The Rodriguez-Flores family moved into Plymouth-Trinity United after their asylum request was denied

Vera Maloff explores her grandfather's struggles to honour his pacifist beliefs in this memoir

Erick Laming, from the Shabot Obaadjiwan First Nation, on how to prevent individuals from going through the criminal justice system

A recent study by The Halo Canada Project found that faith communities contribute $15.5 billion to the national economy each year

Wayne King wants police to be held accountable after he was ID'd while sitting at a cafe with his wife and baby last year

The Indigenous studies professor says neoliberalism and social service cuts cause suffering and poverty

He says people are too scared to speak up — but change is still possible

George Sabra, the president of a theology school in the city, says the Aug. 4 explosions were just the latest horror

Toronto Star senior reporter Jim Rankin shared his perspectives on the future of journalism and reporting in the face of COVID-19, as well as the fallout from the death of George Floyd, in a Zoom conversation with Living Room Newsroom on June 11.

Anxiety, depression and stress often accompany eating disorders and during quarantine even more so.

From New York to Paris, museums, theatres and art galleries and other sites are offering virtual tours—and the bonus for bargain travellers is that access is almost all free!

As the world adapts to a new pace of life dictated by the coronavirus, parents and children are dealing with a a new reality no one could have foreseen.

Columnist and novelist Uzma Jalaluddin spoke with Centennial College journalism students about her success.

Whether you’re looking to reschedule, or cancel altogether, these resources can help you protect the money you’ve already put down.

Web giant Google has received a lot of backlash when its artificial intelligence wasn't intelligent enough to find a more suitable image than a crumbling house to represent Scarborough.

Max Eisen, holocaust survivor and author of the book By Chance Alone: A Remarkable True Story of Courage and Survival at Auschwitz, spoke about the day Sgt. Johnnie Stevens liberated him from the concentration camp, at this year's Remembrance Day

Children, teenagers, adults, seniors, and even their beloved pets were running at Woodbine Beach Sunday, all united for a greater cause. Many have been touched by cancer in their personal lives.