Local restaurant hosts celebration fit for a king
Dutch ex-pats will be painting the Danforth orange today (April 27) and tomorrow in honour of King Willem-Alexander’s 51st birthday.
Dutch ex-pats will be painting the Danforth orange today (April 27) and tomorrow in honour of King Willem-Alexander’s 51st birthday.
Ali Weinstein started swimming at the East York Community Centre before her first birthday. Her father, Larry Weinstein, says while other kids were miserable in the water, she had the widest smile he’d ever seen.
As a child, Andrew von Teichman was bullied for wearing an eye-patch to treat his astigmatism. That experience helped determine how he and his wife, Natalie von Teichman, would later raise their own four sons.
A good way to start a love affair between the community and native plants is to approach local organizations for permission to garden on their property, says gardening expert Lorraine Johnson.
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.
The East York Collegiate Institute robotics team goes to competition in the FIRST Robotics program, having already won awards. Students on the team explain what the team means to them, and how it has helped build their future.
Progressive Conservative candidate Jon Kieran knows he has an uphill battle, trying to defeat Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne in her own riding of Don Valley West.
The workshop is a compressed version of the annual seminar in Toronto called “Maker Festival,” a two-day event that features more than 100 local tech groups and makers showcasing their work.
A children’s store is probably not the first place you’d associate with menstrual products. But that’s where you’ll find a drop-off point for donations to The Period Purse, a grassroots organization dedicated to delivering menstrual products and toiletries in fashionable purses to menstruators across Canada.
Terri Favro, who describes herself as a “digital immigrant”, is a Canadian author who enjoys writing about robots. “The word immigrant means we are newcomers to technologies, struggling to adapt to the alien world,” Favro explains.