Toronto clowns not laughing about Creepy Clown Craze
With the rise of creepy clown incidents, professional clowns in Canada have become concerned about damage to their reputation.
Articles by Kaitlyn Smith
East York sisters re-defining entrepreneurship
A month ago, Gemma and Anna Postill opened Be The Vibe to raise $3,000 for a sustainable rain water system in East Africa.
TTC fare increase called unfair
Toronto’s coalitions and organizations for transit riders met yesterday to discuss their next steps after the 10-cent fare increase jointly approved by the TTC on Wednesday.
Rally against Trump meets small group of Trump supporters
Rain and cold weather didn’t stop demonstrators from attending Toronto’s largest anti-Trump rally on Saturday against the recent U.S. presidential elections.
Torontonians for Trump respond to anti-Trump rally
Torontonians for Trump have responded to the planned Anti-Trump Rally at City Hall this weekend with a rally of their own.
‘Break-in’ at store turned out to be a fire
What was first suspected of being a break-in at Noor’s Fine Foods turned out to be a fire early this morning.
Gordon Stuckless sentencing hearing begins today
Gordon Stuckless begins his sentencing hearing after pleading guilty to over 100 charges of sexual assault, today.
Mayor John Tory remembers predecessor Rob Ford
Rob Ford was “very true to himself and his principles”, Mayor John Tory said. Tory spoke with media following the news that the former mayor and Ward 2 councillor had died at the age of 46 after fighting a rare cancer. “(Rob Ford) was above all else a profoundly human guy, and he will be missed,” Tory said.
East York loses legendary music teacher
Music “was his life,” said Mr. Lippert’s wife, Gloria — who was married to her husband for almost 52 years.
Life lessons from life drawing
David McClyment is an artist, art teacher and the coordinator of the college’s fine arts program. When I first met him in his office, he pointed at my head and said I’d need to turn my brain off.