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What if the greatest challenges of our time can’t be solved by our current political system?

The Canadian economy added 27,700 jobs in May, enough to push the jobless rate down to 5.4 per cent — its lowest level since 1976.

"Ideas can and do change the world," says historian Rutger Bregman, sharing his case for a provocative one: guaranteed basic income. Learn more about the idea's 500-year history and a forgotten modern experiment where it actually worked -- and imagine how much energy and talent we would unleash if we got rid of poverty once and for all.

- Calvin Gordon’s goal is simple.

Criminologists and sociologists are sounding the alarm over extreme and violent internet subcultures that include incels, saying the threat they pose isn’t being taken seriously enough.

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By 1995, Ontario led the way in growth among all Canadian provinces.

Future generations will look back and wonder why the Liberal leader didn’t get credit for the vision she pursued and the good times Ontario enjoyed under her government, John Barber writes.

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Now is the time for everyone in Ontario who is committed to social justice to help elect the NDP, write Rinaldo Walcott and Naomi Klein.

A stretch of College Street reopened Wednesday afternoon after a cyclist was fatally struck by a delivery truck in Little Italy.

The MaRS Discovery District encourages collaboration between companies and sits in the middle of the city--open to the public and with its own subway stop.

Americans believe in the importance of a good day’s work. And so it’s understandable that the prospect of a universal basic income (UBI), in which the government would issue checks to cover the basic costs of living, rubs some people the wrong way. Writing in The Week in 2014, Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry envisions a UBI dystopia in which “millions of people” are “listing away in socially destructive idleness,” with “the consequences of this lost productivity reverberating throughout the society in lower growth and, probably, lower employment.”

Universal Basic Income as the Social Vaccine of the 21st Century Can the savings of basic income exceed the costs? Photo by Sanofi Pasteur — Flickr “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of …

Im torn between the impulse to massage the memory of the man into something soothing and palatable, and the impulse to tell the truth: that Ford could be a terrible, terrible person.

The top after work bars in the Financial District will help you forget about all the fluorescent lights and files that permeate your day at the offic…

Online startup Lending Loop says its business model won't require securities commission approval

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Ottawa is refusing to bring injured children from Gaza to Canada for treatment, despite pleas from hospitals, health-care workers and the Ontario government.

Dean Clifford, the so-called guru of the Freemen-on-the-Land movement, was arrested in Hamilton on a Canada-wide warrant for allegedly assaulting and obstructing police in Manitoba.