Every day, as Linda Chamberlain walks through the halls of the soon to be demolished Queen St. CAMH building, she sees a part of herself in the patients she works with. That’s because Chamberlain, now…
Almost a week ahead of schedule, the Scarborough Civic centre was one of the first H1N1 vaccination clinics to open its doors on Oct. 26.
On the morning of Oct. 31, May Jarvie witnessed the blaze that destroyed The Children’s Storefront. It was more than 30 years ago when she first brought her son, Max, to the beloved family drop-in centre at 1079 Bathurst St.
Concerned parents and teaching staff voiced their frustrations and displeasure with a hard-to-navigate and outdated education system at Malvern’s Action for Neighbourhood Change meeting.
Residents thought it was gone with the wind, but they were wrong. Toronto Hydro has started the construction of an anemometer, which is slated for completion off the Scarborough Bluffs in about four weeks.
At this time of year, you can find them on the lapels of many Canadians. The poppy since 1921 has served as a symbol of remembrance, honouring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country.
On Sept. 27, Jackie McKean lost her 11-year-old autistic son Jeremy in a murder-suicide at the hands of her estranged husband.
Police are still looking for a suspect in Toronto’s 46th homicide of the year after gunshots rang out last night near Pape and Danforth avenues, leaving one person dead.
Scores of people waited in line again Monday morning at the East York Civic Centre to receive their H1N1 flu shots.
Every day, as Linda Chamberlain walks through the halls of Toronto’s soon-to-be demolished Centre for Addiction and Mental Health on Queen Street West, she sees a part of herself in the patients she works with.