Ontario must start encouraging immigrants to settle in communities outside the GTA in order to reduce pressure on housing, transit and other infrastructure in the 905 and stimulate growth in...

Immigration makes the GTA one of the most culturally vibrant regions in the world, and economically and fiscally healthier than the rest of Ontario. But it would be beneficial to...

According to the Cannabis Council of Canada, at least 12 post-secondary schools have joined the budding educational boom, having launched programs — or announced plans to do so — covering...

A new study has found Canadian people of colour carry an extra weight at work that’s so significant that it impacts their health and often causes them to contemplate quitting....

An astounding 47 per cent of Status First Nations children in Canada live in poverty, two-and-a-half times above the national average, says a new study on child poverty....

Baby boomers — those born between 1946 and 1964 — earned the most money, took on the most gigs and earned the highest ratings on Wonolo, a platform where companies...

Being a post-secondary student is expensive. Between the cost of textbooks, rent, public transportation and courses, it’s not uncommon for students to leave university with both a diploma and debt....

Ontario schools are falling behind in preparing students for future jobs and adulthood, according to a new Counselling Foundation of Canada-funded report by People for Education. The province has a...

The unemployment gap between university-educated immigrants and their Canadian counterparts in the Greater Toronto Area has narrowed over the past two decades, but employers’ demands for Canadian job experience remain...

Racialized workers in Ontario are significantly more likely to be concentrated in low-wage jobs and face persistent unemployment and earnings gaps compared to white employees — pointing to the “uncomfortable...