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Why are Ontario school boards suing TikTok, Snapchat and Meta for $4.5 billion?

New regulations for cellphones and vaping are being seen as some of the toughest in Canada.

Student protests that first erupted across the United States have now spread northward, igniting across Canada, including campuses at University of Toronto, McGill University, University of British Columbia and University

The city of Toronto has told its employees it expects them to cross picket lines and show up to work on time in the event of a TTC strike this

In this episode, two men deeply connected with St. Anne’s church talk about what was lost.

In an exclusive virtual conversation with “This Matters,” Gov. Gen. Mary Simon talks about reconciliation, respect and the fight against online hate.

With more than a thousand cases of sexual assault withdrawn or stayed before trial in 2023, sexual assault survivors are often re-traumatized and victimized by a frustrating reporting process and

Our guest today, Cait Alexander, was nearly murdered by her partner. Yet he walks free, and she had to leave Canada.

A chilling revelation has surfaced almost a month after the death of Canadian Nobel laureate, Alice Munro.

1 day ago ... After the Trump rally shooting, social media was flooded with outlandish conspiracy theories being amplified by both the right and the left.