Hope for better transportation is the reason why most of Scarborough voted for Ford. By cutting transportation services, Ford will not only keep residents waiting longer in the cold this winter but he will also break the one campaign promise that convinced Scarborough to choose him.
Editorial: Centennial College was wise to pull out of a project that was not yielding results.
The City of Toronto has rejected Centennial College’s proposal to redevelop the historic Guild Inn in Scarborough. In 2008, the college had proposed to build a 120-room hotel with plans to restore the Bickford residence. The two-phase project also included adding a restaurant, banquet facility and spa.
After residents were unhappy with missing service along Kingston road after a Variety Village stop was added, the TTC brought back the 12B bus last weekend.
As the sun rises over Toronto each morning, Khetag Pliev wakes up and starts his run. The 6:30 a.m. wake up is just the beginning to a long day for one of Canada’s brightest amateur stars. Pliev was one of 500 Canadian athletes who competed in last month’s Pan American Games, where he won the [...]
U of T starts its unprecedented fundraising efforts named 'Boundless'. UTSC's senior administrators and students talk about whether the campaign is too ambitious and how it could benefit the east-end campus.
A community is left in limbo. Parents are left worried, daycare workers are left sacrificing, volunteer workers are donating and a family oriented neighbourhood is left fighting. What weighs heavily on their minds is the question: Will Scarborough’s Progress Child Care centre shut down or not?
Scarborough Arts & Life Photos
From the moment the University to Toronto’s Scarborough Concert Choir and the Ensemble TrypTych Chamber Choir took stage, the story was lost in high pitched, vibrato translation.
The men of St. Dunstan Anglican Church won a year ago, beating the women by $5. "We think they just put the $5 in,” Norma Campbell said with a laugh. Each year at the church's Holly Berry Bazaar, the men and women of St. Dunstan compete to see who can raise the most money by selling their baking.
Toronto's highrise-housing building boom should continue to climb skyward for the next couple of years thanks to the sputtering U.S. economy, Toronto Real Estate Board president Richard Silver says.
