Hospitals across the country are preparing for a day of protest on Monday with demonstrations against pandemic protocols expected to hamper access to healthcare facilities including one in downtown Toronto.
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Where The Parties Stand: The Housing Crisis
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Leaders spar over foreign policy, Indigenous issues during only English debate
Federal party leaders jousted over foreign policy, climate change and Indigenous issues during Thursday’s English-language debate – their last, best chance to sway voters before the Sept. 20 election.
Multiple shots fired at group of people near Jane and St. Clair
Toronto police are searching for a suspect after a gunman opened fire at a group of people outside an apartment building Thursday night.
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Canadian teen Leylah Fernandez advances to U.S. Open finals
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Get this school year off to a great start
This BT feature is presented in partnership with Oxford Learning. Many students are heading back to class after a long hiatus. And that can mean returning to school on different pages and with different paces. Children have been learning at different speeds. For some, computer skills have skyrocketed. For others, reading may have fallen off…
Get this school year off to a great start
Many students are heading back to class after a long hiatus. And that can mean returning to school on different pages and with different paces. Children have been learning at different speeds. For some, computer skills have skyrocketed. For others, reading may have fallen off the home-school schedule. But Oxford Learning, can help tip the…
Students in Toronto, Peel, York and Durham head back to class today
Students in some of Ontario’s largest school boards head back to class Thursday amid a fourth wave of COVID-19.
Federal party leaders gear up for English-language debate tonight
Five federal party leaders are licking their wounds and prepping their zingers after an occasionally testy debate Wednesday that came ahead of Thursday night’s first and only one in English.