The Bloor Street Viaduct has had a tumultuous and tragic past during its 90-year life span. Constructed in 1918 to facilitate mass transit in the growing city, the Viaduct was officially named for Prince Edward…
There’s a team spraying. Another scrubbing. And a third sweeping. Miles Curry heads up the clean-up teams – 500 people in all.
As of now, it is now illegal to use pesticides for cosmetic purposes on residential lawns across Ontario. Home and garden stores in Toronto will no longer be allowed to sell chemically laced pesticides, such…
This year’s Toronto Freedom Festival may actually be a step closer to freedom. The Freedom Festival takes place on the first Saturday of May every year. This year’s edition takes place on May 2 at…
On the 12th floor terrace of the Duncan Mills Co-op, something green will be sprouting soon. And, according to co-op resident, Mary Trapani Hynes, the gardeners involved aren’t what one would expect. “Everybody should be…
The inauguration of Project Bookmark Canada took place today as a plaque with a scene from author Michael Ondaatje‘s novel, In the Skin of a Lion, was unveiled on the east side of the Bloor…
For once, Wile E. Coyote’s plans still have not been foiled by the Road Runner or an Acme corporation device. The coyote that has been roaming in the Neville Park Boulevard area of the Beach…
Dust off your bike, pump-up its wheels, and take it out for a spin. The Rouge Valley Conservation Centre is providing you the perfect opportunity.
Women, pick up that hammer and those bricks and join your sisters in arms in building houses for sixteen poor Toronto families.
A survey says students are not getting the quality of education they expect from their post-secondary education, the Canadian Press reports. The study included the opinions of over 2,000 participants from 22 universities in Ontario,…