The land spans more than 14 acres making this the largest single-themed land in Disney Parks history Continue reading →

No doubt Canadians who haven’t filled their returns will be scrambling to get it in before midnight on April 30. Continue reading →

According to reports, only about nine per cent of the world’s plastic waste gets recycled. This is why eco-conscious citizens are looking for alternatives to plastic. Continue reading →

It’s where all of Toronto’s blue bin material ends up for sorting and processing, but 30 per cent of what we put into the blue bin heads to landfill because of contamination. Continue reading →

It’s been 30 years since Toronto introduced the blue box. The City of Toronto says people for the most part are finally “getting it,” but as packaging products continue to change what residents hope will be recycled, in many cases, will end up in landfill. Continue reading →

The field crew has been working since the beginning of February to get everything in order. Opening day is on March 28. Continue reading →

It’s no secret the demand for skilled trades workers in Canada continues to increase. Continue reading →

It’s the musical that stole hearts on Broadway and now “Dear Evan Hansen” is making its Toronto debut. The plot focuses on a teenager with an anxiety disorder, struggling to make friends. Continue reading →

Family travel expert Andrea Traynor said she’s perfected the art of family packing, and with her five tips, she promises to save you time, money and stress. Continue reading →

Applied Behaviour Analysis is on the line for many parents of children with autism. The therapy can cost thousands of dollars per month, so Global News went to see ABA in action and to find out why parents want funding protected. Continue reading →

As unromantic as it sounds, talking about money is key to a relationship’s success. Continue reading →

Merchant, Boland, Bhaneja, and Braunstein still cross paths as friends and as actors. Continue reading →

The workers here now make at least fifteen dollars per hour — despite the Ontario PC government’s minimum wage freeze. Continue reading →

“I think the reason [for] that resurgence of interest is really the fact that it works.” Continue reading →

When New Jersey native Jason Silverstein married a Canadian, settled in Toronto and had children, he figured it was time to try something as Canadian as maple syrup: Ice skating. Continue reading →