Smartphones, headphones, and the bane of distracted walking
There are no statistics on injuries or fatalities of distracted walking according to police
Articles by Juan Romero-Usme
City council cuts hit community councils even harder
Brad Bradford is a critic of reducing the number of city council seats. But it may offer community councils a chance to gain power, he says.
Fall art show an eye-opener for hobby artists
The Papermill Gallery is hosting the annual art show for the Willowdale Group of Artists through Saturday, Nov. 10.
Tension rises at town hall on gun control in Toronto
Some pro-gun members stood up and argued against some of the points being made by the guest speakers. Others left early, believing they were not being allowed to express their concerns.
Blue Jays fans still have high hopes despite slow start
Jays fans keep their hopes intact even as the Blue Jays are getting off to the slowest start in franchise history.
Security images released two weeks after bank holdup
Police released security camera images on March 29 of a man wanted in connection with a bank holdup in East York.
Gentrification: Why the owners of Pape Avenue’s Milk Mart are retiring
Every day for the last 19 years, Salim “Sam” Hadad, his daughter Mary and his son-in-law Emel were up at 7 a.m. to open Milk Mart Convenience at Pape and Cosburn avenues in Toronto’s Pape Village. Milk Mart…