Potential buyers are being scared away from a piece of real estate behind the Scarborough Civic Centre because of one rigid condition of sale. The Toronto District School Board has been trying to sell the parking lot on Borough Drive since 2008 but has only received signs of interest from one source.
Carbon monoxide leaking from a faulty or decrepit furnace killed a man in his Scarborough home and sent two police officers to hospital. “They … barely made it out of the house,” Det. Jason Cole said.
Suzanne Lilly has been waiting to celebrate a big birthday for a long time. But it’s not her own: Bedford Park Public School is turning 100.
The director of transportation for the City of Toronto says residents on side streets could be the worst hit in the city’s next big storm. Weather forecasters are warning that southern Ontario will experience a…
Controversy continues to swirl around the Bridlewood Mall area while construction dust is still settling at Bridlewood Library. Work on the library, which wrapped up on Jan. 21, is part of a controversial renovation and redevelopment plan that includes building a proposed 975 condo units.
Egyptian-Canadian Mouhab Saber has grievances with his native country. “We want a new president because the present one is stealing money from our country,” he said. “We’re trying to achieve freedom.”
Robbie Burns Day was celebrated throughout the city, beginning Jan. 25.
Mohamed Tobar arrived in Canada just five months ago, yet he’s already practising his democratic right of freedom to assemble, a right he says he didn’t have in his home country Egypt.
Toronto Liberal MPs launched the Fair Start campaign at city hall Thursday to urge the federal government to restore funding for settlement agencies in the GTA.
Residents concerned about potential cuts to 48 TTC bus routes voiced their fears at a recent public budget consultation at the Scarborough Civic Centre.