The Toronto Observer

Old technology may be the solution to Canada’s electoral blahs. At least, that’s an idea Dave Meslin’s Better Ballots project has discovered.

Thanks to changes to the Ontario Drugs Benefits program, residents can look forward to more affordable medicine from their local drug stores, said the Consumers’ Association of Canada.

Police arrested two men in connection to the ongoing sexual assault investigation of a 16-year-old girl.

Three Toronto high school’s are expanding their concert musical programs into uncharted - and unscripted - territory. Under the guidance of 22-year-old Toronto musician, teacher and entrepreneur Mitch Wong, students at De La Salle College, University of Toronto Schools and St. Clement's School are learning how to jam.

A protest by Ontario First Nations last week at Queen’s Park is only the first phase in growing opposition towards Dalton McGuinty’s planned harmonized sales tax (HST).

It’s not easy making new friends at high school, even if you’re a police officer.

Adults ducked and dodged each other across the arts studio floor. Some were assassins. Others were bodyguards. It was all make-believe and, according to innovation consultant Colleen Reitzel, designed to stimulate creativity.

A report prepared by Ontario hospitals offers the provincial government ways to save on the cost of palliative care and other health-care services.

Don’t let your next drive be your child’s last. That’s the message behind the Toronto Child Seat Safety Coalition’s new ad campaign. Coalition officials staged a press conference recently to unveil a new public awareness poster at the Toronto Police Services’s Spring Child Seat Safety Clinic held at the corner of St. Clair Avenue West and Runnymede Road.

Toronto’s new Transit City project on Eglinton Avenue includes Ontario’s first specialized u-turn intersection and drivers used to making the standard left turn at traffic lights will have to pay a bit of attention.