Ontario and Toronto’s anti-black racism plans ready for action
With the blessing of Mayor John Tory, Toronto can expect a new anti-black racism plan to take affect early this year.
Articles by Eden Debebe
Cooling stations offer East Yorkers a breath of fresh air
East Yorkers looking for respite from the record-breaking temperatures currently blasting the city can pop by the East York Civic Centre for a breath of cold air.
Councillor calls for cap on highrises
Ward 27 councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam is calling for a hold on tall building developments until planned area assessments can be completed.
TTC hosts annual pizza fundraiser
The TTC is holding its annual pizza fundraiser in support of United Way every Wednesday at subway stations across the city.
Man rushed to hospital after collision in Corktown
Paramedics were called to take a man to hospital after a serious car crash in Corktown at about 12 p.m. on Oct. 9.
Uber putting Toronto on the map
Beginning Sept. 19, ride-sharing service Uber is mapping the city. Toronto is the second Canadian city to undergo this process, with Edmonton being the first.
March break 2016 in East York
Todmorden Mills, located at 67 Pottery Rd., is a great way to experience authentic pioneer living. This historical site is running a daily drop-in program dubbed “March Mania in the Valley,” from 12-4 pm over the break.
Highest percentage of female grads in latest cop class
Toronto Police Class 1503 had its highest percentage of female graduates on Thursday. The graduating class is 48 per cent women, with more than a third being a visible minority. It’s 18 per cent up from last year,…
Meetings held across Toronto on road safety
Meetings are being held across the city to share views and opinions on road safety in Toronto.
Former Goodwill staff protest closings
Ex-employees of the 16 Goodwill locations that were suddenly closed this week are protesting the decision.