Toronto cycling groups have been lobbying City Hall for bike lanes on Bloor Street ever since amalgamation. And at a Toronto Cycling Advisory Committee (TCAC) meeting on Monday, March 17, Councillor Adrian Heaps declined committee…
On Feb. 27, 2006, the Competition Bureau of Canada signed an agreement with Fabutan Corporation. This agreement allowed for tanning salons to advertise that vitamin D can be maintained or increased in an artificial tanning…
Despite the economic situation south of the 49th parallel and the high currency, an economist says summer jobs for youth will not be a problem in the GTA. Youngsters across the GTA eagerly waiting for…
Evelyn Ragolia had been concerned about energy conservation for years ‑ so much so that she recently installed a sky light in her home to take advantage of sun-filled mornings and evenings. Last week mayor…
The Malvern, Highland Creek and West Hill areas probably won’t see increased public transportation anytime soon as local students voted this week against Universal Pass (U-Pass) that would have required all of them to buy-in.
Views of the Iraq war, American images in a south Asian style and work representing a full diaspora highlight a new exhibition at the Dores McCarthy Gallery this month.
Earth Hour has come to Toronto. The event has been a fixture in the media and is generating buzz online. But what will the popular initiative accomplish in the long run? Probably nothing.
Picture a room full of men, most in their teens and early 20s, but some into their 30s and 40s, hunched over, two to a table. The tables are battlefields, and the players are moving…
Bad timing and a poor effort put a premature end to the hockey season for the Mowat Gaels. After a decisive 8-2 win in the city quarter-finals against the Richview Saints, the favoured senior boys…
Baseball registration begins West Hill Baseball is starting up again for the 2008 summer season. Registration starts on March 29 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and continues each Saturday until April 26. The first…