Artist ends year-long journey to identify veteran in painting
Last November, Gerre Virsunen was going up the escalator in Loblaws at Bathurst Street and St. Clair Avenue West, when she saw a veteran selling poppies.
Last November, Gerre Virsunen was going up the escalator in Loblaws at Bathurst Street and St. Clair Avenue West, when she saw a veteran selling poppies.
When Rose Wells saw lawn signs with messages of inclusivity popping up around her neighbourhood, she knew it was something she had to be a part of.
Ignorance, immaturity and socioeconomic inequality to blame for unfair streaming practices, report finds.
Follow our Toronto Observer team of reporters bringing you all the coverage Saturday live from the Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton, Ontario. From the media box to the sidelines, and from the stadium to the tailgate parties, follow the first-ever Toronto Observer coverage of this marquee event in Canadian collegiate sports.
The Toronto Blue Jays are off to a less than ideal start this season, and are currently tied for second in the American League East with a 7-7 record.
Rod Malos was number 41 in line when his wife called to tell him to come home. While he waited his turn, she’d successfully enrolled their children in summer swimming and soccer programs online.
On his way out of the East York Community Centre, moments later, Malos handed his ticket to a man who had just arrived at the end of the line. By the time number 41 was called, less than an hour after registration had begun, however, the man who received Malos’s ticket was out of luck.
On March 9, dozens of people lined up early at the community centre, waiting to register their children for spring and summer recreational programs in East York.
Should terminally ill minors have the right to die? What about those suffering from mental illness?
According to Don Valley West MP Rob Oliphant and the Special Joint Committee on Physician-Assisted Dying, the answer is yes.
Fifty-two of Ontario’s strongest post-secondary students competed at the Ontario Powerlifting Association’s fourth annual College and University meet on Feb. 6. And they were a lot stronger than last year.
For a second consecutive day, CUPE Local 79 and the City of Toronto have agreed to extend the deadline of their contract discussions by 24 hours.
Today the Toronto Blue Jays will go to arbitration with Josh Donaldson for the second year in a row. Donaldson, the reigning American League MVP, is seeking $11.8 million, and was offered $11.35 million by the team.