Canada’s Inflation Rate Jumps in October as Cost of Living Stays High
Analysts say the Bank of Canada could change course on rate cuts in response to latest inflation reading
City of Toronto Releases Report Critical of Bill 212
by Dima Mironov
Bill 212 will lead to significant financial burden and decreased road safety, says City Manager
‘Religious Apartheid’ Under Pakistan’s Blasphemy Laws
Panel event at TMU discusses the violence, arrests and exile faced by Ahmadis under Pakistan’s discriminatory blasphemy laws
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Students express concerns over varying food prices across colleges at UTSG
The Varsity
BY Fani Kantzavelos
OTR News: Nov. 19 Broadcast
A look at the news we’re following in the On The Record newsroom this week along with a sports roundup, and entertainment package and the weather
Will Students in Canada Rally for a Nationwide Strike in 2026?
The Canadian Federation of Students is weighing a student strike that could reshape the future of post-secondary public education.
Over 2 Million Canadians Turn to Food Banks as Demand Hits Historic High, New Report Finds
‘We do not know how long we can keep doing this,’ Toronto food bank president says
Fears Surround Hot Docs Theatre Sale
The 104-year-old theatre on Bloor St W has been on the market for almost a month and community members are worried the sale could end in demolition
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The New Generation of Toronto Fashion Scene are Performing 4 NoOne
Discontentment with current fashion week inspired independent showcase of fashion, music and theatre
Recall Alert: Check Your Food Products Before Eating
Hestars brand of Temple Street Crispy Rice is the latest food product recalled
OTR News: Nov. 12 Broadcast
A look at the news we’re following in the On The Record newsroom this week along with a sports roundup, and entertainment package and the weather
Canada Post Union Gives 72-hour Strike Notice
Almost a year of negotiations and still no agreements have been reached, said union
Canada’s First Menstrual Equity Charity Brings Back ‘Liberating’ Period Product Packing Party
1 in 6 Canadians experience lack of access to menstrual care products, according to a government survey
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