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Canada’s largest bank is bolstering artificial intelligence and machine learning research at the University of Toronto – and…
It’s that time of the year again. There’s a chill in the air, the days are getting shorter, and the city is painted with a cascade of changing autumn…
At Toronto City Council, meetings have been known to last for days. Agenda items are approved then reversed. Critics say meetings often…
For the editors of Toronto Life magazine, their 50th anniversary issue was a chance to look back at how the city has grown and evolved over the…
Aisha Khaja is host of the talk show, Let the Quran Speak and a senior policy analyst with the Ontario government. Shaun Chen is the Member…
The hopes of many people that the United Nations would choose a woman to replace Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon were dashed last week when former…
Nick Eyles has a passion for taking audiences on geological treks around the globe. As host of Geologic Journey for CBC’s The Nature of Things,…
Writing a book about death is not a cheery proposition. While many of us would prefer not to think about it in great detail, death is a fact of life…
As Toronto continues to grow, so does the city’s budget pressures. The city not only has to provide residents with public services, but it…
Professor Joseph Wong has been appointed as the University of Toronto’s first associate vice-president and vice-provost, international student…
Freedom of speech is a core value of the University of Toronto, Vice-President and Provost Cheryl Regehr says. “Free expression is at the heart of…
On an otherwise quiet Saturday afternoon, laughter erupts and carries down the hall at the department of Near and Middle Eastern…