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Snow removers worked all night to get the campus ready for students and staff.

As heavy snowfall shut down schools across Toronto, teachers continued working behind the scenes, balancing lesson planning, assessments, and personal responsibilities.

The average asking costs for apartments have dropped during the past year by slightly more than five per cent, but many still find the price of a home high.

A Humber facilitator and former student’s goal is to use his art to uplift his community.

The WNBA’s newest franchise is set to tip-off for the first time on the opening day of the 2026-27 season.

Federal job cuts could soon be felt by Canadians trying to access basic government services, from immigration processing to tax filing. With agencies like the CRA facing major reductions, experts disagree on whether efficiency gains can offset fewer workers.

Inflation in Canada rose to 2.4 per cent in December, leaving students worried about the rising cost of food and rent.

Replacement buses skipped intermediate stations during last weekend’s Lakeshore West shutdown, which is scheduled to happen again this weekend.

Iranians inside and outside the country report mass killings, internet blackouts, and arrests, as academics and activists accuse Iran’s government of widespread human rights violations.