Jaime Lee Rattray scored the game winner and added an assist to lead Team Canada to a 4-3 win over Team USA evening up the Rivalry Series at one game apiece in women’s hockey international play Thursday night.
Canada was forced to rebound after dropping the opener Tuesday night in London 1-0, where American goaltender Alex Rigsby had a 33 save shutout performance.
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.
Since 1921, the Toronto Transit Commission has been serving Toronto with vehicles ranging from horse-drawn carriages to the Toronto Rocket subway trains. Almost 100 years later, transit historian Trevor Parkins-Sciberras is trying to bring some of these lost relics home.
The Toronto Light Festival aims to get people out of their homes, give them a good community experience, and make them smile.
Bruce McArthur has been sentenced to life behind bars, and will be eligible for parole after 25 years Superior Justice John McMahon ruled from Toronto’s Superior Court of Justice Friday afternoon.
Confused about Presto? You’re not alone. In fact, there have been many questions and complaints about the transition to the new system.
Recreational cannabis has been legal in Canada since October, yet just this past week, Metrolinx banned the use of cannabis while off-duty for several “safety-sensitive” positions.
Friends and family of Kirushna Kumar Kanagaratnam, one of serial killer Bruce McArthur’s victims, shared their anguish in a Toronto courtroom Tuesday as their victim impact statements were read aloud.
These are some of the stories loved ones shared in courtroom 6-1 as serial killer Bruce McArthur’s sentencing hearing took place Monday in Toronto’s Superior Court of Justice.
Scarborough commuters experienced a nightmare this week as a shutdown of Line 3 lasted four days.
A group of Torontonians is helping put a part of Niger State, Nigeria, on the map — literally.
They’re part of an initiative to build digital maps for some of the most vulnerable communities in the world. Sixty of the volunteers gathered recently at the Toronto headquarters of Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to work on the project.
Vince Chang, who lives in New York, is the curator of the “Art of the North” exhibit, which is a collaboration between the Toronto Raptors and Conscious Basketball.
The news of Roy Halladay’s election into the National Baseball Hall of Fame was met with an overwhelmingly positive reaction. The same can’t be said for the decision to have neither the Toronto Blue Jays nor Philadelphia Phillies represented on his Hall of Fame plaque.
Patrick Anderson led the way with 34 points as Team Canada defeated Team Japan 76-55 in international friendly wheelchair basketball on Thursday night at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to spend the day with the Stanley Cup? To lift it above your head, fill it with beer, or even put a baby in it? The manager of the Black Dog Pub in Scarborough now knows what that feels like.
It was a blow out to say the least. The University of Toronto Varsity Blues fell 67-37 to the Ryerson Rams. The Varsity Blues couldn’t catch a break on defence and weren’t making offensive strides enough to compete in the Rams home-opening game. Despite the loss, University of Toronto head coach Michele Belanger was able […]
The Toronto tea festival is underway for the seventh year in a row according to Bill Kamula, the spokesperson for the event. This year, the festival features 52 vendors the most they’ve had yet, and they’ve added an extra day to the event.
Canada’s new Food Guide scraps the old dairy and meat categories, and instead introduces “protein foods.”
Jan. 25, a day of celebrating Scottish culture and the late Scottish poet, Robert Burns, becomes a day for one Scotsman to remember when he became a Canadian.
Bhaktimarga Swami, popularly known as The Walking Monk, promotes pilgrimage and has walked across Canada four times and the U.S. once.
For the first time, Toronto’s Fire Services, Police Force and Paramedics collaborated and organized the 911 Challenge for the Movember Foundation.
Love jazz vesper services at Northlea United encourages connection, community, and sharing
Ontario’s “government for the people” has released a plan for social-assistance reform that may not benefit all the people.
As winter approaches, certain methods of transportation are being stored away for the season. For a large group of people, however, that doesn’t include skateboards.
For 46 years we served the East York Community. Just a bunch of students with drive and ambition wanting to be a part of something great. And great we were.
The East York Observer was an award-winning paper recognized as one of the best student-run paper in Toronto.