Anti-Muslim hate crimes a continued source of fear for Canadian students
Since the London attack a month ago, hate crimes on Canadian Muslims remain ongoing.
Tag: Toronto
Industrial accident at York results in construction worker’s death
An industrial accident at the construction site for York’s new School of Continuing Studies resulted in the death of a worker, reports TPS and the university.
A COVID-19 update
An up-to-date look at case numbers, reopening information, vaccination rates, and variants.
A rainy morning in East York
The narrative of a former East-Yorker trying to capture their young adult life in Toronto as seen on a rainy morning.
York University unveils future plans for its School of Medicine
York is planning for its medical school using a “new model for healthcare” which includes a focus on preventive health and integrated education.
Pride in the pandemic: How has it changed?
Toronto’s 2SLGBTQ+ community faces another year of distanced Pride, calling for a reimagining of June’s celebrations.
A look into the blurred lines of anti-lockdown protesting
“Protestors’ right to object does not in itself make the lockdown measures any less constitutional,” says Osgoode Hall Law School Professor Dr. Faisal Bhabha.
What can we expect from the province’s reopening?
‘Slow and steady’ appears to characterize the province’s three-step reopening process.
Live music is making its comeback
Concerts and gigs are slowly coming into view as more people get inoculated.
Let us not be afraid of ourselves
With the lockdown extended another two weeks, it’s becoming less clear what is considered essential and nonessential — especially for people of colour after Ford’s attempt to enhance police authority.