Mayor John Tory is hoping to show British officials Toronto is “under new management” in a trip to the UK this week. He’s not the first Toronto mayor to take international trips to boost the city’s image. Janet Cordahi‘s infographic and Andrew Miller‘s animation explore these trips.

Over 400,000 oil and gas wells have been drilled across Alberta over the last century, building the province and its economy. But as the economy keeps moving forward, what are they leaving behind? Some landowners are worried about contamination and that they are going to be left to clean up after the industry. Chris Jeri and Leo Kavanagh‘s animations for 16×9 break down the growing number of wells in Alberta that are inactive, the ones that aren’t up being kept up to code and the ones left behind when a company goes bankrupt.

Today is the day the character Marty McFly from Back to the Future travelled from 1985 to Oct. 21, 2015 — and there are a few things the movie got wrong, right and sort of right.

Canada created tens of thousands more jobs than expected last month, pushing the unemployment rate to its lowest level in nearly six years.

What kind of family can take advantage of the full range of available tax credits?

Scientists say they’ve discovered a new member of the human family tree revealed by a huge trove of bones in a barely accessible, pitch-dark chamber of a cave in South Africa.

A new poll by Mainstreet Research examines how Torontonians view Uber.

What is El Niño? How does it affect us?

More Canadians than ever support decriminalizing marijuana, according to a new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News.

A new report by Fitbit, the maker of wearable fitness trackers, takes a look at the workout habits of more than a million of its users in four countries around the world, including Canada.

This animation by Chris Jeri, Leo Kavanagh and Andrew Miller breaks down how an early election call ramps up the money to be spent by the federal parties during the campaign.

The upcoming federal election takes place on October 19, 2015. With the election, there are plenty of changes.

The 2015 RBC Canadian Open was held at the picturesque Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, ON. Global Sports discussed the beauty of Glen Abbey’s infamous 11th hole and broke down why it’s so difficult to play even for pro golfers.

Food poisoning is common, but it can be prevented. There are some basic principles that can help to reduce the risk of foodborne illnesses acquired through food storage and handling.

The summer is here and volume 2 of Hues & Views is out.

Chris MacDougall’s animation showing the Pluto Mission timeline was shared directly to Facebook.

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Both the Liberals and the NDP have proposed to get rid of our current electoral system should either one of them be elected.

Alongside 94 recommendations, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released a volume of harrowing tales some survivors shared about their time at residential schools.