A former federal health minister wants family medicine to look more like public schools, with catchment areas to reach people ...

As you explore the vast and diverse landscape of Canada, you’ll encounter an array of captivating cities, each with its own ...

OSHAWA — To help close the remaining 10 per cent gap of people who do not have access to a regular health-care provider, the Ontario government is breaking down barriers for Ontario students to become ...

Foreign buyers in Ontario still must pay the province’s nonresident speculation tax, which is 25 percent of the purchase price. Ontario’s land transfer tax, which ranges from 0.5 to 2.5 ...

TORONTO — The Ontario government is investing $150 million over two ... sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion or geography." ...

The 59-year-old former Hamilton kindergarten teacher requires home-care equipment that has been in scarce supply across Ontario since the province suddenly implemented major changes on Sept.

the age of human impacts," says Dr. Alexandre Pereira Santos from the Human-Environment Relations research and teaching unit at LMU's Department of Geography. "We know that these risks cause ...

Thousands of international students expected to study at three Ontario colleges are missing the fall semester, after Ottawa announced it would further tighten Canada's study permit system. Some ...

When Amanda Hinkle thinks about her time in high school in Minnesota, she remembers a geography teacher who kept the class engaged and volunteered after school to help build the theatre sets she ...

Ontario universities say the federal government’s cap on international students is going to cost them almost $1 billion over two years — and the estimate has not even factored in the extra 10 ...

The Department of Geography and Planning and Population and Place Research Lab had an impressive showing at the Ontario Professional Planners Institute PlanON Awards Ceremony. Rachel Barber (PhD) ...

A group of trustees at an Ontario Catholic school board are apologizing for going to Italy this summer to buy $100,000 worth of artwork for a new school. Rick Petrella, chair of the Brant ...