Toronto City Council has approved a plan to create more housing opportunities in Toronto neighbourhoods, including "missing middle" housing defined as unit types that fall between a single detached or semi-detached house and a high-rise building.

In one case, U of T researchers determined their "bus bridging" could have reduced passenger delays following a disruption to Toronto's subway system by 50 per cent (photo by Aaron Lynett/Toronto Star via Getty Images) It’s a phrase Toronto subway riders hear all too often: “Shuttle buses are on the way.” Service disruptions are a fact of life for rail transit systems around the world.

George Brown College will launch a new online certificate in service robotics in September 2020 to address the growing demand for skilled professionals as this industry continues to expand and innovate amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The City of Toronto and Peel Region moved into Stage 3 of reopening, which allows for additional businesses and public spaces to reopen in the areas.

Canada's nine largest chambers of commerce tried to send locally-produce goods to each other, but the efforts failed because inter-provincial trade barriers prevent this type of trade from taking place.

The results of the National Health Poll, a survey of 1,200 registered voters conducted by Scott Rasmussen and RMG Research Inc. were released this week.

When you suffer from osteoarthritis, everyday actions that most people take for granted can be daunting.

The university's plan to distribute non-medical face masks comes as it officially expanded its on-campus mask measures to cover all common-use indoor spaces on university property, including classrooms (photo by Johnny Guatto) In an effort to support community members, the University of Toronto will distribute a quarter million non-medical face masks to students, staff, faculty and librarians – two each – starting with essential workers on campus.

Onex – a capital management and investment firm with operations in New York, New Jersey, Toronto and London – reported a rebound in the second quarter ending on June 30.

A research and habitat recovery project led by a University of Toronto researcher aims to help fish and freshwater mussel species that are currently at risk of going extinct. The project, which received a $1.8 million grant from the federal government, will target 13 fish and eight freshwater mussel species that are currently at risk in the lower Great Lakes watershed.

Senate policies outline expectations for grade/standing appeals, graduate student evaluations and more.

AMAPCEO is joining the Toronto and York Region Labour Council’s virtual parade—complete with musical performances—for Labour Day this year.

The province of Nova Scotia has awarded EllisDon Infrastructure Healthcare the contract to design, build, finance and maintain the Bayers Lake Community Outpatient Centre.

Dr. Devin Zane Shaw was included on a list of of academics with Twitter accounts linked to Antifa messaging.