While electronic devices may feature prominently on your child’s Christmas wish list, an old-fashioned gift like a construction set or art supplies might actually be a better choice, says an East York therapist.
Looking into the eyes of a tiny, timid kitten with green eyes is sometimes all it takes to know this is the pet that you want to call family.
Remembrance Day reminds us about those who fought for Canada during both world wars, but remembering the discriminated minorities that served should not not be forgotten.
One of the ward 14 candidates arrived at the Story Arts Centre after not receiving a formal invitation for the debate. Alexander Peña interrupted fellow candidate Chris Marinakas’ opening statement, requesting for a chair.
The start of a new tradition is happening tomorrow: A Scarborough Nuit Blanche. For artists, art enthusiasts, residents of and outside the area, a new appreciation for community and creativity is evolving.
Ten people have been killed and 15 others have been seriously injured in Toronto when a suspect drove his white rented van into a crowded street in the city’s north end.
Short flashes of light enter the corner of your eyes. Then, large crowds of people are in your bedroom. But you can’t touch anything. There are no lights and the people are not real.
Torontonians are being scammed out of their money from fraud schemes over the telephone. Police say more than $5 million has been lost from at least five victims in Toronto.