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The college, in a news release, said the fully funded two-year program will support learners from Toronto and the Region of Durham in a culturally affirming environment and reduce the

Toronto Public Health (TPH) has had an Indigenous health strategy in place since 2016.

Ottawa’s planned overhaul of the Indigenous child welfare system could leave thousands of children and families without services, some Indigenous-run agencies say.

The Toronto Zoo is marking the 2022 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30 by offering complimentary admission to Indigenous peoples...

Reconciliation is the responsibility of every Canadian, according to the City of Toronto website.The city says it’s a day to acknowledge the past, ensuring history never repeats itself by respecting

Thunder Bay’s two post-secondary campuses were buzzing with activity as orientation events kicked off what’s hoped to be a “back to normal” school year.

Owner wants 5,755 condos and new retail where Scarborough mall stands.

/CNW/ - The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) is calling out to all businesses and individuals to donate their unwanted computers and laptops to help them...

Many city workers would claim their building is a sweatshop, but how many can boast that they have a sweat lodge at the office? Employees and clients of the Native Child and Family Services of

Confederation College’s convocation ceremonies continue next week in Kenora (June 13), Fort Frances (June 14), Dryden (June 15) and Sioux Lookout (June 16).