Financing with teens was revealed to be one of the biggest concerns among parents in a survey by the Toronto District School Board.
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East York food plant to expand with money from Queen’s Park
The Mondelez-Peek Freans plant in East York is getting a significant upgrade that will expand the number of products made there.
How Toronto became the ‘centre of the universe’ for stargazing
Stargazing enthusiasts from all over the GTA attended an April 18 lecture by astrophysicist Dr. John Percy at S. Walter Stewart library on how Toronto became a “centre of the universe” for astral research and development.
Leaside cyclists raise money to bring water to Madagascar village
H2OCanada, a group devoted to helping people in Madagascar, held an event April 15 at CycleBar Leaside to raise money to provide clean water for Amberomena, a village in the island country’s eastern region.
Door-to-door visits planned at Greenwood Towers after second fatal fire
The Toronto Community Housing Corporation is planning door-to-door safety visits after a second fatal fire in Greenwood Towers since December.
Vehicle collision causes neighbourhood blackout
Two vehicles crashed at the intersection of Midland and Passmore avenues at about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night, the collision leading to a local power outage.
East York housing in high demand, expert says
The East York community is booming, and so is its housing market.
Cul-de-sacs presented as solutions to North Leaside traffic
Cul-de-sacs on North Leaside streets were discussed a town hall meeting as a possible solution to the area’s traffic woes.
How to become bilingual: learn coding
School boards across Canada have recognized that youth today will be entering a job market that demands a greater understanding of telecommunication systems.