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Inspired by the efforts of Black abolitionists, Dis/Mantle, an art exhibit, will reimagine Spadina Museum through an Afrofuturism narrative starting this Friday, August 5 until Saturday, December 31. Included in …
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Nearly a year ago, the UN chief released his report, Our Common Agenda (OCA), a blueprint for global cooperation moving forward, and reinvigorated multilateralism. On Thursday, he updated the General …
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While more than three-quarters of all adults living with HIV are receiving some kind of treatment, the number of children doing so, stands at only 52 per cent. In response …
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The world is swimming in plastic. Every year, humanity produces some 400 million tonnes of this material, only about 9 per cent of which will ultimately be recycled. Much of the rest …
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Scientists at Stanford University have developed a new solution for the challenge of making sure that when carbon dioxide (CO2) is injected underground, it actually stays put. For decades, climate models have …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: 10 features that comprise the Platform programme — TIFF’s competitive programme that champions bold directorial visions — for 2022 were unveiled by TIFF Aug 3 showcasing from first-time feature …
Read More TORONTO — The Toronto International Film Festival 2022’s selection for Discovery, Midnight Madness, and Wavelengths programs features 54 titles from filmmakers representing 26 countries. “For TIFF audiences in the know, the …
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The Ottawa Police Service did not charge a man who reportedly draped an American flag over the city’s tomb of the Unknown Soldier after he showed remorse for the incident. …
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford reported saying Wednesday that in spite of shutting off the hospital departments across Ontario the province’s healthcare system is still meeting the needs of Ontarians. The …
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One person has been taken into custody by Ottawa police without incident following a vehicle banging the front gates of Parliament Hill early Wednesday morning, the Ottawa Police Service said …
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