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TORONTO: Veteran musician, Jamaican Canadian Jay Douglas who has performed in Canada and Jamaica for more than 50 years, is being celebrated for his contribution to the art at two Black History Month events during February. Douglas, who first...

A series of ads mocking the delayed opening of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT line is causing a stir among Torontonians.

Indie rockers AHRF kick off celebrations at revamped art hub.

The party says it targets Labour supporters, but it is the Tories who are most worried about Reform UK's polling.

Theater review of Jason Robert Brown’s ‘The Connector,’ a play about journalists and fact-checking, at MCC in New York City.

Phil Verster says that much work remains to be done on an LRT line that was supposed to open four years ago.

What does the Russell Group admissions scandal actually mean? Are international students with low grades being accepted onto courses for money?

Former Toronto city councillor Karen Stintz says she hopes to run for the Conservative Party of Canada in the next federal election.

The Sunday Times released an investigation into universities allowing international students into their institutions “despite having lower grades".

Former Toronto city councillor Karen Stintz says she hopes to run for the Conservative Party of Canada in the next federal election.