Toronto’s subways to go 24 hours … eventually
The Toronto Transit Commission recently made an announcement that could actually save people money for a change.
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Knitting attracts different crowd
Forget the mental picture of granny sitting in her rocking chair knitting the hours away by herself. Knitters have now crossed the age and sex divide, and according to Kristin Ledgett, the co-owner of The…
Rookie politician battles for name recognition
For one of the younger candidates in Toronto’s upcoming municipal election, running for city council is a dream come true. The biggest challenge so far has been generating name recognition. Natalie Maniates, 26, is running…
Start your engines, Canada
NASCAR makes crossover to the North
Complaint names Scarborough councillor
Integrity commissioner investigates Cho
Diwali celebrations begin in Toronto
Queen’s Park reception described as “historic”
Film focuses on marginalized youth
At-risk youth want you to see and “Hear the Story”
Campaign spending limits raise eyebrows in Trinity-Spadina
A greater number of housing units and smaller spending limits don’t add up in Ward 20, two candidates say.
Eco-school blossoms in Toronto
If you can’t find the students of Mr. Adams’ grade four and five class, check in the bushes behind the school. No, they aren’t playing hide and seek. They’re in Cassandra Public School’s outdoor classroom.
The Bystander Effect
Imagine a city. A big, bustling, friendly city. A city that Reader’s Digest ranked in its top three “most courteous” cities in the world. Now imagine a city where a 17-year-old is stripped to his underwear, brutally beaten and fatally stabbed in front of dozens of witnesses.