Music has always been about the sharing of an artistic expression with others. But not all those involved in Internet-based music, agree with the culture of sampling. Five panellists spoke at a free public forum…
Torontonians have come to expect that each September the newspapers will be filled with stories about out-of-control homecoming parties at Queen’s University in Kingston, but what they won’t find are headlines reporting similar student mayhem…
In 2006 Scarborough resident Taryn Welch-Joslyn caught the attention of her friends and family. At just 13 years of age, she was diagnosed with an eating disorder-anorexia nervosa. During her recovery period, she never would…
New rules imposed by Elections Canada for Tuesday’s federal election left some voters confused and frustrated. The polls opened at 9:30 a.m. and closed at 9:30 p.m. In between, some Toronto-Danforth residents who were assigned…
Paying it forward. That was the motivation behind the first-ever Brew Some Good campaign sponsored by Maxwell House on March 26 at the busy Eglinton subway station. Maxwell House announced their partnership with Habitat for…
Following the tabling of the Ontario budget yesterday, the leader of the Opposition accused the provincial government of ignoring the warning signs of a declining economy. Finance Minister Dwight Duncan presented the 2008 budget at…
Toronto trustees vote 11-9 in favour of proposal