Social media campaigning gains traction among candidates
Politicians have been using social media as a way to market their candidacy for elections.
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Category: GTA News
CUPE members begin voting on tentative deal
Education workers have started voting to accept or reject the tentative contract deal that was reached with the provincial government on Sunday.
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Canadians’ trust in medicine declining
Healthcare professionals weigh in on the question of trust and the medical institutions that deliver healthcare to Canadians.
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Ontario students protest for fair international student tuition fees
The Need or Greed campaign attracted hundreds of students to Queen’s Park to protest a lack of financial support from the provincial government
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Ford’s Greenbelt plan will ‘turn it into Swiss cheese,’ Schreiner says
Premier Doug Ford’s proposal to build homes in the Greenbelt area sparked criticism for the impact it could have on what preserved land provides.
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Expensive animal care forces owners to surrender pets in Ontario
The price of animal care is forcing some pet owners across Ontario to give away their furry friends.
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Etobicoke veterans’ museum showcases untold Canadian war stories
The Royal Canadian Legion 286 is looking to inspire local youth to carry the torch in remembrance of those who have fallen serving in the line of duty.
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OPSEU Humber faculty president expects better treatment for all union members
Miloš Vasić is hopeful moving forward unions will have a more collaborative relationship with employers after the province backs down on Bill 28.
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Ontario’s healthcare system is crumbling
Ontario doctors and nurses continue to sound the alarm about a crumbling healthcare system, however not all areas of the system are impacted the same.
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New scholarship for Ukrainian students announced
Ukrainian students can receive a $10,000 scholarship, but only four applicants each from Ontario’s post-secondary schools will be awarded the funds.
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Toronto salutes Remembrance Day 2022
Toronto residents gathered across the city to pay respects to veterans current and past, and those that made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
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Voter turnout reaches historic lows in 2022 Ontario municipal election
Ontario’s 2022 municipal election saw the lowest voter turnout ever, at about 36 per cent of the eligible voters.
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