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To protect against the bad air due to Ontario forest fires a man on a Tangerine rental bicycle wears masks in Toronto on Thursday, July 16, 2026.To protect against the bad air due to Ontario forest fires a man on a Tangerine rental bicycle wears masks in Toronto on Thursday, July 16, 2026. Photo by Peter Power /Postmedia News

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LILLEY: Stay in your lane, Judge! Appeals court kills bike lane ruling

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The Ontario Court of Appeal hasn’t just overturned the ridiculous court ruling claiming a Charter right to bike lanes, it has excoriated the judge and the ruling. In a unanimous decision published Friday, the three judges of the appeal court have stated clearly that there is no Charter right to have bike lanes in Toronto.

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Brett Bateman of the Toronto Blue Jays celebrates on second base after hitting an RBI-double against the Boston Red Sox. Brett Bateman of the Toronto Blue Jays celebrates on second base after hitting an RBI-double against the Boston Red Sox. Getty Images

Apple TV back to burn Blue Jays fans for most-anticipated game of season

Just when a mostly dull and frustrating Blue Jays season is hitting its zenith of interest, Apple TV is swooping in on Friday night to dull some of the enthusiasm around the surging team. With the New York Yankees in town for a three-game series against the sizzling Jays, Friday’s opener won’t be seen by thousands of the team’s fans across Canada, thanks to the latest intrusion by the mega streaming service.

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Is Leafs captain Auston Matthews rehabbing more than just his knee this off-season?

Auston Matthews’ 2025-26 season ended after suffering a serious knee injury, but the Maple Leafs captain also has been spending the off-season getting another part of his body back in top shape: His back. The Maple Leafs goal sniper has been spending time over the off-season in his native Arizona with sports chiropractor Shawn Robek, who is known for helping athletes deal with back pain.

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CHARLEBOIS: 10 myths Canadians need to stop believing about supply management

Suddenly, everyone and their grandmother seems to be an expert on supply management. That newfound interest is healthy. Canadians are finally examining the benefits, costs and contradictions of a complicated system affecting roughly one-quarter of the country’s agricultural economy. A generation ago, few economists openly criticized supply management. Those who did faced fierce attacks, while the dairy lobby deployed a nationwide marketing budget approaching $200 million annually.

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OPP charges driver after 11 passengers, including 8 kids, found crammed in SUV

A Fergus, Ont., man is facing multiple charges after a vehicle was stopped with multiple unsecured passengers inside. “This driver’s disregard for safety put every occupant of the vehicle at risk,” the Wellington County detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police posted on its X page.  

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