Black renters in Toronto face disproportionately high eviction risks, with new research linking the disparity to financialized landlords and housing inequality.

The media's coverage of the academic's life was fuelled by the campaign of an established far-right network

Across North America, opposition is growing. But Alberta wants up to 40 projects.

A federal judge in Boston canceled a nationwide ruling that blocked U.S. Postal Service work on President Trump's order to limit mail-in voting for the midterm election. But a new block may come soon.

Expect snags getting funding and years-long delays, say business owners affected by previous wildfires.

By 2030, ambient carbonation will capture about 0.23 gigatons of carbon dioxide each year, under 10 percent of cement emissions, indicating minor impact, according to thermodynamic and diffusion analy...

From being abused by staff and other travellers to being denied access to toilets, flying is an increasingly distressing and frustrating experience for many wheelchair users. Here, they share their st...

The fierce debate over puberty blockers has become a collision of science and politics. To try to address a fractured consensus, the federal government is attempting to lay the groundwork for a nation...

Attend public drop-in event on Tuesday, April 21 and complete the survey by May 5. View meeting materials in Public Consultation tab below. Yonge Street is an iconic destination in the heart of Downto...

An artificial-intelligence system bypasses complex equations to predict the performance of thermoelectric generators.

During model distillation, large language models can subtly transmit traits unrelated to the training data.

New data shows the vast majority of the province's correctional facilities are operating with far more inmates than they were designed — and growing staffing problems.

A new proposal at city hall could see part of Toronto’s Gay Village closed to cars this summer. Supporters say the plan would boost local businesses and create more space for people to gather.

The names of hundreds of scientists have appeared in the Epstein files, including prominent dinosaur researchers. As the paleontology community reckons with the fallout of these revelations, women in ...

A new poll shows Mayor Olivia Chow and former mayor John Tory would be locked in a tight race if they both run in the municipal election next year, with Chow maintaining a small lead.

Danielle Smith’s education reforms are increasing danger and eroding prevention efforts.

‘Clear conflict’ between Eurovision ideals of ‘inclusion and dignity for all’ and decision to let Israel compete, says 2024 winner Nemo, the Swiss singer who won the 2024 Eurovision song contest, has said they are handing back their trophy in protest over Israel’s participation in next year’s event. The 26-year-old, the first non-binary winner of the contest, said on Thursday there was “a clear conflict” between the Eurovision ideals of “unity, inclusion and dignity for all” and the decision to allow Israel to compete. Continue reading...