Janet Hurley

University of Toronto has launched an investigation after course materials shared by Anil Kishen contained anti-Israeli and antisemitic imagery.

In third year of federal cap, Ontario’s allocation, obtained by the Star, reveals how spots for new international students are split among schools.

The Toronto college has indicated it is laying off 22 hourly and 29 salaried employees amid budget pressures.

The Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline tribunal ruled Celeste Jean Thirlwell’s conduct was “dishonourable” in exposing patients to harm. The decision, published last month, said she allegedly earned more than $425,000 over three month for writing the exemptions.

“Rather than take a measured approach, the college seems determined to plow ahead with these devastating layoffs,” lead faculty union steward says.

Interest from outside the province’s high school system shows a sharp reversal from 2025, seen as an encouraging sign.

The awards, by the McCall MacBain Foundation, will go to individuals studying nursing, midwifery, social work, public health or nutrition.

The future of board games was recently on display in Toronto. But in the meantime, try these pointers for some classics.

The school argues “technology inhibits critical engagement” in the classroom. A majority of U of T law students surveyed so far about the ban coming this fall disagree, saying they’ve spent years developing how they study.

48 are from U.S. in first phase of $1.7B Canada Global Impact+ Research Talent Initiative. And yes, Trump plays a role.