OTR News: Sept 23 Broadcast
A look at the news we’re following in the On The Record newsroom this week along with a sports roundup, and entertainment package
Trying to Keep Kids on the Ice
By Noah Curitti
For some GTA families, the rising cost of hockey is becoming a barrier to participation
Listen to our SIGNAL AWARDS SILVER WINNING podcast:
-
-
Does a Drop in the Unemployment Rate Translate?
Canada’s returning students’ unemployment rate fell in 2026; however, experts and TMU students have more to say than the numbers show.
What we’re reading from other campus newspapers:
Which campus water bottle refilling station has saved the most bottles?
The Daily Nebraskan
BY Fisher Madsen
Harvard Medical School to Pay $53 Million in Morgue Scandal Settlement
Harvard Crimson
BY Riya S. Shah
-
Community News | Education | F2026 | Local News | Students | TMU News | Tuition
TMU Students Adjust to OSAP Changes, But at What Cost?
With a larger share of OSAP funding now coming through loans, students are experiencing how increased debt will shape their future.
-
Is the 100-Year Toronto Flood on the Ballot?
Leading mayoral candidates have not clearly defined their climate policies
-
“Still Lake Ontario to us”
Toronto rowers respond to President Donald Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America
-
Arts & Life | F2026 | Local News | Music | Off Campus
Rogers Stadium Faces Criticism from Fans after Concert Cancellation
The storm damage at the stadium raises more questions about concert venue preparedness in Toronto
-
Send Us Your Questions!
Fill out our form to submit your question for the councillor candidates for Toronto Centre
-
Potassium Iodide Pills Free Near GTA Nuclear Stations, but Awareness is Limited
The KI program is one of the GTA’s most prominent safety measures in the event of a nuclear emergency. But what do residents know about it?
Looking for more? Search our archives for more great content!