10 Canadian landmarks that have been lost or changed forever
From Teacup Rock to Nahatlatch Lookout, here are ten landmarks across Canada that have been rebuilt, repurposed or lost forever.
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The Blue Jays win streak has ended. Here’s a look back at how it helped them top the AL East
The Toronto Blue Jays have failed to win their 11th game in row, falling short of tying the franchise record for the longest streak. Despite that, it's the first time the Jays have recorded 10 wins in a row since 2008, propelling them to the top of the American League East standings.
See the crowds at Coldplay’s first Rogers Stadium show
Coldplay fans appeared to experience a smoother exit from Toronto’s Rogers Stadium on Monday night, after complaints of poor crowd control following the outdoor venue’s inaugural show last week. However, some concert-goers told The Canadian Press they were still left feeling “lucky” to get out without any major incident. Here is a look at some scenes as fans entered and exited the venue.
Ghost towns in Canada: Travel through time at these abandoned places
Explore the remnants of once-bustling ghost towns across Canada, where abandoned buildings and quiet streets offer a glimpse into the country’s past.
Ontario Place designs released by Therme
Therme Canada unveils the latest designs for its new waterpark and spa, as well as public space on the West Island of Ontario Place.
Prime ministers at the Calgary Stampede: 20 years of western wear
From leather vests to personalized belt buckles, prime ministers have been adopting western wear at the Calgary Stampede for decades.
These are the world’s top 100 restaurants, according to a new 2025 ranking
The World's 50 Best Restaurants has announced its ranking of the top 100 restaurants in the world. The results were drawn from a global poll of 1,120 independent culinary experts who each voted based on personal dining experiences over the past 18 months, according to director of content William Drew.
Toronto Pride Parade 2025
Downtown Toronto's Yonge Street is filled with rainbow flags, music, and dancing as tens of thousands of people walk in the 44th Toronto Pride Parade.
Road trip? Weird and wonderful structures across Canada
Did you know Canada boasts the world's largest perogy? And how about the world's largest fiddle? Take a look at some strange, obscure and magnificent structures found across the country.
A Toronto condo is now Canada's tallest building. Here is a closer look
One Bloor West is Canada’s first 'supertall' building.
New report reveals how much you need to make to afford a home in Toronto and 12 other Canadian cities
Affordability declined in most major housing markets in May, according to Ratehub.ca’s latest affordability report, with eight of 13 major cities becoming less affordable. However, four became more affordable, with a couple by large margins. Here’s how much money you need to make to live in 13 major cities across Canada.
This is what the new Ontario Place will look like
New renderings show the reimagined Ontario Place, which the Ontario government boasts will offer more than 50 acres of free public trails, expanded green space, playgrounds, interactive fountains, new beaches, event spaces and an updated marina. All the changes to the public space have been designed to create what the province says will be a world-class waterfront destination that will attract up to six million visitors annually.
Satellite imagery shows Iranian nuclear facilities before and after strikes
Satellite imagery shows the conditions of several Iranian nuclear facilities before and after U.S. and Israel strikes.