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At Paris Fashion Week, Hermes menswear has a dash of jockey-style boldness
26/01/2025

At Paris Fashion Week, Hermes menswear has a dash of jockey-style boldness

PARIS (AP) — Hermes illuminated a gloomy Paris afternoon with its fall men’s collection Saturday, as Veronique Nichanian turned to the racetrack for inspiration. Jockeys’ vibrant racing silks became her

At Sundance, the hottest ticket in town was a Rose Byrne and Conan O’Brien psychological thriller
26/01/2025

At Sundance, the hottest ticket in town was a Rose Byrne and Conan O’Brien psychological thriller

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Rose Byrne plays a mother in the midst of a breakdown in the experiential psychological thriller “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You.”

Paul McCartney says he fears AI will rip off artists
26/01/2025

Paul McCartney says he fears AI will rip off artists

LONDON (AP) — Paul McCartney urged the British government not to make a change to copyright laws that he says could let artificial intelligence companies rip off artists.

It's put the pedal to the metal, but can this crossover overtake the competition?
25/01/2025

It's put the pedal to the metal, but can this crossover overtake the competition?

The challenge the vehicle faces is reminding buyers of its existence. Its engine, deluxe interior and price will certainly help

Partial list of nominees for the 97th Academy Awards
25/01/2025

Partial list of nominees for the 97th Academy Awards

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — The nominees for the 97th Academy Awards have been announced.

The Latest: Academy Award Nominees announced
25/01/2025

The Latest: Academy Award Nominees announced

Actors Rachel Sennott and Bowen Yang announced the nominees for the 97th Academy Awards. Jacques Audiard’s “Emilia Pérez,” the Netflix narco-musical about transgender identity, dominated the list with 13 nominations.

Curling and teen life collide at Canadian theatres with release of "Curl Power"
25/01/2025

Curling and teen life collide at Canadian theatres with release of "Curl Power"

The combination of teenagers and curling might seem an odd pairing for a documentary, but "Curl Power" weaves rocks and rings into a coming-of-age story.

CP NewsAlert: Denis Villeneuve's 'Dune: Part Two" gets Oscar nomination for best picture
25/01/2025

CP NewsAlert: Denis Villeneuve's 'Dune: Part Two" gets Oscar nomination for best picture

The pair received Oscar recognition for their film "Sugarcane," which explores death and other trauma experienced by children at a former residential school in B.C.

Australian Open champion Madison Keys credits therapy with helping her off a tennis court and on
25/01/2025

Australian Open champion Madison Keys credits therapy with helping her off a tennis court and on

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The first person Madison Keys sent a message to after winning the Australian Open for her first Grand Slam title on Saturday was her mother.

Which style of yoga is right for me? Here’s a primer, with a caveat
25/01/2025

Which style of yoga is right for me? Here’s a primer, with a caveat

To some people, the word “ yoga ” evokes ritualistic chanting, long breaths and slow movement. To others, it means contorting your body into ever more complicated positions until sweat

Yes, I did buy a car for Stevie Nicks. And she just loves it
25/01/2025

Yes, I did buy a car for Stevie Nicks. And she just loves it

Her ride suits Marni Morton’s 11-month-old, mixed-breed pup just fine

Coulson Armstrong is Matty Matheson's culinary director. Here are his favourite places to eat in Toronto
25/01/2025

Coulson Armstrong is Matty Matheson's culinary director. Here are his favourite places to eat in Toronto

Coulson Armstrong’s go-to date-night spot, his favourite breakfast sandwich in the city and where he gets a “life-changing” pistachio croissant

Cash back, rate discounts, loyalty points: How the Big Six banks are fighting to be your mortgage lender
25/01/2025

Cash back, rate discounts, loyalty points: How the Big Six banks are fighting to be your mortgage lender

Canada’s big banks are offering cash back, “special” rate discounts and loyalty points to lure customers in, and consumers stand to benefit.

More than a million mortgages renew this year and Canada's lenders are preparing for a fight. Why you could end up the w...
25/01/2025

More than a million mortgages renew this year and Canada's lenders are preparing for a fight. Why you could end up the winner

As 1.2 million Canadian mortgages come up for renewal, Big 6 bank and nonbank lenders are fighting to keep or sn**ch clients — to the benefit of homeowners.

