“These men need to be educated. It’s good for them to see what effect this has on an ex-hooker that was addicted to drugs and was selling her body for $10, and find out the diseases they could be bringing home to their families, let alone that they have to live with,” Det. Higgins said.
Peter Merrell, CEO of Hill Academy, wasn’t going to get an H1N1 vaccination. He said he didn’t see the point.
Drivers across the GTA are now looking over their shoulder before reaching for that ringing cellphone thanks to a new law that took effect on Oct. 26.
A local minor hockey executive says he does not believe there is any greater risk of contracting the H1N1 virus at the rink, than in any other areas of the community.
By a convincing margin, Toronto city council voted to support mayor David Miller and rebuff the high-profile advances of a London-based trucking company intent on seeking a $100-million dollar garbage contract.
H1N1 flu vaccination sites for the general public will open across Toronto on Monday, and in the wake of two recent, highly-publicized flu deaths, health care workers are bracing for heavy response. Health care workers…
Toronto cycling advocates launched a new campaign to focus on the positive interactions between cyclists and motorists.
A trickle of blue wound through the city Sunday as a ‘Human River’ traced the path of hidden Garrison Creek.
Toronto city councillors voted 22-19 to give taxpayers a break on their next garbage bill, despite an admission from the city’s budget chief that millions of dollars need to be shed from next year’s operating…
One might think people are renovating their homes all over the Guildwood area to get the tax credit offered by the federal government, but not so.