Dilshad Burman

Liberty Village residents are breathing a sigh of relief after Metrolinx revised a proposed plan related to Ontario Line construction near the Exhibition area that would have seen up to 400 dump trucks...

It's the hottest ticket in town and whether you're ready for it or not, the city is abuzz with Swiftie spirit as fans gear up for the long awaited Toronto stop of the pop megastar's Eras Tour. For the...

When the province closes some supervised consumption sites in Toronto in March of next year, a new study suggests it will result in an increase in public drug usage, overdoses and overdose deaths due to...

The soaring rent prices in Toronto are no doubt affecting residential and commercial tenants, but an oft-overlooked section of renters that are also feeling the crunch are community service agencies like...

Thousands of graduates have crossed the stage at the University of Toronto’s Convocation Hall over the years, but while students have come and gone, one integral part of the ceremony has remained a constant...

It's the season of Diwali -- the Indian festival of lights observed all around the world, celebrating the triumph of light over darkness. The festive season is marked with fireworks, vibrant lights...

Bertram Hodes was 101 years old when he decided to get his library card in July because he had already gone through the entirety of his own collection and needed some new reading material. Since then,...

A breakthrough medication in vitiligo treatment that has been available in the U.S. for more than two years has finally been approved in Canada. Ruxolitinib, known by its brand name Opzelura, is a topical...

Tenant advocates marked a huge win Wednesday as the City of Toronto released the details of a long awaited "renoviction" bylaw. The bylaw is aimed at preventing evictions under the guise of renovations,...