Is this really the right time for Chrystia Freeland to unload on Donald Trump? https://trib.al/betgEo2
25/01/2025

Is this really the right time for Chrystia Freeland to unload on Donald Trump? https://trib.al/betgEo2

Our columnists differ on whether Liberal leadership hopefuls should be taking swipes at the mercurial U.S. president, or just keeping their heads down and not drawing undue attention to Canada.

Can you buy a car for $1,000? You'd be surprised. I went shopping for a set of wheels for my daughter …
25/01/2025

Can you buy a car for $1,000? You'd be surprised. I went shopping for a set of wheels for my daughter …

I like buying beaters. The cheapest was a 1978 Ford Fiesta I bought for $150 in 1984. Now, our youngest is learning to drive, and I’ve got her a car

This Birch Cliff Heights home in Scarborough has plenty of space for a growing family. Will it sell for $1.6 million?
25/01/2025

This Birch Cliff Heights home in Scarborough has plenty of space for a growing family. Will it sell for $1.6 million?

This four bedroom, five bathroom house in Birch Cliff Heights is ten minutes away from the Scarborough Bluffs and offers 3000 square feet of living space.

Lit Gala raises $105,000 for nonprofit dedicated to children in India
25/01/2025

Lit Gala raises $105,000 for nonprofit dedicated to children in India

Cultural philanthropists from all across the continent converged on the Fairmont Royal York for the one-of-a-kind Diwali celebration.

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This Toronto family had a slow-travel adventure this summer, cycling nearly 400 kilometres of back roads and former rail trails west of Hamilton and along the north shore of Lake Erie. https://trib.al/ZEbLN5R

New mayor-elect Olivia Chow thanks the city of Toronto. Chow’s victory marks the first time a progressive governed city hall since 2010. https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2023/06/26/toronto-mayoral-election-olivia-chow-elected-mayor-in-historic-vote.html?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=SocialMedia&utm_campaign=GTA&utm_content=chowhistoric_o

Ana Bailão, Brad Bradford, Olivia Chow, Mitzie Hunter, Josh Matlow, and Mark Saunders discussed the critical social and economic challenges facing Toronto on Wednesday night at TMU. Here's our debate recap. https://trib.al/mQiUNMN

Blue Jays reliever Anthony Bass was greeted with a chorus of boos from the sellout crowd of 42,205 at Rogers Centre on Wednesday. He pitched a hitless ninth inning against the Brewers, his first appearance since his brief apology for endorsing anti-LGBTQ rhetoric. https://trib.al/PfAyPlt

The story of the Christie Pits Riot, which occurred 90 years ago, is now being taught to students on the very field where Anglo-Saxon Protestants battled against Jews and Italian immigrants in what remains Canada’s largest race riot. https://trib.al/IM2rKde

In episode five of “The Billionaire Murders: The hunt for the killers of Honey and Barry Sherman,” veteran investigative reporter Kevin Donovan details the mistakes that turned the case cold 🎧 https://trib.al/b8Vzrm5

Artist Project is the season’s must-do for art lovers and collectors. The weekend-long event is a chance to engage with and purchase works from more than 200 artists working in a variety of media, including painting, collage, photography and sculpture. https://trib.al/SVyeMo2

Emergency officials are investigating a fire in a residential subdivision in Vaughan. Police sent out a tweet shortly before 2 p.m. about the fire in the area of Pine Valley Drive and Teston Road. There are no reports of injuries or deaths at this time. https://trib.al/niKf59L

For decades, Toronto has protected huge parts of the city from anything denser than detached or semi-detached houses. How Toronto became an uneven city, and the looming fight to change the rules. https://trib.al/sTOij6f

A young zebra walked, trotted, and galloped for hours in the busy streets of South Korea’s capital before emergency workers tranquilized the animal and brought it back to a zoo. Source: Associated Press https://trib.al/7JhNehH

For decades, Toronto has protected huge parts of the city from anything denser than detached or semi-detached houses. How Toronto became an uneven city, and the looming fight to change the rules. Read #ZonedOut in full: https://trib.al/ve6mm7Y

Nordstrom’s liquidation sale began this week with item prices knocked just five per cent off, to the dismay of many who arrived looking for a good deal. Here’s what shoppers told the Star about their experience: https://trib.al/7KZkj9k

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