronto International Film Festival market.

Toronto police are investigating a suspicious vehicle fire outside the residence of Liberal Member of Parliament Salma Zahid, treating the incident as a potential act of arson. Authorities have launched an inquiry to determine the cause of the blaze and identify any suspects.

The late architect is being celebrated for his contributions to Toronto’s rapid development era, where he championed architectural approaches that harmonized historic neighborhoods with modern structures.

The Imagine Cinemas Carlton multiplex in downtown Toronto has publicly criticized local clearing practices after failing to secure screening rights for a new film by director Matt Johnson.

The Cloverfield star heads the ensemble in the new horror project as distributor Sublimity prepares to launch international sales at the Toronto International Film Festival.

A coroner has called for designated air ambulance landing zones to be established ahead of future protests or rallies after a 22-year-old driver died when his vehicle crashed into a flooded stream.

Sales of new single-family homes in the Toronto region hit a five-year high in July, outperforming condominiums as the primary beneficiaries of the Harmonized Sales Tax rebate program.

CEO Alex Zhavoronkov highlighted the company's increasing financial returns from collaborations with other AI firms during a Bloomberg interview focusing on their drug discovery business outlook.

A Basque entrepreneur has been detained in Abu Dhabi on allegations of orchestrating a plot against Colonel Balas through corrupt political channels and leveraging connections to protect his business interests.

Conservative figure Geert Wilders' ally Agema claims the House of Representatives neglected its oversight duties during the coronavirus crisis, dismissing parliamentary debates as irrelevant to effective governance.

Toronto-based Ron & Aussie Productions has partnered with Canadian media company Launch North for a three-film co-production slate, with the first feature starring Lovell Adams-Gray and Kiana Madeira.

Bosnia and Herzegovina international striker Luka Kulenović explained his decision to represent his ancestral homeland internationally rather than Canada, citing a straightforward personal choice.

U.S. sales firm Mavryk has secured worldwide distribution rights for Polaris Bishop's directorial debut ahead of the Toronto International Film Festival market.

Canadian authorities are treating the sudden death of a man of Indian origin at his residence as a potential homicide while forensic teams examine the scene.

Proceedings in the coroner's court examining the death of Zara Qairina Mahathir were interrupted when the presiding official expressed frustration regarding perceived procedural fairness before stepping out.

Analysis of the coronavirus crisis highlights how forced digital transformation unlocked unexpected efficiencies and innovations across various sectors, demonstrating technology's role as a critical resilience tool during global disruptions.

Social media creators Lonche and Willito face public backlash after appearing in a livestream with Emma Coronel Aispuro, drawing scrutiny over the collaboration.

Grammy-winning artist Kacey Musgraves captivated Toronto audiences with her Middle of Nowhere tour, blending chart-topping hits with comedic stage presence at Scotiabank Arena.

Authorities are looking into an incident where a man used a megaphone at a Toronto rally to falsely claim that Jewish people practice 'black magic,' drawing condemnation and police attention.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo is set to preside over the annual remembrance event commemorating the Asaba Massacre, coinciding with the second anniversary of the Asagba of Asaba’s coronation.

The iconic film distributor Criterion Collection will open its first Canadian brick-and-mortar store in collaboration with Cinema Cellar, located near the TIFF Lightbox and Scotiabank Theatre.

A four-bedroom renovated property located near Yorkville achieved a top bid of $2.6 million, highlighting continued activity in Toronto's luxury residential market.

The English-language animated feature, featuring voice work by Lenny Henry, will be pitched to international buyers at the Toronto International Film Festival.

A coroner has granted an interim non-publication order, at the request of police, to suppress all details, including the identity and gang affiliation, of an Auckland man who died.

After an eight-day search, the body of teenager Lily Hooper was reportedly found in Nattai National Park bushland, with NSW Police now preparing a report for the coroner regarding her disappearance and death.

A bereaved family's experience underscores growing concerns about delays, resource shortages, and procedural inefficiencies plaguing England and Wales' death investigation system.

A five-year-old autistic boy died instantly after falling from a 'compromised' kitchen window in a 15th-floor flat in Plaistow, East London, a coroner has concluded.

Coronel José do Carmo diz que a Ucrânia está mais forte apesar dos problemas com falta de armamento. Sublinha ainda que resiliência ucraniana se mantém e que a ausência de fundos não é problemática.

Best Friend Forever has acquired international sales rights for Eugene Kotlyarenko’s film 'Vintage Violence,' starring Cole Sprouse and Kiko Mizuhara. The film is set to premiere in the Midnight Madness section at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Gaumont has announced initial distribution deals for Stéphane Brizé's film 'A Good Little Soldier,' starring Alba Rohrwacher, ahead of its world premieres at the Venice and Toronto International Film Festivals.

The opening of a new Coroner's Court in Hamilton has contributed to a 16% reduction in the number of cases handled by the country's coroners compared to the same period last year.

The Wellington council has described the decision to install a fence at the city's waterfront as 'highly charged,' despite the 2023 drowning death of primary school teacher Isaac Levings. The comments were made during the coroner's inquest into the incident.

Hon. Bashir Usman Gorau, a Nigerian House of Representatives member, has called for decisive security action following a boat disaster and a wave of terror attacks in his Goronyo/Gada Federal Constituency.

A 26-year-old public servant from Burlington has finally earned enough to move closer to her downtown Toronto job, significantly reducing her daily commute time.

A coroner is set to rule on the media hounding of Professor Jason Arday, the black academic at the center of the Cambridge plagiarism controversy, who was found dead in his flat.

A week marked by significant global market anxiety has led to a decrease in stock market values worldwide. Concurrently, the price of gold has seen a substantial increase, reflecting its role as a safe-haven asset during times of economic uncertainty.

The family of Abisay Cruz is demanding justice and answers regarding his death, which occurred after a Montreal police intervention involving a controversial restraint method. A newly released coroner's report failed to adequately explain why officers used the method.

The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) saw gains, primarily driven by the mining sector, as a volatile trading week concluded.

AEW wrestler Adam Copeland shared the deep emotional and childhood connection that makes his upcoming appearance at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto a significant full-circle moment beyond his wrestling career.

AAP Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj claims that H1N1 cases are 'alarmingly high' and 'spreading like corona' in the capital, accusing the government of inaction.

A new cookbook by Toronto-based food writer and epidemiologist Afia Amoako, titled 'Eat with Afia,' features three Ghanaian recipes, including peanut soup.

A coroner has recommended changes to baby monitor designs and usage guidelines after a child died because the monitor's volume was turned down, leading to a tragic oversight.

A 72-year-old pensioner drowned in Bajer Lake in Đakovo on Thursday afternoon, according to the Osijek-Baranja Police Department. The coroner found no signs of violence on the body.

Toronto has begun installing temporary 'BTS Boulevard' signs along Yonge Street in North York in anticipation of BTS' sold-out concerts this weekend, featuring 20 black-and-red signs with the 'Arirang' tour branding.

An arborist, Kevin Barry, died in Whangārei after being pulled into a spinning stump grinder. A coroner has advised against underestimating machinery following the fatal incident.

The BTS Army has taken over Toronto as the K-pop band prepares for their first shows in the city in over a decade, performing sold-out concerts at Rogers Stadium.

More than 2000 lawsuits have been filed in Hesse, Germany, by small businesses challenging the repayment of COVID-19 subsidies received in early 2020. Most of these lawsuits have been unsuccessful so far.