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Humber students took a study break to enjoy a magic show and snacks.

Humber second-year Film and TV Production student Keelan Dunn says buying a home in the city seems out of reach.

Women’s sports are breaking the mould year after year, constantly gaining new attraction and recognition.

It's a rough time for the New Democrats as their popularity among voters wanes.

York United let a 1-0 lead slip in their home opener, allowing the visiting Halifax Wanderers to spoil the party and win their first road game of the season.

Jackie Robinson broke the Major League Baseball colour barrier by becoming the first African-American player to play in the big leagues, creating a path and opportunity for others.

The events throughout April support the Rexdale organization that helps homeless and at-risk youth in the GTA.

Public health officials are raising the alarm as Canada sees a dramatic rise in measles cases, with more infections reported in the first three months of 2025 than in all of 2024.

While the atmosphere at this year's Toronto ComiCon at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre was lively, many independent publishers expressed concern over the new tariffs posed by U.S.

It's been eight years since Ottawa's NHL team has made it to the playoffs, and hype builds for a Battle of Ontario against Toronto in Round One.