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.
Who Should Decide on Toronto’s Bike Lane Locations?
By Shaaranki Kulenthirarasa
Toronto bikers, drivers and city councillor candidates weigh in on whether bike lane locations should be decided by the province or municipalities
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Restaurants Turn To AI for Their Promotional Materials
AI is changing how some restaurants market their food, prompting different reactions.
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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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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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Arts & Life | F2026 | Health
Canadians Are Still Having Fewer Kids
With Canada’s fertility rate sitting at a record low, experts are examining what fewer births could mean for the country’s future
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“Ontario Opened the Floodgates without any Guardrails in Place”
Following the province’s 2022 expansion of online gambling, experts question whether responsible gambling initiatives are enough to address the harms associated with increased access
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Accessibility | F2026 | TMU News | Travel
Is Driving to TMU Worth the Cost?
TMU commuters weigh fuel and parking costs against the time and flexibility they gain by driving to campus.
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Transgender Athlete Ban Under the Research Microscope
How Alberta’s Fairness and Safety in Sports Act disproportionately affects transgender, non-binary and racialized women and girls.
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NUIT BLANCHE’s 20th Anniversary
Artists across the city will use their work to explore activism, expression and different perspectives through contemporary art.
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