Canadian cycling event for youth mental health returns in-person after 2 years
Jack Ride 2022 will take place in-person and virtually in support of youth mental health.
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Category: GTA News
Runnymede Medical Centre opens treatment centre for first responders
First responders can soon seek support and treatment for post-traumatic disorders at the Runnymede PTSI Centre of Excellence.
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Toronto Zoo’s 10-year master plan includes sanctuary, resort
Zoo-goers can see significant changes to Toronto Zoo over the next few years.
Read MoreVigil at Queen’s Park honours the 215 Indigenous children found in Kamloops
Allies, advocates and Indigenous communities gather to honour children who suffered at residential schools.
Read MoreHIdden market for Home tattooing poses serious health risks
The dangers in getting an unregulated basement tattoo could include contracting bacterial skin infections, an allergic skin reaction or a rash, and blood-borne diseases such as HIV or Hepatitis B or C.
Read MoreCOVID-19 restrictions affect Ontario students living in residence
Students are left wondering what aspects of a normal first-year experience they are missing out on.
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RSU files $2.7M lawsuit against Ryerson
This decision stems from reporting by The Eyeopener last year that RSU’s board of directors spent $250,000 on credit cards, with charges including Casino Rama, LCBO bills and a sporting goods store.
Read MorePrevention key for students worried about coronavirus
Toronto Public Health has recommended that people follow regular respiratory illness protocols.
Read MoreArboretum assesses TransformTO climate strategy
Data released by TransformTO showed that in 2017, 52 per cent of the city’s greenhouse gas emissions were caused by buildings, 38 per cent by transportation, and 10 per cent from waste.
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