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OPINION: Canada builds while U.S bombs foreign relations

OPINION: Canada builds while U.S bombs foreign relations

It has been a busy March for both Canada and the U.S. While PM Mark Carney is building a middle powers' alliance, the U.S has been busy with another possible Middle East conflict.
School zone traffic calming changes could take years in Toronto

School zone traffic calming changes could take years in Toronto

Toronto's plan to install traffic calming measures around schools could take years to fully implement, raising concerns among road safety experts about what those delays could mean for children.
Golden opportunity for men’s cricket team

Golden opportunity for men’s cricket team

One more tournament left for the extramural squad, who're looking to win gold at home.
Angus Food Bank use nearly triples since pandemic

Angus Food Bank use nearly triples since pandemic

Angus residents feel the drain of stagnant wages and rising cost of living as food bank usage spikes.
Humber Boutique gives donated clothing new life

Humber Boutique gives donated clothing new life

The student-run thrift shop offers affordable fashion and hands-on retail work experience.
Humber student says he’s a ‘scapegoat’ in OSAP cuts

Humber student says he’s a ‘scapegoat’ in OSAP cuts

Content creator says he received death threats after changes to the assistance program.
OPINION: Canada files for digital divorce

OPINION: Canada files for digital divorce

Canada's digital infrastructure is heavily dependent on U.S. tech. Homegrown solutions may be the diversification required to keep our data sovereign.
OPINION: Toronto needs strong conservative voice to take on Chow

OPINION: Toronto needs strong conservative voice to take on Chow

Toronto needs a strong challenger for Olivia Chow in the 2026 mayoral race. This is healthy for our democracy and to counter voting apathy.
CFS, witnesses criticize police over student arrests at OSAP rally

CFS, witnesses criticize police over student arrests at OSAP rally

Bystanders say officers shoved, slapped, and struck attendees, while escalating tensions as the rally drew to a close.
New home market uncertainty in Greater Toronto

New home market uncertainty in Greater Toronto

New home sales dropped sales dropped significantly in the GTA in January according to a report by a commercial real estate researcher.