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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.
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Rapid graffiti removal in small town puts dent in tagging

Rapid graffiti removal in small town puts dent in tagging

Essa Township considers whether community murals could channel vandalism into more artistic creations.
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OPINION: Trump’s attempt to rename Lake Ontario oversteps history

OPINION: Trump’s attempt to rename Lake Ontario oversteps history

The U.S. president doesn’t care that Canada’s Indigenous language and history will be suppressed. He cares only about one identity: America's own.
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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.
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Canada's basketball program makes Humber its home

Canada's basketball program makes Humber its home

The new facility slated for the North's campus provides a home for the country's national basketball program and will serve as a community hub.
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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
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OPINION: Looksmaxxing is teaching young Canadian men to hate their faces

OPINION: Looksmaxxing is teaching young Canadian men to hate their faces

Looksmaxxing tells young men their bone structure is the reason their life isn’t working.
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Cannabis use risks developing brains

Cannabis use risks developing brains

Since legalization in 2018, cannabis has slowly been woven into Canadian life, at the price of some Canadians' health.
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EDITORIAL: Bill 97 hides premier’s records

EDITORIAL: Bill 97 hides premier’s records

Bill 97, passed in a late-night session, shields the premier and cabinet from freedom-of-information requests and cancels cases already in court. Ontario’s privacy watchdog said it was wrong.
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Prof wants students to ‘join the CRU’ to reuse wood

Prof wants students to ‘join the CRU’ to reuse wood

Prof. organizes interdisciplinary class to give students hands-on experience with the carbon cycle.
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