The first month of 2026 has been uniquely unbearable for the Iranian community, both in the worldwide diaspora and in Iran itself. What began as
Sixty years ago, this paper began Picture this: it’s the fall of 1965, and you’re a student at the University of Toronto. The weather is
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For the final issue of After the Buzzer, I want to get both sentimental, and kind of silly. The first half of this column is
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Hello! I’m Julian, one of the Herald’s Creative Directors! For the second edition of After the Buzzer, I wanted to explore the relationship between athletes,
Canadian politics are, as of now, in a tremendously uncertain state of flux. Not only has our Prime Minister resigned, we are also being buffeted
You open your eyes to bright, hot, unforgiving sun beating down on you. As you try to turn away, you realise that the lower half
A retrospective by The Sportist Men’s professional tennis is in the in-between right now. For the first time in 23 years, the ATP Finals took
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Every time a news story breaks where Doug Ford and the Ontario provincial government are once again meddling in Toronto politics, I wonder if it
The decline of Harold Innis’ economics > Born near Otterville, Ontario, Innis was one of Canada’s great scholars. He joined the faculty of the University
The past few years of NBA basketball have heralded change. The dynasties of the 2000s and 2010s—Spurs, Lakers, Warriors, and Heat—have faded from glory. The
So the other day, I was making breakfast, right? I was scrambling some eggs, with a bit of butter and some pepper, when I thought,
The Toronto Raptors started this season with a new head coach, their first switch in leadership since Nick Nurse, who took the Raptors to their
It’s that time of year again. Takeout boxes are stacked high on our counters, laundry is piling up in our hampers, and notebooks are sprawled
Let me preface this by coming clean, I have not watched Godzilla vs Kong. In fact, I have not watched any of the movies in
Over the past few years, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has been scheming new ways to increase the NBA’s revenue, and the NBA Cup is only
Frequent readers of the Herald may remember an article from February of this year, in which I discussed Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter and what
India has yearned for desolate space rocks since 1975, and this year their dreams came true. The country joined a small number of nations who
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