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In his 36 years of managing events, programming and the theatre at Hart House, Paul Templin met many fascinating people, but a few memories are etched…
Helen Kontozopoulos may not be an artificial intelligence researcher, but she knows more than most about the technology – not to mention what it…
There was a rush of excitement in Toronto when Sidewalk Labs, a sister company of Google, announced in October its intention to build a new,…
An all-night international art party at the University of Toronto, Night of Ideas brought together pyjama-clad artists, faculty, staff, students…
More than 130 students from Ontario universities will descend on the University of Toronto this weekend for the sixth annual Toronto Thinks Global…
In a country where mass protest is illegal, Chinese workers resort to small, pop-up protests and even suicide threats to get their voices…
When Sidrah Ahmad describes the climate in Canada for Muslims, she uses the boiling frog analogy. If you put a frog in boiling water suddenly, it…
Toronto native and former George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum calls U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian…
The night after the shooting at a Quebec City mosque, which claimed the lives of six Muslim men and injured many more, Torontonians rallied on the…
A $17-million renovation project has overhauled the infrastructure serving the Davis Building's “wet” scientific laboratories, sweeping away outdated…
It's been a year since a gunman entered a Quebec City mosque and killed six men – a shooting that rattled a nation that…
When marijuana is legal later this year in Canada, many Canadians may consider smoking weed on their way to work, or stepping out to purchase it…