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Jaspreet Singh, founder of the International Sikh Students Association.
Matteo Sgaramella and his wife, Rebecca Sarracini, arrange clothing in their shop in Toronto on July 21, 2026.
Beluga whale "Sierra" is lifted via a sling.
An aerial view shows the beluga whale pools at Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., on Monday, June 29, 2026.
Andrew Burns, Marineland’s external legal counsel, on the "unprecented" planning that went into shipping six beluga whales to facilities in the United States.
Beluga whale "Sierra" is transported by a group of experts from Marineland and several U.S. aquariums onto a truck at Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., on Monday, July 20, 2026.
Objects were placed along the fence surrounding the tent outside a house on Withrow Avenue in October 2025 that was erected following the discovery of Indigenous remains in January 2024.
Archeologists, city workers and Indigenous monitors from First Nations were on site along Withrow Avenue in October 2025.
Thunder Bay firefighters unload fire skids delivered by the GlobalMedic Rapid Response Team.
Caitlin Nodin, her daughter Nattaleigh, and their dog Kilo outside the Superior Inn in Thunder Bay.
Many strategies for staying cool during a heat wave can make things worse, experts say. Here's what not to do when the temperature climbs.
Critical workplace injuries spike on the hottest days of the year. Why hasn't Ontario put more protections in place for workers?
Cyclists from across Halton region turned out to the “Share the Road” bike ride in Milton in September, 2007. The ride was in memory of OPP Sergeant Greg Stobbart, who was killed by a motorist while cycling on Tremaine Road.
As Toronto mayor, Carol Baker would serve all residents of Toronto, including those in Scarborough and Etobicoke, whose perspectives and priorities deserve to be heard and respected.
Mohsin Bhuiyan’s duck farm in Bowmanville.
Maggie Atkinson, a leading patient advocate and activist, in the summer of 1996. She met with the Toronto HIV Primary Care Physicians Group in the 1990s.
Dr. Alex Klein, left, and Dr. Philip Berger are founding members of the Toronto HIV Primary Care Physicians Group, a group of family doctors in Toronto who formed a grassroots group to care for HIV/AIDS patients when no one else would.
Patrons are seated for a Dykeumentary screening of “Thank God I’m A Lesbian” at queer bar Three Dollar Bill.
M. Castle, left, and Meaghan Murray, right, co-own queer bar Three Dollar Bill.
Toronto nightlife historian Denise Benson, left, and DJ Cozmic Cat, right, the co-founders of the long-running Cherry Bomb dance night for queer women, at Osler Records
Phil Goodman with his son, Owen Goodman.
Debo Oluwaseyi with his son, Tani Oluwaseyi.
Alan Millar with his son, Liam Millar.
Donna, a 76-year-old widow from Toronto, is looking for a long-term relationship with a man.
Kris Harding, in black, Megan Apa, in blue, and Victoria Gubiani, in pink. The three co-founded Something, a Toronto-based queer events organization that has run over 50 large-scale creative events.