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Recycling used bikes to help people in need
In Northern Ontario, ReCycle Bike donates refurbished bikes to children and low-income residents while promoting…
Which Taylor Swift Era is your outfit?
At the Eras Tour in Toronto, Swifties explain how their outfits reflect a Taylor album era from Red and Fearless to Reputation…
How do children imagine Toronto's future?
What will Toronto look like in 2050? Students imagine a greener, more inclusive city through models and ideas…
Limited access to palliative care in French
In Northern Ontario, healthcare workers are calling for measures to increase bilingual…
Holocaust exhibition
at the ROM
Marking 80 years since Auschwitz’s liberation, the Royal Ontario Museum…
Discovering your personality at the AGO
At the Art Gallery of Ontario, a connected wristband tracks your heart rate during…
Syrian diaspora reacts
to Assad’s fall
In Toronto (Greater Toronto Area), the Syrian diaspora react to the end of Bashar al-Assad’s regime…
Tariff threat
to Canadian puppets
25% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods could hit Canada’s economy. A Toronto puppet maker who exports about 85%…
An AI to improve
traffic flow?
Facing roadwork and congestion, Toronto is rolling out smart traffic signals to help improve traffic flow, in areas…
40 years of Belgian chocolate in Toronto
For this artisan chocolatier, Belgian chocolate is more than a craft, it’s a passion that has lasted for over 40 years…
Sign language as a tool
for inclusion
Nathan-Eliel Nyembwe founded an American Sign Language club at his elementary school, La Mosaïque in east Toronto…
Ontarian shares his wildfire evacuation
Since Jan. 7, L.A.’s Palisades and Eaton fires have destroyed 12,000+ structures, killed 24+, and displaced thousands…
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Canadian woman denied entry to Costa Rica over torn passport
An Ontario woman says she was detained for 24 hours and refused entry to Costa Rica because her passport was damaged…
“Pretendians”: a growing concern for Indigenous communities
The Abenaki Nation of Odanak has released genealogical evidence challenging some self-claimed Indigenous identities raising…
How smaller products can cost more at the grocery store?
As sizes quietly shrink by a few grams or millilitres, some grocery items can even become taxable changing what shoppers…
Impulse buying: how to resist and save money?
Two experts explain how marketing triggers emotions and promotions and share simple strategies to curb impulse…
What happens to our accounts after we die?
After death, photos, messages, and social accounts can become inaccessible. This video looks at digital legacy tools and how…
Will November’s time change be Quebec’s last?
Quebec turns clocks back on Nov. 2—but debate continues over ending the ritual. After a public consultation…
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Cheesemaking: "the desire to have hands in the real world "
“There are far fewer day-to-day questions, like “why am I doing this?” Like more and more French people recently, Paul ditched his day-to-day office job…
Interrail trip across Europe: 3 cities, 4 countries in 5 days
Feel like traveling around Europe by train? Interrail is a tempting way of doing it. That rail pass offers access to 33 countries and to an endless amount of cities across…
Getting political with board games?ENTRtainment #2
You may think you’re just playing, but even the world’s most famous board game carries its own political meaning. Did you know that Monopoly was created as a critic to…
Meet esports
retirees
Retired at 25? In esports, it happens. Two former pros, now 25 and 30, share what the job is really like, its growth, changes…
He competes in his first Olympic Games
World and two-time European karate champion Steven Da Costa is heading to his first Olympics…
How is CBD made
in Europe?
CBD is everywhere, but its long-term effects remain unclear and it’s not always easy to know where products come from or…
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Hubble turns 30: the story of the space telescope
Launched on April 24, 1990 aboard Space Shuttle Discovery, Hubble has revolutionized astronomy through 30 years…
Why lockdown is
harder in poorer countries
In countries like India, where some areas have up to 1,000 people per km², distancing can be nearly impossible.
Wild animals return to cities
during lockdown
Foxes, pumas, and wild boars have been spotted in cities, taking advantage of quieter streets during lockdown…
Chernobyl: wildfire triggers a rise in radiation levels
Ukraine reported higher radiation levels after a wildfire broke out in the Chernobyl exclusion zone, site of the 1986 nuclear…
George Floyd’s brother calls
for calm
Terrence Floyd urged calm as protests continued a week after George Floyd’s death. The official autopsy ruled it a…
Has COVID-19 dealt a fatal blow to bullfighting?
In Spain, animal rights groups hope the COVID-19 crisis will help end bullfighting for good, as the industry faces an…