The Toronto Observer

Everything seems to be a little upside down in the NFL these days. Cleveland, Detroit, and Oakland all call themselves division leaders. Someone other than the Indianapolis Colts is leading the AFC South, thanks to the Houston Texans. But possibly the biggest shock is the emergence of the Buffalo Bills. Buffalo has a perfect 3-0 [...]

The Hamilton Ticats are coming off a 55-36 stomping of the Calgary Stampeders in Moncton, N.B. and the last time they faced the Argos, the black and yellow came out with a 37-32 victory in August.

Much to the chagrin of East York residents, Pottery Road from Broadview Avenue to the Bayview Extension will remain closed until further notice.

A Canadian defence historian worries that eviction of Toronto’s Air and Space Museum from its Downsview location threatens the country’s aviation heritage. On Sept. 20, Downsview Park, the museum’s landlord, delivered an eviction letter to museum volunteers, saying the museum has six months to pack up and leave.

Let’s take a look at the Jays players and how they fared in 2011.

Blair McIntosh has been involved in more than 100 major multi-sport and single sport events over the last 28 years, and he’s not done.

Two of the top prospects in Canadian soccer will be making their international debuts during the second leg of FIFA World Cup qualifiers in October.

There are many who believe you can’t be a true champion until you defend your title, and the cross-country team at Birchmount Park is taking that sentiment to heart.

Centennial Colts men’s soccer team is off to a 0-1 start to the season, but even the loss brings some optimism going forward.

Last June, Rachel Chen graduated from Glenforest Secondary School in Mississauga. Completing Grade 12, she had difficulty finding the money to pay for her college application. “When we were doing the actual application where you had to apply for post-secondary school, it was very discouraging,” she said. “Just to actually put your application through is [...]