“It’s a Slow Burn”
Are we watching the WNBA finals in Toronto?
Limiting Protests on “Key Infrastructure”
By Evan Perry
The Ontario government is asking for feedback from the public on potential new legislation that would address growing concerns around blocking access to cultural sites and other businesses
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What ABC BOOKs’ Closing Tells Us about the State of Independent Bookstores
The second-hand store is closing due to high property taxes.
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Deadline looms for Dal to prove it’s aligned with provincial goals or lose millions
The Dalhousie Gazette
BY Charlotte Wood
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F2026 | Local News | Media | Photo Essay | Photography
I Wish I Was Born Here!
In 2015, Ammar Bowaihl arrived in Toronto unable to speak English. Now, he is a photojournalist showcasing his work at the city’s busiest travel hub.
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Brampton Develops School Bus Camera Plan After Speed-camera Ban
Mayor Patrick Brown says details are being finalized.
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How young is “too young” to run for office?
Thamiraa Ragikaran and Ravicha Ravinthiran say community concerns pushed them to run for local office in Markham and Scarborough.
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Arts & Life | F2026 | Food | Local News | Technology
Restaurants Turn To AI for Their Promotional Materials
AI is changing how some restaurants market their food, prompting different reactions.
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Children of Pongnang: The Story of Forgotten Children
A special screening in Toronto remembers the children who were killed during the Jeju 4.3 incident and explores memory, mourning and reconciliation.
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PEN Canada Launches a Memorial Fund in Honour of TMU Alumna
Friends and colleagues remember Joan Leishman as a journalist, mentor and advocate who opened her home and supported writers fleeing persecution.
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