Little Cameron Carter was ecstatic at getting some face time with Cere, a 13-year-old lanner falcon at the Toronto Zoo. For his mom, Linda Carter, World Animal Day was summed up in Cameron’s interaction with Cere.
Doris Huestis Mills Speirs was a writer, naturalist and contemporary painter of the Group of Seven. On Oct. 7, storyteller Adèle Koehnke, Speirs’ granddaughter, spoke about and showed artwork by her grandmother at Morningside Library.
Scarborough fans of Les Miserables didn’t need to buy a plane ticket to London to see the world’s longest running musical — all they needed was a movie ticket.
Growing up in a family of truckers, Randall Anderson never thought the time he spent with his father would resurface years later in his artwork.
The men at the gathering sang while the women danced. John Bolger, guitarist for the Undercovers played his custom Vadim bass mimicking a ballad made famous by Chicago. More than anything, he played for his…
Richard Mongiat and Jeff Winch don’t normally use their art for political statements.
But the thought of 400 more diesel trains running behind their homes moved them to do just that.
The Gem and Mineral Club of Scarborough recently celebrated its 42nd annual gem show.
A former Canadian publishing executive says, contrary to popular myth, e-readers have not killed the hard-cover book. On Sunday, publishers, readers and writers gathered at Queen’s Park during the annual Word on the Street festival…
The West Rouge community was out in full force to celebrate a double whammy of communal milestones.
Learning may get a bit wild in Scarborough schools this year. Zoocheck Canada’s new educational Keep it Wild! workshops are designed to teach elementary students the importance of environmental sustainability and about the wild animals currently in captivity all across the globe.