Stem Cell Challenge set for U of T campuses

Cash, pills stolen in pharmacy break-in

Cash and a large quantity of drugs were taken during a break-in at a Scarborough pharmacy on Friday.

The theft occurred between 1 and 9 a.m. at the Port Union Pharmacy at 5550 Lawrence Ave. E.

SAC annual juried art show seeks submissions

Calling all artists! The Scarborough Arts Council is asking for submissions for its 25th annual juried exhibition. Entries must fall under this year's theme, which is Recall. Submissions must... ...

TTC work action rumoured after stern memo from GM

TTC workers' union will address rumours of a work-to-rule action Tuesday, after a memo urging employees to treat riders better was made public.

Neil McNeil doing its part for Haiti

Students and teachers at Neil McNeil Catholic Secondary School were hit especially hard by the news that a 7.0 earthquake had devastated much of Haiti last month.

Founded in 1959 by the Spiritan... ...

SHA moves ahead with plan for single-A teams in the GTHL

The Scarborough Hockey Association (SHA) finally went public this week with its plans to revamp the competitive system of minor hockey in Scarborough.

Cedar Hill president Ed Wahl and elected reps... ...

Scarborough teen going to Winter Olympics with McDonald's

Come next week, Scarborough resident Shevelle Stewart will be making the transition from golden arches to Olympic gold, fingers crossed of course.

Stewart, 19, who has worked at McDonald... ...

What's On | Nov 19

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Singer hits the right note on international stage

It's been said that hard work, determination and perseverance are the only ways to achieve your goals.

Mix in family values, faith and some natural talent and you have a recipe for success. This... ...

Fresh Fair slated for Albert Campbell Square on Saturday

A free concert is just the beginning at this year's Scarborough Fresh Fair.

The outdoor event this Saturday, Sept. 12, in Albert Campbell Square - near the Scarborough Centre Station - from... ...

Giambrone campaign represents continuation of Miller years

The war drums were beating at Adam Giambrone's mayoralty launch Monday night. And although the drums were being beaten by the cheerfully diverse bunch calling themselves Samba Squad, there was no... ...

EDITORIAL: Toronto has many events for Black History Month

February is Black History Month, and Toronto residents will have numerous opportunities to learn about and celebrate the black community's many contributions to our city.

Toronto was the first... ...

School trustees aim to reinvest money back to communities

The Toronto District School Board is scrambling to develop a plan to reinvest money saved from school closures back into local communities, but it may be too little, too late.

Some Accommodation... ...

Ontario colleges making last ditch effort to avoid faculty strike

As a teacher strike looms over Ontario's community colleges, the colleges' bargaining team is making a last-ditch effort to avoid the Feb. 11 strike deadline by stepping around the union and... ...