Outbreak follows the closure of three downtown restaurants for failing to comply with pandemic protocols Five employees and two patrons at Yonge Street Warehouse have tested positive for COVID-19, according …
Self-employed photographers in Toronto see changes to their day-to-day amid shutdowns
Both organizations claim they use this space to “bring communities together,” and neither are leaving
Facing a full year of remote classes, students and teachers are learning how to keep ‘Zoom fatigue’ at bay
Powwow education week started Monday and will culminate in a live stream on Friday The Indigenous student-led Ryerson powwow is going all-online this week to work around the limitations COVID-19 …
Mayor Tory says other cancellations will likely follow The 2020 Toronto Christmas Market has been cancelled as fears of a second wave of COVID-19 take hold, organizers confirmed Monday. “The …
The music industry remains one of the hardest hit sectors during COVID-19, with many artists not knowing where to turn.
Last-minute injunction prevents ban of Chinese-owned apps after they were removed from U.S. app stores yesterday
Universities are beginning to solidify their esports teams for the brand new First-Person Shooter from Riot Games
For the first time in 44 years, Toronto International Film Festival moves online amid pandemic.