Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Tavia Grant, Photography by Fred Lum
Publication Date: April 12, 2025 - 08:00
After a Toronto woman was found dead in a ravine, police delays prompted her friends to start their own investigation
April 12, 2025
When two Toronto police officers were dispatched near Nordheimer Ravine because of a reported knife-wielding man on Aug. 18, 2023, it appeared to be just another incident of social disorder in a summer full of them.The ravine – a wooded stretch on the southern border of Forest Hill, one of the wealthiest neighbourhoods in Canada – had become home to a smattering of makeshift shelters, one of many amid a housing affordability crisis.
Unpublished Newswire
For decades now, critics of the United States have complained about how it was throwing its weight around, trying to impose its form of capitalism and democracy on the rest of the world. Who gave Washington the right to act as the world’s policeman? Who put it in charge of global affairs and institutions? Who made Uncle Sam boss?Well, now we are seeing what happens in a world without American leadership. It is not pretty. Under Donald Trump, the United States is pulling back from its leading role in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the United Nations and the World Trade...
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Nearly a decade after Justin Trudeau promised safe drinking water for all First Nations, empty plastic bottles continue to pile up so high in Neskantaga First Nation that the community doesn’t know where to put them all.“You see water bottles almost every place you go, just laying around,” says Neskantaga Chief Gary Quisess by phone, the line occasionally crackling with the sound of a plastic bottle in his hand. “I don’t know how it’s going to be cleaned up or addressed.”
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In border towns and grocery stores, from the mouths of politicians campaigning and sports fans booing, from snowbirds to TikTokers there’s a parade of Canadians seemingly falling out of love with America.
Beyond the economic fear and tariff fallout, the taunts and tension from U.S. President Donald Trump are challenging Canada’s cultural comfort with the United States and straining social ties with our closest international neighbours...
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