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The recent 2018 ParticipAction report card on physical activity for children and youth isn't something to brag about. The non-profit organization's…
Nearly 20 years ago, Canadian researchers developed the Edmonton Protocol, a revolutionary treatment for type 1 diabetes in which…
The English Patient, written by University of Toronto alumnus Michael Ondaatje, has been voted the greatest recipient of the Man Booker Prize from the…
Artificial intelligence, or AI, holds real potential for improving both the speed and accuracy of medical diagnostics. But before clinicians can…
Peter Rekai is committed to making the city a better place – for everyone. For years, the leading immigration lawyer, philanthropist and…
Theoretical astrophysicist Ue-Li Pen has been selected by the Simons Foundation to receive a 2018 Simons Investigators award. Pen, the…
The University of Toronto was the logical choice for Ian McGrenaghan, who wanted to pursue a degree in the heart of a cosmopolitan city.…
In Oliver Stone’s 1987 hit movie Wall Street, Gordon Gekko famously delivers his “greed is good” speech to justify buying and breaking up companies…
Five emerging researchers are pushing the frontiers of regenerative medicine in diseases ranging from Duchenne muscular dystrophy to heart failure…
Those who have studied history understand the importance of being engaged in the global economy. Two thousand years ago, China represented nearly…
With the number of Toronto residents over the age of 65 set to double by 2041, a new strategy adopted by city hall with input from…
Members of Innovative Medicines Canada (IMC), the lobby group for the large pharmaceutical companies, recently released their voluntary reports of…