SCARBOROUGH — The Ontario government is connecting more people in Scarborough to life-sustaining renal care closer to home by investing nearly $15 million to add 27 new hemodialysis stations at ...

SCARBOROUGH — To build much-needed capacity and help end hallway health care, Ontario is investing in hospital infrastructure project in growing communities across the province, including in ...

With major transit improvements making progress across Toronto, some Scarborough residents say they’re being left behind.

People who live in the Scarborough Southwest district braved the rain Sunday morning at a rally urging the province to reverse its decision to move the Ontario Science Centre from the city's east end ...

The Ontario government is hoping the private sector will pay for any extra stations it adds to the Scarborough subway extension, a way of defraying the additional cost, the province’s transport ...

University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC)’s new state-of-the-art medical school is expected to welcome its first cohort of undergraduate students in September, 2025, filling a critical need for health ...

An Ontario restaurant chain that's steadily been taking over the province is now playing with the big dogs, after opening a new location on Scarborough's so-called Shawarma Row. What started as two ...

Here’s the latest on a student killed in a shooting near the U of T Scarborough campus, an Ontario developer taking the ...

Scarborough-Agincourt is a provincial riding located in Toronto. This riding is currently represented by PC Party of Ontario MPP Aris Babikian who first took office in 2018. Babikian collected 14,040 ...

Indian-born Dr. Dhun Noria, the Scarborough Hospital’s chief of laboratory medicine and medical director of laboratories, was presented with the Order of Ontario by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario ...

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