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President Donald Trump’s first actions as president have caused much debate about the severity of his orders and whether or not he's gone past the point of no return.

The Hawks rewrote the history books Wednesday night with a 90-72 win over Sheridan, finishing their regular season 18-0.

Black Ontarians face significant barriers in the healthcare system due to systemic racism, limited access to quality healthcare, physician bias and a lack of cultural understanding.

Tariffs between the U.S. and Canada have been delayed for at least 30 days, consumers have a bit of extra time to prepare.

U.S. President Donald Trump trades pause for a Canadian government promise to strengthen the border to fight fentanyl smuggling.

Humber Esports production is levelling up this year with a new studio and new crew.

Humber’s Committee on Preventing and Responding to Sexual Violence works to educate students on the services and supports available for survivors.

The F-35 will be the newest addition to the Royal Canadian Air Force even through its troubles eventually overtaking Canada's current 40-year-old fighter jet.

Summer CampTO registration kicks of tomorrow and enrolled children will receive food as part of a new program funded by the City of Toronto.

The trend of booing the American national anthem has begun in the Canadian sports world as the ongoing threat of tariffs continues.