It’s about Epping time
Leaside Curling Club’s own Team Epping hit, drew, and swept their way to the top, winning the Recharge With Milk Tankard.
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Leaside residents distressed by media storm over alleged serial killer
The commotion caused by the media frenzy four days into the Bruce McArthur investigation has some Leaside residents distressed. Police set up a large tent Monday in the back yard of a property where human remains were discovered of at least three missing Toronto men.
Alleged gay village serial killer hid victims’ bodies in garden planters: police
Elements of the Toronto police task force codenamed Project Prism have unearthed the remains of at least three different victims in the garden of a home in a quiet Leaside neighborhood.
Early Monday, police revealed the presence of an excavation team in the Bayview Avenue and Moore Avenue area, as they also detailed the results of what exactly the backyard has yielded to date.
Christmas pageant embraces ‘radical hospitality’
Leaside United Church’s annual Christmas pageant is a family affair for the Lapier family.
Police looking for man who fled after Leaside crash
Driver of vehicle flees after small collision police say occupant may have been carrying a gun.
One friend dead, one arrested after shooting in Leaside
A tragic incident leaves one friend in jail and the other in the morgue.
Just before midnight last night the police were called to 111 Rykert Crescent.
Fake Leaside homeless shelter received mixed reviews
A campaign attempting to raise awareness about homelessness has received mixed-emotions from residents of a wealthy Toronto neighbourhood.
Lower speed limit signs coming to East York … but not right away
New signs for reduced speed limits will not be posted on residential streets in East York until early next year, according to Toronto and East York Transportation Services. The vote to reduce speed limits was approved unanimously by the Toronto and East York community council in early September. The speed limit on some residential roads in East York officially went from 40 kilometres per hour to 30, a week ago. Toronto and East York Transportation Services supervisor Sandra Burk said the delay in posting the signs is because the process is complex.
New East York speed-limit signage still months away
New signs for reduced speed limits will not be posted on residential streets in East York until early next year, according to Toronto and East York Transportation Services. The vote to reduce speed limits was approved unanimously by the…
Galloping through the blooms
Joanna Blanchard and her team of four volunteers from the Leaside Garden Society were awarded first place for their piece in the Open Design category at Canada Blooms this year. The theme, ‘Horsepower,’ was inspired by the equestrian events at the Toronto PanAm/Parapan Am Games taking place this summer.