Buddhist temple to install cameras, fence
Scarborough Buddhists say they fear for their safety after their temple erupted in flames in what is suspected to be its second case of arson in seven months.
Scarborough Buddhists say they fear for their safety after their temple erupted in flames in what is suspected to be its second case of arson in seven months.
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.
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” These words were written by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1963 and hold a special meaning, especially today.
The Toronto Zoo’s elephant herd mourned the loss of its matriarch, Tara, who passed away on Nov. 30.
A Buddhist temple in Scarborough was in flames again in what is suspected to be the second case of arson at the site in just seven months.
Peter Tabuns, the NDP member of provincial Parliament for Toronto-Danforth, has called on the ministry of transportation to cut ties with the company embroiled in the current DriveTest strike.
Lick’s Homeburgers opened its doors at Morningside Mall on Nov. 5 — by popular demand, says the restaurant’s owner Eddie Hu.
Ome Jamal clearly values the community she lives in. It’s evident in all the projects she has undertaken to help Scarborough residents through the years.
Advertising representatives say a by-law slated for debate Monday at a special sitting of Toronto city council could have a detrimental effect on the industry if passed.
Toronto city council voted Friday to give boys’ and girls’ hockey teams equal access to ice time at eight board-run arenas in Toronto.