University of Toronto

• Toronto police searching for woman after University of Toronto truck stolen

  Investigators said a woman rode her bike into an underground parking lot before breaking into an office and stealing keys to the truck.

  Crime

  Sep 19
• U of R research shows satellites will have ‘devastating’ effect on light pollution in coming years

  Research shows that Canadian cities including Regina, Calgary and Winnipeg will see the largest impact from an overabundance of communications satellites in the night sky.

  Science

  Sep 14
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• Several Ontario universities strengthening campus COVID-19 vaccination policies

  Carleton University, Western University and McMaster University say unvaccinated individuals without a valid medical or human rights exemption will not be able to access campus.

  Education

  Aug 26
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• COVID-19: U of T to require all those on campus to be vaccinated or have negative test result

  Those who say they aren't vaccinated will be required to complete rapid-screening tests two times a week and have a negative test result within 72 hours of going to campus.

  Health

  Aug 11
• Western researcher finds bias toward being in a relationship vs. being single

  The study shows that when it comes to deciding whether to stay in a relationship people are more inclined to stay and move forward with it rather than leave.

  Canada

  Aug 5
• Groups challenge decision allowing judge involved in U of T controversy to keep job

  Complainants are challenging a review body decision that allowed a federal judge to keep his job after he was accused of bias against Palestinians.

  Canada

  Jun 24
• Raquel Urtasun starts Toronto self-driving company Waabi, after leaving Uber

  "There is a need for new technology and I have a very clear vision of what that technology is," Raquel Urtasun said.

  Canada

  Jun 8
• Fort McMurray student awarded multiple prestigious scholarships

  Fort McMurray's Saptarshi Bhattacherya was offered four scholarships to universities across the country for his achievements in computer science.

  Education

  Jun 5
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• Addressing, understanding vaccine hesitancy among friends, family

  As Manitoba moves ahead with administering second-dose COVID-19 vaccines, some people are still on the fence about getting the first dose.

  Canada

  May 27
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• Should vaccinated people across Canada get certain freedoms? Here’s what health experts say

  "I think it's the reasonable and (the) right thing to do," said Nathan Stall, a geriatrician at Sinai Health Toronto.

  Canada

  Mar 10