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Before COVID-19 struck, the city of Windsor, Ont. was looking forward to its biggest Emancipation Day celebrations in recent years on Aug. 1.…
Siberia is burning. Hundreds of fires have decimated more than 190,000 square kilometres of northeastern Russia – an area larger than the state of…
Recent grads from the University of Toronto are reaching out to help Toronto neighbourhoods with higher rates of COVID-19 and fewer resources and…
A new collaboration between researchers at the University of Toronto and Harvard University will use machine learning to gain a better understanding…
The notion that generosity requires self-control to overcome one’s inherent selfishness may not be accurate, according to a new University of…
Metformin, a common drug used to treat diabetes, may one day be used to repair brain injuries, a study by researchers and clinicians from the…
Researchers from the University of Toronto researcher and Queen’s University say Canada needs a national strategy for improving anesthesia services in…
Virtual field trips that take geology students from the Bonnechere Caves to Potholes Provincial Park, Niagara Falls and Halfway Log Dump Bay. Digital…
With the new academic year approaching, the University of Toronto is busy preparing for a limited and gradual return to campus in…
The University of Toronto’s Innis College has put some of its empty residence suites to work for a good cause this summer – helping to ease families’…
Female health-care workers – who comprise 80 per cent of Canada’s health workforce – are at increased risk for stress, burnout and depression during…
When asked how he developed an interest in physics, University of Toronto alumnus Julius Lindsay just laughs. “I was – am – a big…