Decades of concern over state of Scarborough house, have neighbours fuming
SCARBOROUGH - Neighbours say it's been decades since the house and yard at 21 Saunders Road has looked this good.
View ArticleMan charged in connection with alleged sex assault of girl, 11
Police believe there may be more victims after a man was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a child Wednesday, Oct. 12.Police allege an 11-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in the...
View ArticleRiverdale artist's canvas is her computer
Riverdale-based artist Renata Janiszewska enjoys pushing the limits and trying new methods of making art.In her latest exhibit, Solar Roses, the 11-year Bain Co-op resident explores the world of .jpg...
View ArticleParkdale-High Park's DiNovo named party whip for the Ontario NDP
Recently re-elected MPP Cheri DiNovo has been named party whip for the Ontario New Democratic Party.DiNovo said she feels quite privileged to have been appointed the whip, one of the most powerful...
View ArticleCNE Association looks at independence from city
PARKDALE - A culture of change and a move toward independence swept through the Canadian National Exhibition Association's annual general meeting.
View ArticleNew Sherway condos will retain commercial space
ETOBICOKE - Residents in condo towers near Sherway Gardens mall will see commercial space built within their complex as planned after a compromise was reached.
View ArticleGo Transit bus services might be affected by labour disruption Monday
Go Transit is advising riders to make alternate arrangements as some services might be affected by a potential labour disruption on Monday, Oct. 24.In the event of a labour disruption, GO Train service...
View ArticleNature lovers earn award for work in High Park
The High Park Nature and High Park Volunteer Stewardship programs will be jointly honoured this weekend by the North American Native Plant Society (NANPS). NANPS will bestow the two groups with the...
View ArticleScary cinema screened at The Revue
Celebrate the season of spook at The Revue Cinema in Roncesvalles Village. The Revue offers fans of gore a classic, Lucio Fulci's Zombie, Saturday, Oct. 22 at 11:30 p.m. and Halloween night at 9:30...
View ArticleCondos planned for old McBride Cycle site
This week area residents got their first glimpse of what is proposed for the property of the old McBride Cycle site. An application for a proposed development at 2797 and 2803 Dundas St. W. has yet to...
View ArticleScarborough TTC bus yard hosts United Way fundraiser
Scarborough residents are invited to help raise funds for the United Way of Toronto at an event on Saturday, Oct. 22, hosted by TTC employees.The funraiser is set for the TTC bus yard at 38 Comstock...
View ArticleCommunity housing board backs plan to sell 700 homes across Toronto
CITY HALL - A plan to sell off 700 units of housing scattered across the city passed its first hurdle Friday.
View ArticleBrian Ashton named president of CNE Association
Can Brian Ashton, who stepped aside last year after three decades as a Scarborough politician, now make Toronto's CNE go a little faster?Named the latest president of Canadian National Exhibition...
View ArticleResidents views to be sought at meetings on Chine Meadow
The City of Toronto will consider the views of Cliffcrest residents before making decisions on paving a path above Bluffer's Park, Gary Crawford promised people from the neighbourhood this week.But he...
View ArticleFundraiser features prints by Doris McCarthy
SCARBOROUGH - When a revered artists dies, people grieve the loss of not only the person, but also their talent.
View ArticleQuadraplegic artist uses human tracker to express her vision
ETOBICOKE - Judith Snow has been called many things in her life: Quadriplegic. Advocate. Author. Disabled. Lecturer. Trailblazer.
View ArticleLittle Portugal resident lands role in film
PARKDALE - After years of working on the classical theatre scene, actress Christine Horne was able to flash some sharp teeth in the independent comedy The Untitled Work of Paul Shepard.
View ArticleNative tour highlights history
PARKDALE - A recent tour of areas of the city with cultural significance to native peoples succeeded in bringing to light some of Toronto's history.
View ArticleJapanese Canadians mark 50 years of ice time
NORTH YORK - While many things have changed since the Canadian Japanese Hockey League (CJHL) started in 1961, the league is still going strong.
View ArticlePhillips looks back on lengthy political career
SCARBOROUGH - He will miss it, but after 24 years in the job, Gerry Phillips says he has no regrets about stepping down as MPP for Scarborough-Agincourt.
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