Toronto has gained a reputation for it’s dying live music scene. Now, the city is looking to implement a number of changes to its noise bylaws to help out artists. That’s music to the ears of some bar owners, but not everyone agrees.
Reporter: Ben Freeman Collins
From isolation to activism
Toronto activist Justin Romanov is protesting the treatment of LGBT people in Chechnya, where three men have been killed so far and at least 100 arrested in an anti-gay campaign according to Novaya Gazeta.
Understanding the victory at Vimy
The Battle of Vimy Ridge is remembered as one of the pivotal points in Canadian history. It is often said that it was the moment Canada came of age. But as historian Jack Granatstein points out the truth is much more nuanced.
Emotional exhibit at City Hall for World TB Day
Friday is World TB Day, a global effort to raise awareness around tuberculosis. Despite being easily treatable in Canada those infected feel isolated and stigmatized.
Toronto filmmaker Rob Stewart found dead
The U.S. Coast Guard has announced they have found the body of Toronto filmmaker and conservationist Rob Stewart near the Florida Keys.
Four boys arrested after multiple robberies
Toronto Police have arrested four boys after a series of robberies that occurred over the weekend.
‘Tis the season for norovirus
The recent outbreak of norovirus is not an unusual trend, according to Dr. Michael Finkelstein, associate medical officer of health at Toronto Public Health.
York Region may shame drunk drivers
With an increasing trend in the number of drunk drivers York Regional Police are considering implementing a “name and shame” program. Those convicted of a driving under the influence could have their name shared on social media.