Natasha Morris has owned her home since 1983, but has not slept in her own bedroom since July 14. She is currently sleeping on a couch in her Scarborough Ward 36 home after a storm left her basement bedrooms flooded on July 15. Her roommate is sleeping on the floor.
In movies such as DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story and Bad Teacher, dodgeball is depicted as the sport of choice for bullies to torment their peers. But for one Toronto team they find themselves aiming for quite the opposite.
Jarious Jackson led the Toronto Argonauts to a 29-10 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, snapping a two-game losing streak on Saturday night. Jackson, making his first start for the Argonauts in place of the…
When Canada said goodbye to AMC Theatres over the summer it put the fate of the Kennedy Commons theatre location in jeopardy.
Months of dedication and hard work paid off on Saturday when the residents of Scarborough celebrated the unveiling of the newly renovated community rink at the Centennial East Recreation Centre.
Lauren Kraetschmer delicately cuts up vegetables into bite-size pieces for a bubbling pot of soup. She also stirs sizzling Bavarian sauerkraut decked with peaches. But her favourite part of dinner preparations are the breaded dumplings. “It was funning chopping them up and making them into balls,” she said.
Russell Martin’s 20th home run of the season led the New York Yankees to 11-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night.
The Toronto native’s three-run homer was part of a four-run sixth inning rally that sealed the game for the Yankees.
Toronto Police are asking residents near Pharmacy Avenue and Danforth Road for assistance in their investigation of a suspicious fire which erupted early Tuesday morning.
According to police, a male ‘person of interest’ offered a statement at the local police station, but was later released. No one has currently been charged.
Centennial College’s Environmental Student Society (ESS) played their part in Saturday’s Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup.
Fifteen students stand in three groups across their classroom, waiting for teacher Fiona Hopkins to count them down.