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Last week, on its first day in session, the Ford government announced that it would cancel the modern health and […]

Doug Ford was officially inaugurated this morning at Queen’s Park, and understandably he wanted to celebrate – and the self-styled […]

There has been a lot of conversation about how the public does not get enough exposure to other candidates and […]

Look, I’m not a strategic voter. Long term, it’s a losing game – capturing your vote for a party you […]

What was shaping up to be an interesting but fairly standard Friday evening presentation by the Minister of Immigration, Refugees, […]

Torontonians are all too familiar with the ongoing housing crisis in our city. Every time we have to look for […]

This article is the third in a month-long look back at the Toronto G20 protest suppression that occurred seven years […]

The following article was written by Elliot Coombe, a Toronto resident whose never-before-seen video captured firsthand the brutality of the […]

Seven years ago, the G20 descended on Toronto. Protests erupted, violence flared, and when the smoke cleared, thousands had suffered […]

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