Patty Winsa

Negotiations have been going on since 2022 and now, in Ottawa, countries are working to find an agreement they can put to a pivotal vote later this year.

Store thefts rose from just over a tenth of all shoplifting incidents in Toronto in 2014 to nearly half of all shoplifting incidents by halfway through 2018, according to data

‘Flying blind’: How bird flu is revealing the lessons we didn’t learn from COVID-19

The plastic the city sheds into the environment in the form of litter and microplastics is from sources such as artificial turf and house paint, according to new research from U of T.

Before any pandemic is declared, a large vaccine manufacturer has been contracted to deliver 4.8 million “pre-pandemic” doses of the vaccine for the United States government.

A U.S.-based non-profit is mapping ‘tree equity’ throughout the city, and is weighing canopy cover against a number of other factors such as poverty, climate and health.

Construction has finished on all stations on the long-delayed 19 km light-rail line except one.

Some residents of the Toronto Islands objected to a plan to open a temporary cafe to replace the one destroyed by fire.

On average, the researchers found 138 microplastic particles in fish taken from Lake Ontario at Humber Bay — one contained 1,300 pieces of rubber.

A “dream team” of architects, designers and engineers had big plans for the rare historic building that is no in a state of disrepair.