The Toronto Observer

Police are looking for three male suspects after two taxi drivers were robbed near Morningside Avenue and Sewells Road on Nov. 13.

Only two weeks after a man tried unsuccessfully to base-jump off the Scarborough Bluffs, two more men have been fined for attempting the same.

“We’ve noticed more so in the States than in Canada, that we’re bringing a piece of our country with us when we travel. We notice the difference when we meet new people from that city and experience the vibe of the town that we’re in – it’s then we realize we’re really from Toronto and what this city has done to shape us.”

The Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute Panthers senior boys claimed their fourth consecutive Tier 1 volleyball city championship on Nov. 17 at Humber College.

West Hill's Grace Presbyterian Church expansion project is building excitement along with extra space, assistant pastor Rev. Mona Scrivens says.

Rob Ford’s choice for TTC chair has the new mayor’s campaign slogan top-of-mind. Rob Ford takes over the Toronto mayor’s office on Dec. 1. Yesterday, he announced his choices for chairs of standing committees from among elected city councilors.

Scarborough Town Centre recently unveiled its $62-million transformation at an official ceremony on Nov. 17. But it looks like very little changed.

It has seen a long shelf life, dating all the way back to 500 B.C. It had a hay-day in the 1960s and has a quiet following ever since, with fans sleeping, going around the world and walking the dog. It’s the yoyo.

Martha Kivanda says most of the food provided at food banks are unhealthy because they’re either expired or close to the expiry date. A single mother and student, Kivanda says she’s become discouraged in using food services.

Suraia Sahar says former British Prime Minister Tony Blair should be put on trial for war crimes. “He’s a war criminal and should be brought to justice for his war crimes,” Sahar said. “He completely lied to the world about weapons of mass destruction.”