Wendy Agnew, former principal at Blessed Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School, has been named a justice of the peace on Oct. 14. Agnew was at the high school for about six weeks and has worked…
For Alan and Dianne Doucette, hikes in the Rouge Valley have become a tradition. The couple comes three to four days a week to take in the sights around the park. They’ve been doing this for 20 years, but Alan says they’re not at all bored.
Sue Hawkins could not help but burst out laughing when she was reminded about the first few months at Durham College after Second Career, an Ontario government skills-retraining program, was introduced in June 2008.
Two new bridges were unveiled by Mayor David Miller recently at Morningside and Finch Avenues to help improve access to the Morningside Heights community.
As she sat out on her deck two years ago, Susan Fleming watched a tiny bird fledge out of the tree and fall at her feet. Little did she know, this fledgling with bright blue eyes would be the catalyst for her latest documentary, Murder of Crows.
The city has fallen behind in its plans for the Bikeway Network Program initiated in 2008. But how much of a priority is this program for Scarborough residents?
An average of 20 would-be drivers visit the Port Union DriveTest branch every day, despite it being seven weeks since DriveTest employees walked off their jobs.
Centennial College’s midtown campus was evacuated by Toronto police on Tuesday morning after they received an apparent bomb threat.
Robin Kiatipis was a week away from taking her G level road test last month when she learned about the Ontario DriveTest strike. Kiatipis is one of many drivers (or would-be drivers) who have felt…
Having a sloped, southward facing roof that receives full sun light between 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. are just some of the requirements that Diane Gillies and her fiancée, Rock Jethwa, need in order to install a hot water solar system on their East York home.