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Thousands of protesters gathered on Nathan Phillips Square as they marched against the privatization of health care in Ontario on May 30.

Olympiacos clinched the first European cup for a Greek soccer team. Its passionate and loyal fans sparked their euphoria on The Danforth.

The Ontario government announced an overhaul of graduation requirements for secondary schools in Ontario, including a financial literacy test.

Torontonians should prepare for a hot summer as El Niño transitions to La Niña, bringing warmer temperatures and intense heat waves.

A new free online tool was introduced to branch out tree equity in Toronto, ensuring all residents can reap a greener city's environmental and social benefits.

Minerva Maharajh created a sip and manifest event to create a space for women entrepreneurs.

The Guardian’s Best Animal Rescue Foundation’s sixth “Party 4 Paw Pet Fair 2024” in Toronto celebrated the work groups do to save animals.

On May 27, Peel and York region police services announced they have begun a collaboration utilizing facial recognition technology for criminal investigations.

Advocates, community members and frontline workers marched towards Queen’s Park to demand funding for safe consumption services across the province.

The Ontario Federation of Labour tells UofT that they will put their bodies on the line to protect students camping in pro-Palestinian protests.