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?
Rogers Stadium Faces Criticism from Fans after Concert Cancellation
By Isha Rizwan
The storm damage at the stadium raises more questions about concert venue preparedness in Toronto
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On The Record – S8E5 – What should voters know heading into the fall election?
This is the reality check every voter needs before hitting the polls this October.
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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
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Baseball | Photo Essay | Sports | Toronto | W2026
Blue Jays 50th Season Begins with a Clean Sweep
Following an exciting postseason that reignited baseball fever in Toronto, the Blue Jays started the season at home.
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Endometriosis Patients Face Years-Long Diagnosis Delays as Healthcare System Tries to Bridge the Wait for Care
New data reveals an average wait of nearly 11 years for diagnosis
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OTR News: March 25 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
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From Mark Ruffalo’s “BE GOOD” to the Biebers’ “ICE OUT” pins
The 2026 awards season has transformed the red carpet into a polarizing place of political expression and repression
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Toronto Gears Up for FIFA World Cup 2026
With six matches scheduled, is Toronto ready to transport everyone around for the FIFA World Cup 2026?
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Audio | Podcast Season 8 | Podcasts | Students | W2026
On The Record – S8E4 – How Does Toronto Look in Terms of its Net Zero Promises?
Toronto has made promises to meet NetZero targets; is the city meeting its environmental goals?
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TMSU Election Campaign Reflects Low Student Engagement
Election runs amid ongoing $20-million civil suit against former union execs, with voting from March 16 to 18.
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OTR News: March 11 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
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Gambling-Related Helpline Calls Spike Among Young Men
As Ontario’s online betting market expands, researchers say stricter policies are needed to limit and restrict online gambling and advertisements targeted towards young men
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