Pan Am Games: Building a legacy or ‘enriching the rich?’
The 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver are attracting a fair amount of controversy.
Articles by Will Senn
Ontario police services see no change in use of Tasers
In response to the recent findings of the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP, spokesmen for both the OPP and Toronto Police Services, do not see use of Tasers changing in their forces.
East York coyote sightings up over previous year
The infamous East York coyote is still on the lam.
East York flu queue quieter
Scores of people waited in line again Monday morning at the East York Civic Centre to receive their H1N1 flu shots.
Theatre turns out lights for charity pajama party
The Fox Theatre in the Beach area of east end Toronto played host to 160 pajama-clad children and their parents Thursday night. The theatre at 2236 Queen St. E. hosted Jammie Jam, an event created…
Retired autoworkers fret from the sidelines
According to one observer the North American automotive industry needs upwards of $35 billion to survive the current global financial crisis. Vehicle sales are down across the continent and General Motors and Chrysler are continuing…
Autoworkers brace for restructuring
Canadian Auto Workers president Ken Lewenza believes that the Canadian and U.S. governments aren’t doing enough to ensure the survival of the North American auto industry. In a press conference in Ottawa on Thursday (Feb….
Is Winterlicious biting off more than it can chew?
Toronto’s Winterlicious event is advertised to the public as a chance to experience some of the best restaurants in the city, but one critic argues that the continued expansion of the event is lowering quality….
Election 2008: Liberal admits Layton a ‘formidable’ opponent
The runner-up in Tuesday’s Toronto-Danforth riding admits that running against a popular federal party leader posed a more serious challenge than expected. At a low-key post-election party Tuesday night at Rails and Ales, a pub…