Grandma Losah was labelled “mentally retarded” as a child. She has overcome the traumas to fight to protect old-growth forests at Fairy Creek.

Albert Shoihet has put his east-end Toronto properties on the market, cashing out to focus solely on his metaverse projects.

One Toronto investor just paid $2.4 million for a virtual land plot in a computer-generated world. With virtual real estate sales projected to top $1 billion in 2022, he says he was cut a deal.

The architect of the act is concerned that Parliament’s hyperpartisan atmosphere will prevent it from providing proper oversight on the legislation.

The pandemic has given the Ontario Schools Cricket Association’s founders time and space to launch while exacerbating the need for the active outlet they’re promoting.

At work and at home, open-plan design is driving us up the torn-down wall. Can a pandemic help?

Canada doesn’t have leverage on its own against Russia’s elite over the Ukraine invasion, despite plans to curb $750M in exports and penalize 31 people.

After taking the reins of BlackBerry in 2013, Chen began the Waterloo-based phone company’s slow metamorphosis — one that carries on to this day

Retired paramedic Paul Tarsitano finds used syringes with the sharps exposed on Ferry Street

Meanwhile, South Korea reported a daily record of 112 coronavirus-related deaths Saturday.