Arrest made in office break-ins
Police have arrested a suspect in a series of on-going office break-ins.
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Malvern residents warned of potential sex offender
Toronto Police have issued a public safety alert after reports a man approached three children walking home from school yesterday.
Toronto Police search for suspects in pharmacy robbery
Toronto Police are investigating the robbery of a pharmacy that resulted in the loss of potent medications.
Truce cools passions over fate of Catholic school
Friends of Neil McNeil high school have been circling the wagons for the past three months to protect its lands from the reach of the Catholic School Board. For now, there appeared to be a…
Symposium series aims to clear the air on climate change
When Peter Love set out to explain the connection between climate change and new electricity conservation regulations in Ontario, he knew the importance of keeping it simple. “I don’t give many numbers when I talk to people,” he said from the podium, “A lot of people, I know, are confused (about climate change).”
College strike vote results close
The votes are in and the initial results look cautiously promising for the more than 200,000 college students provincewide.
Youths arrested in failed armed robbery
Four teenage boys have been arrested and taken to Toronto Police’s 55 Division after shots were fired in an East York apartment building Tuesday. The arrest took place in the Coxwell Avenue and Gerrard Street area, where the police’s emergency task force surrounded an apartment complex, taking the suspects into custody shortly after 3:00 p.m.
Clearing the air on GO’s Georgetown expansion: Toronto health manager voices concerns
A senior public health manager is at odds with province’s plan to rely on diesel-powered trains to move commuters and travellers along an expanded Georgetown GO-train corridor.
Memorial marks suffering of the homeless
If the cold doesn’t kill Bruce Matinat, loneliness will. The 33-year-old has lived on the streets for over 20 years but now he feels the community around him crumbling. “I’m dying because I’m running out of brothers. They’re not looking after me,” he said.
High school’s future questioned
“Parents, both past and present, and current students felt that the covenant made in the agreement with the Spiritan priests should be honoured,” Rayson said. “The atmosphere was charged and response from many was strong and passionate.”