A new provincial government proposal could have some senior professors working for free. Continue reading →

Mohammad Arjmand says the new and improved brakes can prevent wear and tear and have better frictional properties than brakes currently on the market. Continue reading →

The independent human rights report released Wednesday found street check rates in Halifax were among the highest in Canada, second only to Toronto, with black males the most likely to be stopped by police. Continue reading →

University President Meric Gertler said the donation “will enable a deeper examination of how technology shapes our daily lives.” Continue reading →

The report investigates the crime-fighting potential of street checks and weighs it against the possible negative impact on racialized communities. Continue reading →

A student death in the computer science building at the University of Toronto over the weekend prompted students to launch a protest and speak out online in a bid to draw attention to what they describe as a crisis. Continue reading →

Wednesday marks 185 years since the Town of York was incorporated as the City of Toronto. Continue reading →