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"Explore Scarborough's Transit Woes: From Derailed RT to Political Controversies. Discover the history and struggles of Scarborough residents with city government, transit issues, and the longing for local autonomy in this thought-provoking editorial."

Merging cities with their suburbs is sometimes seen as inspired urbanism. But it doesn’t always benefit everyone.

As we get older, we naturally become more conservative. Or so the conventional wisdom goes. But over the past few years in the West, political shifts have been taking place that turn that idea on its head, as some of the most passionate voices on the radical right-wing of politics have been emerging among the under-35s. This is the phenomenon explored by James Tilley in The Kids are Alt-Right? (Radio 4).

James Tilley's fascinating Radio 4 series The Kids are Alt-Right? disputes the widely-held opinion that youngsters all lean to the left

A whimsical piece of Toronto’s history, an infamous “Robbie Bobbie” bobblehead owned by late Toronto Mayor Rob Ford’s close friend and fellow city councillor Giorgio Mammoliti, could be yours for a cool $1,800.

YouGov poll appears to play down impact of tactical voting, and Telegraph’s analysis assumes party can win back Reform votes

Several major cities have approved or proposed major property tax hikes this year as municipalities struggle with inflation, high interest rates, crumbling infrastructure and soaring demand for services.

Nearly 500 homes and businesses are without power due to an outage.

Toronto is proposing a whopping 10.5 per cent increase in property taxes this year as it is facing a nearly $1.8 billion deficit.

Upcoming US presidential election and a resurgent Trump could cause a headache for all British parties