York sends its free speech report to the HEQCO
Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario (HEQCO) oversees the implementation of the Ontario PCs free speech directive, forwarded in 2018.
Canada launches a public inquiry into foreign interference led by Quebec judge
After months of anticipation, Justice Marie-Josée Hogue will be leading the public inquiry into foreign election interference, set to commence on Sept. 18.
Mayor Olivia Chow Proposes New Sales Tax for the City of Toronto
Mayor Chow’s municipal committee recently announced a potential sales tax for the city of Toronto to help the city conquer its $1.5 billion budget shortfall.
Policy regarding gender identity and parental rights sparks controversy
Changes to Policy 713, which was first introduced to create a safe space for transgender and non-binary students, has sparked debate and controversy across Canada.
Google is testing a new AI tool that writes news articles
Genesis, an artificial intelligence technology, has been reportedly pitched to major American newspapers as a tool to assist journalists.
Federal Politicians Call for Better Strategies and Supports for Toronto Refugees and Asylum Seekers
MPs Kevin Vuong and Jenny Kwan share their comments about the ongoing asylum seeker situation in Toronto
Two Toronto Shootings in Less Than a Week
In a matter of days, Toronto has faced two shocking shootings around the city.
Premier Doug Ford and the Ontario PCs Kick Off the Summer With FordFest
Premier Ford hosts FordFest with enthusiastic audience support.