The Burn is an art installation and healing initiative created by chef, musician and TV host Roger Mooking.

Though the COVID-19 pandemic is often thought of being destructive for businesses, some actually thrived because of it. Their futures are now uncertain as the province reopens and they learn whether their new customers will keep coming.

A pandemic and a suffering economy isn’t the ideal environment to start a business for any entrepreneur, but this determined family decided the COVID-19 pandemic wasn’t going to stop them.

Bringing a pair of skates out of the locker, Keiko Marshall was rejuvenated to be back in the arena. Chuckling during the practice, her tensed emotions were relieved. Even underneath her mask, you could feel her excitement with her bright eyes. As a figure skater, she was not able to appear on the ice for a long time until the start of February.

As Ontario universities and colleges continue to operate online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many students feel their education is lessening in quality while fees stay stagnant.

Canada’s young people find COVID-19 restrictions “too much” with a 43 per cent response, according to a new Ipsos poll.

During a snowstorm, some might stay home with a cosy, home-cooked meal, while others...

Many turned to music therapy to help them get through the pandemic.

In the legal industry, where the tools of the trade have been depicted as pens and paper for centuries, working online has been quite the change of pace.

Last year Regina Gently didn't know anything about Twitch, but now the live-streaming platform is a mainstay for Gently and other queens.

Exposure to the sun increases the risk for skin cancer. U of T startup shares how their sunscreen should protect people from harmful UV rays.

Two Toronto students have used the pandemic as a way to earn money reselling rare items, They ship them all over the world.