“I think it’s important to learn a bit about our local heritage and our local ecology. The ravines are a very important aspect of Toronto,” said Taylor Stone. “We have the largest ravine system of any city in the world. Getting Torontonians to appreciate it and appreciate that there is this potential to experience nature right in our backyards is important.”
Donations go towards Evergreen Brick Works initiatives including tree planting, group programming and community sustainability.
In the past few weeks, Dunlop, 17, has built and tweaked a masterpiece of a maze at his home, in the Coxwell-Cosburn avenues area. It comes to life with animated spooks at every turn.
As Halloween approaches there’s a rise in all things spooky, and with the release of horror movies such as Paranormal Activity 4, people are becoming more interested in the unknown.
A Scarborough woman’s back and front yards have become a source of controversy in her community
An empty film club tries to attain an audience at a Scarborough library. The National Film board of Canada (NFB) has partnered with public libraries, including some in Scarborough, to promote Canadian films.
While we are still a couple months out from being able to skate outdoors, there are plenty of indoor alternatives available within Scarborough.
As the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, Onley is annually presented with the first poppy of the Ontario Poppy Campaign. Bruce Julian, vice president of the Ontario provincial command of the Royal Canadian Legion, presented Onley with the poppy on Oct. 23 at Queen’s Park.
The winds of change are stirring in one of Toronto’s oldest industries. The licensing and standards committee assessed possible changes to the adult entertainment business on Oct. 19
Many people know that a white comfy pillow and a nice relaxing massage can go a long way.
That can only be assumed for the most recent participants of Centennial College’s Massage Therapy Clinic.