Your participation in the provincial election is a great way to share opinions about the issues that matter to you.

Juliana De La Vega may not care for Canada’s winters or our bland imported fruit, but the University of Toronto graduate from Colombia says she can’t think of a better place to launch a career.

This year's convocation ceremonies begin on June 7 (photo by Romi Levine) In less than a week, the University of Toronto will once again be abuzz with students from all three campuses, sporting robes of all stripes, as they mark an important milestone in their academic career: convocation.

We are making progress on modernizing our pension administration system.

Bicycle lanes will receive additional maintenance in the coming weeks to ensure that they are ready for thousands of people on bikes expected to hit the streets throughout the warmer months.

Lawrence Heights again hosted a major National Housing Strategy announcement when details of the National Housing Co-Investment Fund were announced in the community on May 2.

Dr. Pier Bryden says her best professors all had one thing in common: They were able to focus on a narrow subject and extrapolate, explaining its wider significance.

The ‘privacy filter’ that disrupts facial recognition algorithms relies on two AI-created algorithms: one performing continuous face detection, and another designed to disrupt the first (photo by Avishek Bose) Each time you upload a photo or video to a social media platform, its facial recognition systems learn a little more about you.

The King Street Transit Pilot project’s two-week Food is King promotional campaign in Toronto achieved significant sales increases and new customers for participating restaurants and food establishments in the area.

Chester Le has won its first Midnight Madness Basketball (MMB) trophy!

In line with financial market expectations, the Bank of Canada announced on May 30, 2018 it was keeping its trend-setting overnight lending rate unchanged at 1.25%.

The May 2018 issue of insidehousing is now available.

org_that_issued_release YMCA of Greater Torontopaste_release_hereOn June 1st, the Toronto Central YMCA will be receiving the 2018 Prix du XXe siècle award from The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) and the National Trust for Canada at the RAIC Festival of Architecture in St. John, New Brunswick.

Celebrate with U of T at the Pride Pub on June 8, 2018!

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

With the election just a week away, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) and the Mississauga Board of Trade (MBOT) today urged all political parties to provide a transparent fiscal plan and establish an evidence-based policy making approach to ensure government accountability.

There's a zombie apocalypse taking over the city.

There's a treasure hunt going on in the home of Matthew Campbell-Williams. Competition is so fierce for his guest tickets to Black Graduation at the University of Toronto that the fourth-year commerce and criminology student has hidden a pair of tickets for his parents, cousins or nephews to find.

Students chat outside the Centre for International Experience on St. George Street (photo by Johnny Guatto) Faculty and staff at the University of Toronto will soon be able to compete for grants to fund initiatives that will improve the experience of international students and foster greater interaction between them and domestic students.

Canada’s regulatory system is smothering business in Canada, thanks to a growing mix of complex, costly and overlapping rules from all levels of government.