Students upset university open during snow storm
On Feb. 12, universities and colleges across the GTA closed following Environment Canada’s storm warning.
On Feb. 12, universities and colleges across the GTA closed following Environment Canada’s storm warning.
Toronto teachers and parents say they’re upset about Ontario considering scrapping the classroom size cap.
For the last four years, “Paul the crossing guard” has been at the corner of Queen Street East and Elmer Avenue helping children and locals safely through the intersection. Now he’s saying goodbye.
It’s a long way from The X Factor UK to Yonge-Dundas Square. That’s where former reality-TV contestant Niall Sexton found himself one evening last fall.
Greenhouse Juice Co. announced on Jan. 14, that it would be creating a line of cannabis-infused drinks.
The Vue convention centre is not in Georgia or Tennessee. It’s in Etobicoke, and the politician the crowd of 900 was coming to support was Maxime Bernier, the founder and leader of the People’s Party of Canada.
Love jazz vesper services at Northlea United encourages connection, community, and sharing
A new book by former mayor Alan Redway chronicles the history of East York, from its 1924 incorporation until its dissolution by Mike Harris’s Progressive Conservative government.
For the 49-year-old owner of Atomic Age Comics, his story started when he noticed his father being drawn to the Danforth.
Toronto’s eighth annual Day of the Dead celebration took place at Evergreen Brick Works.