Globe and Mail

◆ Minnesota rallies for 2-2 draw with Whitecaps

◆ Federico Higuain scores twice, Crew beat Impact 4-1

◆ U.S. judge asked to expand order blocking Iraqis' deportation

◆ Canada, US draw in 1st leg of Rugby World Cup qualifier

◆ As LCBO strike deadline looms, negotiations remain secret

◆ The highs and lows of taxing marijuana

◆ Crews fighting out-of-control wildfire near 100 Mile House, B.C.

◆ British lawmakers hit by cyber security attack

◆ Video: Thousands of Londoners evacuated over fire risk

◆ U2 show in Toronto proves old can still be new

◆ Youth blogger Hannah Alper inspires others to take hold of their future

◆ Cross-country tour during Canada 150 evokes fond centennial memories

◆ Stop those naturopaths who spread anti-vaxxer myths

◆ Kindness is the enemy of extremism

◆ Greenpeace is a menace to the world

◆ What Chrystia Freeland's pink dress taught me about feminism today

◆ A summer reading list fit for a certain U.S. President

◆ Landslide buries mountain village in south west China; 141 people missing

◆ Evelyn Ernst: ‘We're better known in Europe than Ontario'

◆ June 24: Spend 2 weeks alone, confined. Plus other letters to the editor

◆ Auto industry still playing catch-up in e-commerce

◆ Am I risking my warranty by rust proofing my car myself?

◆ Video: Jury deadlocks in Ohio cop's murder retrial

◆ Royals beat Blue Jays 5-4, at .500 for first time since April

◆ June 24: Your daily horoscope

◆ Toronto FC avenges loss to New England with win on Pride Night

◆ Video: Raptors' draft pick Anunoby eager to play with DeRozan

◆ CFL mounts fan blitz to reverse ticket slump

◆ Big Papi's big honour: Red Sox retire David Ortiz's No. 34

◆ Mental-health experts underscore dangers of youth cannabis use

CTV News

◆ Offspring of famous Toronto capybaras named after members of Rush

◆ Heavy rains prompt evacuations in communities around Waterloo region

◆ Crews fighting out-of-control wildfire near 100 Mile House, B.C.

◆ Montreal bus driver caught on camera texting while driving

◆ Montreal police seek suspect scamming women on dating apps

◆ Police watchdog investigating after vehicle drives off cliff into Lake Erie

◆ No information on LCBO negotiations to be provided after conciliator imposes 'blackout'

◆ No winning ticket for Friday night's $10M Lotto Max jackpot

◆ Syrian doctor barred from U.S. under travel ban resettles in Toronto

◆ Quebecers take part in Fete Nationale celebrations

CBC Canada

◆ Road to Churchill feasible, says engineer, after rail link to Manitoba community damaged

◆ 'Unprecedented event': 6 North Atlantic right whales found dead in June

◆ LCBO strike negotiations to stay corked under 'media blackout'

◆ Video of Quebec history float goes viral amid allegations of racism

◆ 'A nice end to the story': Long-sunken ship heading back to Norway this summer

◆ 'Zero chance' of a cabinet shuffle this summer, senior official says

◆ Fête nationale celebrations underway across Quebec

◆ Historic support from Canadian sports teams, players for Pride

◆ Flooding drenches areas of southern Ontario

◆ Trudeau to appear at Sunday's Pride parade in Toronto

◆ The most popular political Facebook group in Ontario targets Kathleen Wynne

◆ Canadian rock trio Rush thrilled Toronto's 'capybaby' triplets named after them

◆ These Indigenous artists say there's more to life than being 'left on the reserve'

◆ Drone captures unique view of Ottawa's iconic landmarks

◆ Professor says she was assaulted twice at the Toronto symphony and nobody stood up for her

◆ Why Calgary may be starting to climb back from the agonizing recession

◆ 'It scared the heck out of me': CF-18 flyby spooks Montrealers

◆ Alberta transgender teacher fired in 2008 loses case in appeal court

◆ Indigo backs down after illustrator claims they stole her Montreal 375 design

◆ Car barge catches fire in Victoria's Gorge Waterway

Toronto Star

◆ Violence in Ontario schools prompts call for more front-line staff

◆ Float in Montreal Fête nationale parade sparks outrage

◆ 81 per cent of Torontonians willing to trade lower speed limits for safer streets, poll says

◆ Wait, is this Banksy? British DJ may have just outed Massive Attack singer Robert Del Naja

◆ The Leafs get bigger on second day of NHL draft

◆ Trump lashes out at Obama over latest report on Russian election meddling

◆ The LCBO strike deadline is midnight Sunday. These Torontonians are stocking up

◆ Blue Jays' Roberto Osuna's ‘anxious' moments come off the mound: DiManno

◆ Microphone cut after Mormon girl reveals she's gay in church speech

◆ The Dyke March and more: Here's what you need to know on Saturday at Pride

◆ As he prepares to sign off air, Peter Mansbridge says ‘significant change is coming' to The National

◆ Toronto suffers inchworm infestation for the first time in 17 years

◆ Algoma University students refuse to participate in Canada 150 events

TSN.ca

◆ Batum, Jefferson lead Hornets past Trail Blazers

Reddit Canada

◆ Introducing /r/Canada's Sesquicentennial CSS Theme Contest - Redux!

◆ MRW I visit Canada from Minnesota for the first time and I'm asked if I'd like gravy on my fries:

◆ Free trade between provinces? That would be anarchy

◆ Canada's new superiority complex shattered by cursory glance at CBC comments section

◆ As he prepares to sign off air, Peter Mansbridge says ‘significant change is coming' to The National

◆ Just want to wish a Happy St-Jean Baptiste to all Quebecers

◆ Bonne St-Jean à tous les canadiens-français! Pouvez-vous reconnaître les drapeaux de la francophonie?

◆ The Humble Canadian Vacation Trailer controversy: Is the flag pole orientated correctly? (Blade up, or blade down?)

◆ West Vancouver council threatens to demolish $2.9 million home

◆ Harjit Sajjan claims credit for record 3.5 km sniper shot

◆ Canadian wilds

◆ Upcoming Supreme court case could grant us the freedom to buy what we want no matter the Province. Free trade between provinces? That would be anarchy: Opinion

◆ Justin Trudeau offers best wishes to Muslims celebrating end of Ramadan with Eid al-Fitr

◆ Labrador's Muskrat Falls pricetag now $12.7B: Worse than 1969 Quebec deal, CEO says - Newfoundland & Labrador

◆ A tale of two Canadas: Where you grow up affects your income in adulthood (Globe and Mail)

◆ Jordan Peterson on Liberals and Conservative (maybe stop calling him right wing?)

◆ Branded 'hateful' by Calgary officials, anti-Islam group vows to march regardless of permit - Calgary

◆ Restaurant owners offer free meals in Montreal, no catch

◆ Universities Are Too Easy On Students Out To Silence Free Speech

◆ 22 Minutes 'comedy' segment mocks Canada 150 with Indigenous people schooling us about appropriation and colonization

◆ Sun bursting through the clouds while on the 400 heading back from Wasaga Beach

◆ Father and son to chopper around the world for Canada 150

◆ Friendly Reminder: It's Legal for Women to Bare their Breasts in Public

◆ ‘I'm a victim,' insists man guilty of child pornography, sexual assault

◆ Tsunamis on the Great Lakes? Researchers are looking into it

◆ Ontario to announce changes to ticket-sale laws after outcry about resales and scalper bots | Toronto Star

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