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The yearly Toronto festival celebrates the graphic novel and indie comics from various publishers.

A $4.5 billion lawsuit aims to hold social media giants accountable for student mental health, highlighting implications for youth wellbeing.

Statistics Canada revealed that Canada's economy added 90,400 jobs this month but the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.1 per cent

University of Toronto student protest stands its ground and demands university to divest from Israeli partnerships.

Experts suggest that candidates in FSWP and FSTP should prepare more funds and improve their language skills to gain higher CRS points.

Leafs head coach Sheldon Keefe has been fired.

It's a chance to get up close to iconic race cars, relive Canadian Grand Prix glory, and feel the thrill of Formula One.

Most Canadians think federal and provincial governments are failing to provide affordable housing, a survey by Environics Institute reports.

Federal ministers Pablo Rodriguez and Kamal Khera hold Canada's first Air Accessibility Summit in response to the mistreatment.

Russia's annual Victory Day parade celebrates victory over Nazi Germany in the Second World War.