Tara De Boer is a journalist who focuses on national news in Canada. She writes for CTV News and her work has also appeared in NOW Magazine. Tara covers a range of topics including health, mental health, finance, popular culture, and sports.
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Tara's coverage spans a variety of topics, including health, entertainment news, and wellbeing. Her articles often include expert commentary and cite data to support their claims.
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By: Tara De Boer
A Toronto holiday market has received backlash over the weekend for selling cards designed with artificial intelligence (AI).
By: Tara De Boer
After various public transit issues delayed the morning commute for many Torontonians on Monday, one city councillor announced his plans to push for major improvements to city transit.
By: Tara De Boer
The federal government is ordering Canada Post to resume services until May 2025 as parties are moving in the “wrong direction.”
Ontario's police watchdog is looking into the killing of a Toronto man after he was run over by a TTC bus this week.
In its own version of ‘Spotify Wrapped,' the Toronto Public Library has revealed the hottest books Torontonians couldn't get enough of this year.
Partiers seeking short-term accommodation for New Year's Eve may be out of luck this year.
Another rising Canadian basketball star will make his college debut next year in the U.S. Six-foot-five Tristan Beckford of Vaughan Ont., announced Wednesday that after considering numerous offers, he has decided to suit up for Arkansas State University for the 2025-26 NCAA season.
By: Tara De Boer
As temperatures rise globally, winter sports are being forced to acclimate. Cancelled competitions, safety concerns, and an increased demand for artificial snow are becoming more prominent.
Need to buy some last minute gifts? A specialty bottle of wine or liquor could be just the quick solution to complete your holiday shopping.
By: Tara De Boer
Ontario Premier Doug Ford dressed as Santa Claus in a year-end message from the Ontario government to highlight the achievements under his leadership.
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