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Indspire calls on Canadians to invest in the education of Indigenous youths.

June 21, 2017 Daanish Rehman

Indigenous students have proven that when given the opportunity to attend post-secondary institutions, their lives are improved drastically. The Indigenous […]

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Third Annual All-Star gala for SickKids Foundation raised funds for brain damage in infant open heart surgery patients

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On Friday June 16th, West of Contra held it’s third annual All-Star Gala to raise funds for SickKids at Toronto’s […]

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June 20, 2017 Rick Garrick

This year’s National Aboriginal Day celebrations, which run from June 8-30 depending on the venue, include a teaching lodge and […]

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It is more important than ever to be informed and involved in the political process. Like it or not, our […]

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We recently got to take a peek at the commercial space at Theatre Park on King Street West in Toronto that […]

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Some famous Canadian faces graced King West this morning, drawing crowds and camera crews to a red carpet, in a […]

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The Annual Toronto Smartphone Film Festival will take place on June 15th to the 17th, at Ryerson University. Named #TheFestivalofThe6ix, […]

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Ownership of the iconic Toronto building known as the Brunswick House has changed many times since its establishment in 1874 […]

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June is Pride Month and as we take a look at the various organizations and events around our city we’ve […]

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Students and the future of STEM at Go North event in Toronto

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The University of Toronto hosted more than 1,200 students on Friday, May 19 for its annual Go North: Inspiring Future […]

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