Movember’s sirens and ‘staches
For the first time, Toronto’s Fire Services, Police Force and Paramedics collaborated and organized the 911 Challenge for the Movember Foundation.
Articles by Rushanthi Kesunathan
Story of Nazi’s Canadian female prisoner told at library
Andria Hill-Lehr, author of Mona Parsons: From Privilege to Prison, from Nova Scotia to Nazi Europe, shared the story of Parsons.
A helmet exemption is not a religious accommodation
Ontario will join Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba in exempting helmets for turban-wearing Sikh motorcyclists.
Flame retardants are harming northern communities, professor says
The use of flame retardants is a social justice issue, an environmental chemistry professor told a small audience at S. Walter Stewart Library on Oct. 2.
City’s road safety efforts need more action, not more plans
A mayoral candidate’s safer streets proposal isn’t fresh, it could work. All it needs is the city and councils support.
The irrational fear of government pot shops near schools
A pot shop opening half a kilometre from a school has created an irrational amount of fear in parents and a platform for Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne to get more votes.
Pride should include uniformed police
Will the real Pride Toronto please stand up?
Little Stanley Cup decided in overtime thriller
As one hockey league begins the long journey to the Stanley Cup, another has already handed one out.
Dozens play dead at die-in at city hall
Dozens of demonstrators held a die-in in front of city hall Monday evening, hoping it would send the mayor and city council members a message.
Toronto’s missing and murdered gay men
Torontonians have been shaken by these murders and shocked that their city may have housed another serial murderer.