The Toronto Observer

Chandra’s Takeout Restaurant & Catering on Markham Rd. pleaded guilty to four food-safety violations in an East Toronto court Nov. 13.

The neighbourhoods of east Scarborough are often overlooked by the powers-that-be in this city.

News about the recent food-safety violations found at a small restaurant in Scarborough is like déjà-vu, as we have learned in the past about many other restaurants that have had the same problems.

A 10-storey, eco-friendly condominium building is to be constructed on Lawrence Avenue East. The building was approved by Scarborough council earlier this month.

The fight for the Pan Am games may be won, but a new battle is beginning. Now that Toronto has the games, the question of what venues in the GTA are going to be hosting them remains, most notably the site for the Swimming and Diving portions of the games. While it’s supposedly decided, there [...]

For most Canadians, the chance to represent your country is typically associated with mainstream sports like hockey or track and field, played on a grand scale such as the Olympics or a World Championship event.

Members of the Scarborough Hockey Association have come up with a few marketing strategies to involve the public in hockey.

Someone is willing to take John Kelloway’s place in case the Scarborough Hockey Association president steps down.

Black students don’t get the support they need in high school to continue in university, about 100 East Scarborough students were told at the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus on Nov. 18.o

Most Torontonians are not familiar with the black experience in Canada, but for Adrienne Shadd, African-Canadian history is in her blood.