Sites like mcgill.ca

University of Toronto's official website covering campus news, student services, events and the UTAlert emergency notification system

Plateau Astro, a Montréal astronomy outreach business offering workshops, classroom talks and mobile planetarium shows, run by an astronomer

A Canadian commentary newsletter on Substack called The Line, with over 30,000 subscribers

Native Land Digital's app mapping Indigenous territories, treaties and languages, with a zine and multilingual pages

A French telecom company's website for Free: internet and mobile plans, Freebox boxes, store locations, and subscription management

A personal blog by clinical psychologist Kristoffer Magnusson on R, statistics, psychotherapy, open science and data visualization

Massachusetts Institute of Technology's official site covering its research, education, campus news and press center

Psychology Today, a magazine of articles on mental health, relationships and personality, with a therapist directory and self-tests

BetaKit, a Canadian news site covering startups, tech innovation, venture capital and government tech policy

mediaINDIGENA is an online magazine on Indigenous issues in North America, climate and media, with podcasts, essays and debates by Rick Harp and contributors

The WeBWorK Project's site on WeBWorK, an open-source online homework system for math, science and STEM courses, with its problem library and community news

A personal blog and YouTube channel by Plant Based Bride covering books, journaling, lifestyle and creative interests since 2006

Autodesk's corporate site selling 3D design, engineering, construction and media software such as Fusion, Revit and Forma

Mongabay, an independent online news outlet reporting on conservation, environmental science and planetary challenges through a network of local journalists

A collection of free image processing algorithms and documentation for the scikit-image toolbox in Python

Hill Strategies Research Inc., a Canadian research firm and blog on arts and culture statistics, communications and philanthropy

The Coal Cinder is the online portfolio and shop of artist TheCoalCinder, selling paintings and publishing the graphic novel Stayers

The official website of Universidad de los Andes, a Colombian university, with news, events, research and fundraising campaigns

Project Gutenberg, a free online library of about 80,000 public-domain eBooks run by volunteers, founded by Michael Hart

Thinkific, a learning commerce platform for building and selling online courses, communities and digital content to customers

Canadaland, a Canadian independent news, investigations and media criticism podcast and website, founded by Jesse Brown

Juno News, a Canadian reader-funded news outlet and Substack newsletter run by Candice Malcolm with Keean Bexte

Qc125, a French-language electoral projection site by Philippe J. Fournier modelling Quebec and Canadian provincial polls and seat counts

The pages came through as binary garbage with no readable titles or headings, so the site's subject can't be determined from them. Going only by the domain, python.org is the official home of the Python programming language

Muslim Link is a Canadian online hub of Muslim community news, event listings, prayer times and a business directory

Luma, an event discovery and registration platform with calendars of tech meetups, AI talks, hackathons and local happenings in cities worldwide

SciPy, an open source Python library of algorithms for scientific computing, covering optimization, integration, interpolation, statistics and differential equations

New Eastern Europe, an English-language political and cultural journal on Eastern Europe, published in Kraków with issues on regional affairs

A podcast hosted by Pam Palmater, a Mi'kmaw lawyer and activist, sharing stories of Indigenous warriors protecting lands and culture

Verso Books, a London publisher of radical political and social non-fiction, with a blog and book club

Openroom, a Canadian platform for searching and sharing Ontario rental court orders, with education on rental housing by co-founder Weiting Bollu

The Grind is a free Toronto print magazine covering local politics, arts and culture, with issues archived online

Alvin Alexander's blog of programming tutorials on Scala, Java, Unix, MacOS, UML and CVS

Samuel Sey's blog on racism, culture, and politics from a Christian perspective, with book reviews and essays