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An organization called Repair Café Toronto has been lending their volunteer repair skills to help people fix small household items since 2013. The group has fixed more than 10,000 items, ranging from computers and small appliances to clothing and jewelry.

As the Israel-Gaza conflict continues to unfold, aid groups in Toronto are responding to the worsening crisis. Tyler Cheese spoke to the leaders of two local organizations about what they’re doing to help — and the challenges they're facing.

Canada’s green energy efforts, Indigenous health at one Toronto hospital and a student who landed millions of dollars in scholarships.

The killing of a 16-year-old on the TTC, the teen girls accused of murder and how scientists are preparing for the next pandemic.

This type of housing deserves to be a more available choice in Metro Vancouver, writes Michael Geller

With the new variant spreading, some spots are taking a break or shutting down indoor dining. Plus: more Toronto restaurant news.

These Toronto patios will host live music this summer These Toronto patios will host live music this summer The citys patio pilot has officially launched, bringing intimate performances to a handful of neighbourhoods this summer and fall By Richard Trapunski Tanja-Tiziana Lula Lounge at Dundas West Fest before the pandemic. Now, it will host outdoor live music again. You can finally enjoy some live music on Toronto patios. After an accelerated journey through city council, licensing an...