A non-profit lunch program in Toronto tackling summer food insecurity is seeing demand soar this year and it just cant keep up.

The two-acre park on York Street and Queens Quay has a large heart shaped pond in its centre, cafe-style tables, nine bronze-cast animals and an off-leash area for dogs.

Country Style Hungarian restaurant was a fixture in the Annex for decades. It will be closing its doors on Aug. 1.

Ontario needs to step up with millions of dollars for the national $10 a day child-care plan to work in Toronto, say advocates.

The number of dogs testing positive for tick-borne illnesses has nearly doubled this year, says a Nova Scotia veterinarian.

Current and former NSCAD students are speaking about their experiences with racism at the school. They feel NSCAD is not a safe space for racialized students.

A group rallying to save glise Sainte-Marie in Church Point, N.S., says its prayers may have been answered. Pierre Comeau, the president of Socit difice Sainte-Marie de La Pointe, says an anonymous donor is offering to cover $10 million worth of repairs and ongoing maintenance for the iconic structure.