In an era where geopolitical tensions continue to evolve, the threat of foreign interference has been growing among democratic countries, with scholars calling for greater action by governments.
The City of Toronto should follow the the federal government's decision in carefully reviewing the dangers of having TikTok on government-issued phone, three experts say.
As social, political and economic unrest grows around the globe, renowned professor and history author, MacMillan, guests on the Paul Wells Show at the Munk School to discuss the turbulence in current world affairs.
Chinese supermarkets and shops in Toronto are all decked for Chinese New Year, one of the most historical and iconic festivals with traditional decorations and various congratulations, in the midst of the Omicron variant and the anticipated reopening plan. Among the numerous salutations, the one that stands out is, undoubtedly, "Happy Chinese New Year."
Canada’s Julie Kozun racked up points for her team, but it wouldn’t be enough to push the Canadians into the gold medal game in women’s sitting volleyball.
An old adage in sports is that your best players need to be your best players, and that was certainly the case for the Canadian women’s volleyball team in their 3-0 victory over host nation Japan Wednesday night at Makuhari Messe Hall.