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As Toronto grapples with a housing crisis, one landlord has decided to divide a single house into 15 separate units.

Organizers of the Ontario Heritage Conference held in Brockville over the weekend are pleased with how it unfolded.

Organizers of the Ontario Heritage Conference held in Brockville over the weekend are pleased with how it unfolded.

Some 200 professionals and volunteers have descended on Brockville for this years Ontario Heritage Conference.

For anyone who didnt know, Bathurst and Bloor St. in Toronto has a fascinating Black history dating back over 100 years. Sometimes referred to as ...

Preliminary work is already in motion for the Ontario Line, a long-planned 15.6-kilometre, 15-station route from the Ontario Science Centre in the ...

After more than a year in limbo, a proposal for a 22-storey apartment tower near Richmond Row is not getting the backing of city staff.

A vacant building and land in Toronto could become another condo development unless the city steps forward to save the property for affordable hous...

Canadas first Black doctor was born and raised in Toronto and people may have walked by his historic home without even knowing it. Dr. Anderson Ru...