The Doug Ford government has announced it will cancel more than $300 million in funding for planned university and college campus expansions in Brampton, Milton and Markham, citing a large multi-billion-dollar provincial budget deficit. Continue reading →

Jimmy’s Cannabis will be opening its doors to the public for the first time on Oct. 17, but it’s still not clear whether there will be any pot products on its shelves. Continue reading →

Protesters who recorded the video said the incident occurred on Oct. 1 beside Ryerson University. Continue reading →

Duboc, who is a successful serial entrepreneur, went searching for to find help only to discover how difficult it was to find effective, affordable and immediate mental health care. Continue reading →

Inkblot is a mental health video counselling app that matches a client with a therapist based on the user’s needs and preferences. Continue reading →

Former finance services executive Janice Fukakusa will assume the ceremonial role for a three-year term starting on Oct. 10. Continue reading →

This summer, as students prepared to go back to school, some post-secondary institutions did preparing of their own to make changes that they say address a legacy of colonialism and respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada report. Continue reading →

A spokeswoman for federal Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien said the office had not looked specifically at online marijuana sales. Continue reading →

Leite, 31, who immigrated to Canada from Brazil when he was a teenager, began his original journey in July 2012 and spent two years riding his two horses through 10 countries in North, Central and South America. Continue reading →

The aerospace giant says the funding strengthens its partnership with a local consortium whose primary goal is getting the hub established. Continue reading →