Billboards now up for Cash for Guns program

Fern students will not get water vending machine

Parents from Fern Avenue Public School surprised their trustee when they arrived en masse to protest a pilot project she thought was nearly a sure thing.

Trustee Irene Atkinson previously said she... ...

Students participate in Polar Bear Dip

Staff and students from Western Technical School, Lakeshore Collegiate Institute and Lester B. Pearson were lucky Wednesday, March 10 that the weather cooperated.

Close to 200 took the plunge into... ...

Shelter struggles to secure funding as the demand for services grows

Those close to Veronica know her as a successful entrepreneur, a strong woman who boasts a black belt in karate.

Few would ever guess she is also a survivor of domestic abuse.

Almost eight... ...

Debutante ball a long-standing family tradition

A modern, Canadian-raised girl, 17-year-old Roncesvalles Village resident Lea Janossy couldn't resist the allure of centuries-old tradition steeped in her Hungarian heritage.

Dignitaries from... ...

High school hockey playoffs heating up

The Winter Olympic hockey competition may be over but the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) hockey playoffs are just heating up.

In boys hockey, the city's three divisions (south, west and... ...

Scarborough well represented in TDSB girls volleyball finals

Scarborough has again proven to be the power in girls volleyball.

Of the four teams competing in the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) 4A and 3A finals, on tap Wednesday, Feb. 24, at Humber... ...

Mom shows her gratitude on stage

Thank-you cards just couldn’t convey the depth of gratitude Alisa Walton felt for the doctors and nurses at St. Joseph’s Health Centre, whose quick thinking and expertise saved her newborn son.

Cavalcade of Lights shines on St. Clair West

Join the Corso Italia Business Improvement Area (BIA) on Friday, Nov. 27 to celebrate the launch of its annual Cavalcade of Lights.

Free entertainment, hot drinks and holiday treats will be... ...

BEYOND THE HEADLINES: Vigorous debate needed on how to pay for services

Huh?

The city found an extra $105 million? Just where did it look? Under some office plants? Was it left behind in a bag on the subway? Maybe between the cushions on a sofa?

No, city staff... ...

CITY VIEWS: Budget surpluses nothing new at city hall

The appropriate thing to do when someone slaps a pie in your face, I'm told, is to smack your lips, roll your eyes and say, "Boston Cream - my favourite."

So in that spirit, may I say... ...

TDSB professional development event price tag slashed

After a public outcry from parents and trustees, a Toronto District School Board (TDSB) professional development event slated to take place at the Air Canada Centre has had its original $345,000 price... ...

ARC motion narrowly passes

The proverbial carrot has been dangled to parents concerned about school closures resulting from Accommodation Review Committees (ARC) in their neighbourhoods, but as with most dangling goodies there... ...