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With no formal training as a planner, Gabriella Gómez-Mont unleashes the talents and energy of ordinary citizens to tackle the challenges of today’s mass metropolis

When federal and provincial governments clash, there’s usually at least a desire to make progress. Not this time.

Two Prairie provinces will make common cause in 2020 in an alliance born of anger and economic pain

Cindy Blackstock: The federal government, which has an insatiable appetite to be thanked for inadequate measures, should expect no gratitude for discrimination

Kawhi Leonard returns to Toronto on Dec. 11, just in time for Raptors ’95-Rewind night

Politics Insider for Dec. 9: NATO lunches can be cruel, waiting for an economic update and Doug Ford plays nice

They would say goodbye to their titles, the palace and all the other trappings of royal life. Here’s what that would really entail.

At any given moment, about 800 million people around the world are menstruating, many in secrecy and shame. A Canadian feature-length documentary finally gives airtime to menstrual rights.

Corey Mintz: I question why Torontonians need another place to buy Italian food

Michael Coren: This once resilient country is in a state of crisis, sinking in a national mood of powerlessness and indifference