It was past noon when Chef Jagger Gordon arrived at the Soup Bar by Feed It Forward on St. Clair Avenue West from his Etobicoke kitchen. “I’m sorry I’m late,” Gordon said. He opened the door wide, ...

Road salt or chloride pollution is proving to be a threat to the GTA’s urban freshwater ecosystems. A study conducted by two researchers at the University of Toronto measured the concentration at 214 ...

Arslan Barjio, who lives in the southeastern Pakistan province of Sindh, said the death toll caused by torrential monsoons washed away villages and people’s lives are threatened by high waters, ...

When Purdue University goes head-to-head against NC State in its first Final Four appearance in 44 years, Amit Latchmaih will be watching with pride for one of his former students. Toronto native Zach ...

Jim Rapi, a first-year Fitness and Health Promotion student at Humber College, left the Philippines last year to live his Canadian dream. He now juggles full-time schooling with 30 to 35 hours of work ...

Ralph Alfonso was a bored young journalist looking for something in 1976, and he found it as the lead singer of Toronto band The Diodes. “I had this huge four-hour interview with the frontman Paul ...

The growth of lacrosse in Canada continued Wednesday as the National Lacrosse League (NLL) announced a team will be coming to Ottawa for the 2024-25 season. The Ottawa Black Bears will take the place ...

By Megan Smith and Hawi Tulu The Toronto Argonauts won the franchise’s 18th Grey Cup Championship last Sunday in a triumphant underdog 24-23 win over the back-to-back champion Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

Sanskriti Mansotra, a computer engineering technology student from India, said going to a Humber cafeteria on a hungry stomach could be a difficult task, as she often worries whether she’ll find food ...

Indian international students at Humber College pay tuition several times higher than domestic students, according to a vice president at the college. International students as a whole put more money ...

Two Syrian refugees held a floristry workshop to talk about the labour of newcomers and refugees as part of the closing ceremonies at the Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts on Saturday.

“Getting a link between what the average income is and how that affects these groups in terms of housing was the most challenging part, but I’m glad about the final result,” she said. For Shahbaz ...