For Ghofran Alyass, her parents need to plead for help to carry her and her chair up the stairs when there are no elevators in the subway station. Accessibility in Toronto still remains a problem as it continues to create inconveniences for people with disability.
Leaside United Church’s annual Christmas pageant is a family affair for the Lapier family.
Some commuters are unhappy about the TTC streetcar diversion on King Street, starting from Sept. 7 to Sept. 11 at 6 a.m. in order to facilitate the annual Toronto International Film Festival.
A 39-year-old female cyclist is facing serious injuries after being struck and dragged by a garbage truck at the corner of Lesmount Ave. and Cosburn Ave. on Sept 12.Police say the call came in at approximately 8:45 a.m.
Effective July 1, 2017, landlords in Toronto are expected to register with the city for the units they rent out, and pay a $10.60 annual fee for each unit. Landlords are also subject to do cleaning, maintenance and implementing security protocols, and must regularly conduct pest inspections. The bylaws will affect over 3,500 buildings across the city.
Police are investigating after finding shell casings at Vendome Place and Grenoble Drive. They had received calls about gunshots being heard.
Toronto Police are looking for the driver who fled the scene of a roll over collision early Saturday morning.
Sgt. Kerry Schmidt drives a very different vehicle compare to the other front line patrol vehicles we see on the streets. Schmidt drives a Mercedes Sprinter which act as a mobile command unit for police officers to discuss plans and strategies before executing their plans.
There is one section in the Canadian International Auto Show that shows the roots of it all; The Art and Automobile exhibit; The Canadian story.
More people are holding their phones to text and call while driving their vehicles. Since 2011, the Toronto Police have issued more than 110,000 charges that are related to distracted driving.