Toronto, Ontario is one of the most loved and admired cities of Canada.

An aerial shot of Toronto’s Downsview Airport, where the Downsview Aerospace & Innovation Research hub is based (photo by Rene Beignet via Flickr) Bombardier Inc., the Canadian aerospace giant, is planning to spend millions to help establish an aerospace research hub near Downsview Airport with the University of Toronto and other local academic institutions as key partners.

For Sam Rees, the dream of homeownership began the day he married his wife, Jennifer.

For the 12th consecutive year, through the generosity of donors, Toronto Community Housing is awarding scholarships to 58 youth community leaders, including youth living in TCHC communities.

“Juno is a go for launch.” Janis Chodas will never forget those words – the verbal go-ahead she gave to launch the Juno spacecraft in 2011 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

The City of Toronto is undertaking a public consultation to seek feedback on a design for the revitalization and enhancement of the lower level of the South Market of the St. Lawrence Market Complex.

Giovanni Luvison from the Queen Gypsy in Brampton serves up freshly baked turnovers, croissants, cinnamon buns and the like to customers at Seneca's Farmers Market.

While President Donald Trump demands Canada dismantle its supply management dairy system or risk our trading partnership, and his advisers have reserved a special place in hell for our Prime Minister following his comments at the recent G7 summit, Canada has not taken the bait!

Oren Kraus, who receives his PhD on Tuesday, has launched a startup that develops computer vision tools for a faster and more accurate analysis of microscopy data Oren Kraus took up coding because, by his own admission, he was not cut out for doing experiments in the lab.

This summer, from June 25 to September 8, the City of Toronto and the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) will replace streetcar tracks at the intersections of Broadview Avenue at Dundas Street East and Gerrard Street East which will result in phased intersection and road closures.

Based on information from Environment and Climate Change Canada, Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto's Medical Officer of Health, has issued a Heat Warning for Toronto today.

Omar Qashoa, a first-generation student in Near and Middle Eastern civilizations, got a bachelor's degree at U of T and is soon graduating with a master's.

Canadian General Vice President Stan Pickthall makes a point of conducting at least 50 site visits per year to meet with our membership in their workplaces.

Join your AMAPCEO colleagues and AMAPCEO Vice-President Cynthia Watt as we march in Toronto’s Pride Parade, one of the largest—and most fabulous—LGBTQ pride parades in North America!

Hydro One’s Electricity Discovery Centre travels to Maxville, Ontario this weekend for the 130th edition of the Maxville Fair.

Canada’s economy would shrink by 1.8 per cent if the United States breaks all trade ties with its partners and imposes across-the-board tariffs that average 20 per cent, according to a Scotiabank report.

Those who choose a career in Environmental, Health & Safety and Quality (EHSQ) practices in organizations around the world are people often called to that task.

The golf balls were flying, refreshments were flowing and the sun shone down brilliantly on the 136 golfers at the Remington Parkview Golf Club who took part in the 22nd annual Dave Ritchie charity golf tournament for Guide Dogs over the weekend.

Southwest corner of Church and Hayden.

Ilse Treurnicht received an honorary Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, from the University of Toronto on Tuesday (photo by Steve Frost) With its mix of old brick walls and soaring glass towers, the MaRS Discovery District is often singled out as a critical element in Toronto’s emergence as a leading innovation hub – and Ilse Treurnicht played a key role in making it all happen.