After uncovering approximately 12,000 shards of pottery concealed underneath a small undisturbed strip of land, the Markham Museum, now has the evidence to tell the story of area pioneers and their relationship to the land.
A Ryerson engineering student says Toronto TV viewers don’t have to buy cable to receive new high-definition channels. All they need is a coat hanger and a piece of wood.
Parking at Yorkdale Mall on a Saturday afternoon can be a stressful experience, but with new technology, it may get a little easier.
For Jenny Chan, 25, she did more than shopping at Scarborough Town Centre Friday, as the annual Chinese New Year Parade went through the mall.
Although Scarborough may not be known for its art scene, the Scarborough Arts Council is trying to bring some colour to the east end.
It may not be Broadway, but the Scarborough Music Theatre puts on a show that could give the big stage a run for its money.
King Tut and the rest of ancient Egypt paid a short visit to Morningside Library last week.
The townhouses on Hainford Street, near Kingston Road and Lawrence Avenue, were centrestage for Little House on the Prairie: The Musical touring cast members last week.
The taxi business is tough work, but especially if you’re a woman, says Scarborough cab driver Fawzia Karim.
Iftikhar Shaikh’s has dirt under his fingernails. His hands are scratched from working in tight spaces. Beads of sweat dot his forehead. But Shaikh, 16, a Grade 10 student at Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute in Toronto, doesn’t mind. He’s just happy to be here.