Man arrested for multiple arsons
Police have arrested a man suspected of being involved in a series of arsons in the Wexford Park area.
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Officer on traffic duty arrests man for robbery
A Toronto police officer on traffic duty arrested a suspect for street robbery on Nov. 4 near Victoria Park and Sheppard avenues.
Top three places to see fall foliage in Toronto
You don’t have to travel miles away to a provincial park just to get a chance to view the colourful fall leaves this season. Right in the heart of Toronto you will be able to see these magnificent fall colours. All you need is to dedicate a lovely afternoon, a good pair of hiking shoes and that cup of pumpkin spice latte to keep you warm during your city adventure.
Man sought after bus driver threatened with knife
Police are trying to identify a man who allegedly threatened a TTC operator with a knife on Friday evening .
Woman sought for robbery
Police are trying to identify a woman who allegedly assaulted another woman in a bar in the Queen Street West and Cameron Street area on Oct. 23.
From Barney to Rossini
“The virtuosity and the Herculean nature of it is exciting, but opera singers also are storytellers and actors that must be able to have their techniques so lined up that they can communicate with an audience — while at the same time insisting on extreme particular demands from their instrument,” said Charles Sy. In this case, that “instrument” is the voice of Sy, a talented tenor who lives in East York and sings for the Canadian Opera Company.
The benefits of meditation to education
“Meditation is a practice. We are teaching ourselves a different stance in life, a different way of perceiving our issues and ourselves,” said counsellor Svetlana Lilova. “It is a practice in the sense of gaining a better perspective of understanding how we function and observing what happens for us, rather than getting caught up in a particular issue.”
Waiting to exhale at college meditation sessions
It’s nearly the end of another school semester, and that means it’s also a time of intense deadlines and preparation for final exams.
While most young people resign themselves to a month of caffeine consumption and all-nighters, things are a little different at Centennial College’s Story Arts Centre campus in East York. Here, stressed-out students – and their teachers — can attend meditation sessions every Tuesday from 3:30-4 p.m. at the campus’s fitness centre.
Sneaker hype brought to Toronto with Adidas
The much-anticipated Adidas Originals NMD sneaker series was released at various sneaker stores in Canada on Thursday morning.
Toronto’s unaffordable housing
A housing boom in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) has led to a steady increase in resale value over the past decade, but has also made the area’s housing less affordable, says a TD Economics…