Since October, Ottawa has increased security funding for religious groups at risk of hate crimes. Religious leaders say this is necessary but not enough
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Business owners in trendy Toronto district struggle with crime surge
Toronto’s West Queen West neighbourhood is grappling with a surge in crime that has left many business owners feeling abandoned by city authorities
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Inside the historic Conservative victory in Toronto-St. Paul’s
Campaign volunteers and Conservative strategists describe a highly motivated campaign, with dozens working to secure Don Stewart’s unlikely victory
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A reflection on Canada Day and where we’re headed
In recent years, it has become popular to question whether Canada Day is even worth celebrating. We fundamentally disagree with this outlook
Posted inHealth
Is too much screen time causing kids’ vision to deteriorate?
Experts say they’re seeing more and more children with myopia, which puts them at risk for serious eye diseases as they age
Posted inTech
‘Not a lab experiment’: Climate tech CEO on his optimism about green innovation
Battery company CEO on why he doesn’t buy into ‘climate doomerism’
Posted inProfessional
Climate lawsuits against companies on the rise: report
Since 2015, 230 ‘climate-aligned’ lawsuits have been launched against corporations and trade associations
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The Charter applies to Ontario’s public school boards, Supreme Court rules
Teachers at Ontario’s public school boards have a constitutional right to privacy, the court ruled in a decision that has potentially vast implications
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Canada ends 32-year moratorium on Atlantic cod fishing
The 1992 moratorium put tens of thousands out of work and devastated coastal communities
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NGO denounces rising air freight pollution from online commerce, global supply chains
The US-Canadian group Stand Earth says pollution from air freight sector is up by 25 per cent since 2019