The Toronto Observer

The 3-4 Buffalo Bills have reached the midway point of their season without receiving anywhere near the production expected from their big off-season acquisition, wide receiver Terrell Owens.

The Toronto Marlies may be without their leading scorer, but will welcome back a pair of goalies when they play host to Adirondack and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Friday and Sunday respectively.

A local minor hockey executive says he does not believe there is any greater risk of contracting the H1N1 virus at the rink, than in any other areas of the community.

Ninety years ago, John J. Allen opened a theatre on a dirt road just east of the Bloor Street viaduct.

As Toronto neighbourhoods evolve and draw in new blood, generally that change is seen as a good thing, but not all change is positive.

By a convincing margin, Toronto city council voted to support mayor David Miller and rebuff the high-profile advances of a London-based trucking company intent on seeking a $100-million dollar garbage contract.

H1N1 flu vaccination sites for the general public will open across Toronto on Monday, and in the wake of two recent, highly-publicized flu deaths, health care workers are bracing for heavy response.

Brad Richards scored two goals and James Neal had the overtime winner to lead the Dallas Stars past the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3 on Wednesday night at American Airlines Center.

In what was expected to be a showcase between two stars from the 2003 NBA draft, a 2006 draftee ended up stealing the show.

Imagine being a Toronto Maple Leafs fan and dreaming of having season tickets for years, then one day you get a letter reminding you that you’re on the coveted waiting list. For many, it would be cause for celebrating, but for Jacqui Banner, it was like having her dream slightly out of reach.