by Ankit Banerjee Spring officially started on March 20, with the date marking the Spring Equinox in the northern hemisphere. The season kicked off better than expected, with warmer than average 13 and 14-degree highs on [Read More]
By Alonzo Aldaba Frances Nuyen has three children and says child care costs are almost as much as her salary. She welcomes the announcement that Ontario has signed on to the federal government’s $10 a [Read More]
by: Kaitlin Hartley Rent in Toronto is yet again on a steady rise. Since the beginning of 2022, landlords have been able to increase rent for their tenants for the first time since 2020’s freeze [Read More]
By Alonzo Aldaba “It’s gonna be up to the people. You know something, we’re gonna move forward cautiously, and if someone wants to keep them on, god bless them” That’s what Ontario Premier Doug Ford [Read More]
By Karen Alassaf, Sheena Seegoolam Demonstrators in many countries continue to hold solidarity marches with Palestinians. On January 29, 2022, the city of Toronto witnessed a march travelling from Dundas Square to the Israeli Consulate [Read More]
By Andrea Ruiz Premier Doug Announced at a news conference on early February 14 that the government is up to lift the mandate of the vaccine passport at the beginning of March if public health [Read More]
York Regional Police (YRP) is searching for two suspects involved in the theft of an $8,000 Gibson Custom Shop 60th Anniversary ’59 Les Paul Standard electric guitar. The male suspect is seen on video surveillance [Read More]
By: Jimena Ruiz Martinez On January 21, on the 100th birth anniversary of Lincoln Alexander, The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario presented the three young leaders with the Lincoln M. Alexander Award. The [Read More]
Canadians are facing budget constraints ever since the start of the pandemic and increase in the prices of the grocery items has left Canadians more frustrated than ever. According to a report grocery prices were [Read More]
After a slow start to winter, the cold has arrived in Toronto, and it came with frigid wind chills and incredibly high amounts of snowfall. Last week, during January 15, Toronto had a windchill of [Read More]
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