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Mayoral debate focuses on transit, safety, affordability

Mayoral debate focuses on transit, safety, affordability

The two-person mayoral race took centre stage at UTSC, with incumbent Olivia Chow standing on her record and challenger Brad Bradford promising better transit, more police, and freezing property taxes.
Run for the Cure for breast cancer draws 10,000

Run for the Cure for breast cancer draws 10,000

Pink floods Toronto streets as the annual fundraiser unites in a community effort to raise funds to fight the disease.
Humber Lakeshore hosts Nuit Blanche in a new home this year

Humber Lakeshore hosts Nuit Blanche in a new home this year

The showcase, celebrating its 20th anniversary, features 10 art installations at Humber's Lakeshore campus.
Understanding Truth and Reconciliation on campus

Understanding Truth and Reconciliation on campus

College educators say peeling away the layers of misinformation about Indigenous history and culture is essential to increasing awareness and knowledge.
Toronto cyclists protest planned bike lane removals

Toronto cyclists protest planned bike lane removals

Hundreds of cyclists gathered near High Park Friday evening as Critical Mass returned to Toronto amid the fight over the province’s planned bike-lane removals.
Humber Arboretum welcomes students to its 100-hectare wood

Humber Arboretum welcomes students to its 100-hectare wood

The guided walk is the first of many events during the school year.
TALES FROM HUMBER: Shirts, ties and the work of keeping a tradition rolling

TALES FROM HUMBER: Shirts, ties and the work of keeping a tradition rolling

Toronto’s Board Meeting runs on shared streets, familiar faces and the people who keep it going.
Hughson, we've got a performance

Hughson, we've got a performance

Ashley Hughson and her son, Tyler, talk about the arts as Etobicoke Musical Production hosts Love is an Open Door
Humber students use business ideas to improve lives

Humber students use business ideas to improve lives

Piles of unused makeup usually end up in the trash. But inside a classroom at Humber Polytechnic, it’s being transformed into something unexpected: artist-grade paint.
Only 40 per cent of students meet attendance targets as province eyes new policy

Only 40 per cent of students meet attendance targets as province eyes new policy

Ontario’s government is considering making attendance worth up to 15 per cent of final grades in high school as absenteeism remains below pre-pandemic levels while educators warn the move could penalize vulnerable students.