The UN Global Compact for Migration—a non-legally binding global agreement that Canada has signed to provide protections to migrants—was the target of the demonstration on Saturday.
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Having a chicken in your backyard in Toronto is now no longer considered fowl play.
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Toronto city council planned Tuesday to discuss a recommended climate action plan, TransformTO, in the first of what is shaping up to be a four day meeting with 275 items on the agenda.
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Music Africa’s Afrofest festival receives support on social media with hashtag #saveafrofest after city of Toronto restricted the festival to a single day.
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On the final day of what has been a difficult election campaign, Olivia Chow was fighting until the very end. Chow was out canvassing at 7:30 a.m. on election day. She cast her vote as soon as the polls opened at 10 a.m., undoubtedly for herself.
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Controversial city councillor and occasional Ford ally Giorgio Mammoliti has won by about 1500 votes in Ward 7 (York West).
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What some may not know is students whose permanent residence is not in Toronto can still vote in the city. According to the Municipalities Act students from outside Toronto but renting in the city can vote here and at home.
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Article by Kathleen Jolly, Adam Stroud and Ari Perlin-Bain Video report by Marielle Torrefranca,...
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By Victoria Quiroz As of Tuesday Feb 25, there were 32 people running for the office of mayor of...
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by Kait Morris The Toronto Region Board of Trade insisted Tuesday that a mistake had been made in...
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On Monday, Sept. 16, rallies across the nation vied for a more scientific and sustainable Canada. One of those 16 rallies was at Queen’s Park in Toronto.
Read MoreBy Marco Di Meo Reaction continued Tuesday to news that Toronto’s compliance audit committee has...
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