“If you’re doing the right thing, “you’ll like it and it’ll be for you to do,” says Victoria, 8. Lots of people today would agree. They say, “If it feels good, do it.” What if a bank robber has fun ...

A bill currently working its way through Quebec’s National Assembly could have significant negative impacts on local newspapers if enacted, The Montreal Gazette reports. Last week, a coalition of newspapers warned a National Assembly committee that the disappearance of the notices in ...

“Stop tapping your pencil!” my teacher called out. I didn’t. And one day he walked to my desk, threw me to the front of the class, then tossed me out of the classroom. Now, a study at the University of ...

For Editors, I thought you might like to see Susan who has been my other editor for 60 years. The smartest thing I ever did was marry a smart Wellesley College graduate who majored in English who puts in the ...

“God is so powerful he could break this school in two,” says Kyle, 6. It sounds like it’s a tough day at school, Kyle. “God is so powerful he can be the best pilot in the Navy,” says Zach, 7. ...

Today, March 2, 2017, over 170 friends and supporters of Justin Van Dette will gather at UG3 Live to recognize and roast one of Toronto’s most active volunteers. A number of special guests will be speaking about and roasting, their ...

At the time of Confederation, St. Lawrence Hall was the social, political and cultural centre of Toronto. It was also one of the sites where Confederation was made. Sir John A. Macdonald would promote the idea at the Hall on ...

On March 1, 2017, the City of Toronto became aware that some customers enrolled in the city’s Pre-Authorized Tax Payment Program had an additional property tax payment withdrawn from their accounts in error. City of Toronto to correct error in ...

My first job in sales at a small Canadian printing company more than 20 years ago was far from easy or glamorous. I sold printers out of a van and had to meet a daily quota of at least 30 ...

Money-saving strategies to save money on your electricity, oil and/or natural-gas bills Crank down your thermostat and keep warm using sweaters, socks, long pants, and slippers instead. This could save you as much as four percent on your heating bill. ...