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Students, educators and community partners - and NBA star Pascal Siakam - gathered at Humber Polytechnic’s North Campus for the Data Dunkers year-end celebration, bringing basketball and data science together.

Speedskater Valérie Maltais was the first Canadian to win a medal, earning a bronze on Day One of the Milano Cortina Games while other Canadians struggled on the slopes and even the curling rink.

Director of Mental Health David O'Brien says an increasing number of young people are being radicalized in the ETA program's "busiest year" yet.

Black culture, community and creativity were on display on Feb. 5 at the Black Student Support and Engagement's event.

The cold couldn't keep transit fans from riding the Crosstown Eglinton LRT on Sunday.

Most Canadians are fearful for what 2026 will bring in the current political climate, an Angus Reid survey says.

Premier Doug Ford praised Prime Minister Mark Carney’s auto strategy at a funding announcement for health care workers. “We need to make our auto sector more competitive,” Ford said at Humber Polytechnic.

Ongoing winter weather is making daily commutes increasingly difficult across the Greater Toronto Area.

The Toronto Maple Leafs enter the Olympic break in unfamiliar territory, sitting outside the playoff picture with their nine-year postseason streak in jeopardy. With no NHL games until Feb. 25, the pause has become more than just a rest period — it’s a critical window for management to decide whether to chase a shrinking playoff chance or begin reshaping the roster at the trade deadline.