Luis Miguel S. De Castro

Toronto city council has approved a plan to develop a paid pool of emergency snow shovellers, but questions remain over how the program will be enforced and whether it will improve sidewalk accessibility during extreme winter storms.

With inflation putting pressure on household budgets, Canadians are reassessing everyday expenses, including tipping, a long-standing practice now facing growing scrutiny.

As gas prices continue to climb amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, Filipino residents in Toronto's Little Manila say they are being forced to cut back on spending, limit travel, and adjust their daily lives.

What started as a simple meeting spot between classes turned into a friendship that has lasted nearly three decades. For one group of Humber students in the late 1990s, a bench in the H building became the place where lifelong connections began.

Retired Ottawa police sergeant says her career helped pave the way for more women and Filipinos in law enforcement.

Canada’s immigration minister announced new Express Entry categories during a policy address as part of a broader effort to stabilize immigration while attracting global talent.

Valentine’s Day is often associated with gifts and nights out, but for some members of Toronto’s Filipino community, rising costs of living are changing how the holiday is celebrated.

Students, educators and community partners - and NBA star Pascal Siakam - gathered at Humber Polytechnic’s North Campus for the Data Dunkers year-end celebration, bringing basketball and data science together.

As winter settles across Toronto, many restaurants face their slowest stretch of the year, forcing chefs and kitchen staff to adjust to fewer diners, reduced hours and rising costs.

As heavy snowfall shut down schools across Toronto, teachers continued working behind the scenes, balancing lesson planning, assessments, and personal responsibilities.