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Chow takes office with the city facing a daunting $1 billion deficit and a host of difficult issues.
As Vancouver-based freelance journalist Jagdeesh Mann writes, it’s time for Canadians to filter out the rancor and focus on finding common ground.
In the upcoming mayoral election, Torontonians have the power to vote for change in their city, says founder and publisher of Share
Founder and publisher of Share Newspaper, Arnold A. Auguste, argues that Torontonians can't expect more affordable housing without paying more taxes.
Former mayor, John Tory, won his last election with just a fraction of the total votes cast.
Lionel Messi may have been the star of the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar, but colonialism was front and centre.
A new anthology, Finding the Way, by Immigrant Writers Association showcases immigrant stories of not just survival but thriving in their new