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Since the last Ontario provincial election in 2022, Toronto has been powerfully affected by the actions of Premier Doug ...

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The virtual exhibition that accompanied Part 1 of my article on Micklethwaite Studio’s photography for Consumers’ Gas included a wide range of subject matter. There is, however, more variety in the ...

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Vancouver’s former Mayor Kennedy Stewart might’ve called the Broadway Plan tenant protections the “strongest” in Canada, but tenants say it’s important to ...

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Amidst the torrent of objections to Doug Ford’s backroom Port Lands plan, a central theme stands out: that Waterfront Toronto deserves enormous praise for ...

DARTMOUTH – What do you get when you speak ‘Hansel and Gretel’ into the iPhone app Dragon Dictation? Well, to the surprise of Adriana ...

HALIFAX – Ninety-two years ago this Sunday, as the First World War was raging across the Atlantic, the SS Mont-Blanc munitions convoy and the SS Imo ...