The weather is looking dry for the next Toronto Stadium World Cup match coming up this Wednesday evening.

While the first half of the day and overnight could see pop-up thunderstorms, the storm risk is expected to diminish just in time for 7 p.m. kick-off.

The forecasts show Toronto will see a mix of sun and cloud with light southwest winds, gusts from 10 to 30 kilometres an hour and temperatures hovering around 20 C.

TORONTO — Cineplex Inc. says it’s raising the prices of its CineClub memberships for the first time since launching the program.

Starting July 15, the cinema chain will start charging customers $10.99 per month for monthly memberships and $120.89 per year for annual memberships.

Since it launched CineClub in 2021, it has been charging members $9.99 per month or $109.89 per year, respectively.

Cineplex spokesperson Michelle

OTTAWA — A new First Nations clean water bill set to be introduced by Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government removes a provision in a previous bill that would have recognized First Nations have a human right to clean drinking water.

The Canadian Press has obtained a draft of the bill labelled “for consultation until June 11, 2026.” It’s not clear if any changes were made since the consultation period ended.

The legislation is expected to be introduced in the House of Commons on Monday, just

Canada’s ambassador to the United States says “it’s all going to be OK” with the renewal date for the North American trade pact just a few weeks away.

Ambassador Mark Wiseman is speaking to a business audience at the Canadian Club Toronto today.

He kicked off his fireside chat by trying to lower the temperature around the Canada-U.S.-Mexico agreement, better known as CUSMA, which enters a renewal period starting July 1.

Wiseman told the crowd to “take a deep breath”

ÉVIAN-LES-BAINS — Montreal-based Marconi Technologies has become the first Canadian company to land a contract under the SAFE defence procurement agreement Canada signed with the European Union.

Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled the news Monday at the G7 Leaders’ Summit in Évian, France, before a meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa.

“The first concrete example. There will be many more,” Carney said. “We’re stronger together and very pleased to

A Toronto police vehicle has been involved in a collision in North York while responding to a stolen car investigation.

Officers were called to the area of Sheppard Avenue West and Jane Street just before noon on Monday to reports of a vehicle theft.

Police located the vehicle and initiated a stop. A scout car was then involved in a collision.

Lane closures are in effect in the Keele Street and Wilson Avenue area and delays are expected.

It’s unknown if anyone was injured in the crash at this point, but paramedics

On July 1, big changes for millions of auto insurance policy holders across Ontario take effect, but a lot of drivers still have questions about how it impacts them.

“I have not heard anything about this,” said Megan Sousa, who has an auto insurance policy.

Sousa was unaware certain benefits for accident victims, whether the driver’s fault or not, which were mandatory under Ontario insurance laws, will soon become optional for existing policy holders.

It’s a long list including:

• Income replacement – provides

A man and a woman have been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in Scugog back in May.

Durham police were called to a park in the area of Water Street and Mary Street on May 13 around 9:15 p.m. for reports of an armed person.

Once on the scene, officers found a man suffering from stab wounds. He was taken to a trauma centre in serious, life-threatening condition. His condition was later upgraded to stable.

It’s alleged that the victim