Hope for better transportation is the reason why most of Scarborough voted for Ford. By cutting transportation services, Ford will not only keep residents waiting longer in the cold this winter but he will also break the one campaign promise that convinced Scarborough to choose him.
Editorial: Centennial College was wise to pull out of a project that was not yielding results.
After a 38-4 Toronto council landslide decision, shark fin soup gets the hook from Toronto restaurants next September. And rightfully so.
It was just over a year ago that Scarborough citizens helped vote in Rob Ford as our mayor. The day he took office, we regretted it.
Crazy talk. What is? Mayor Rob Ford has asked the Toronto Public Library to cut 10 per cent from its 2012 operating budget.
The Scarborough Muslim community is breaking away from the stereotype. The Madina Hockey League (MHL) is a ball hockey league for Muslims, embracing traditional Canadian culture.
Many people in Toronto and around the world want to change the current state of the world’s financial system. And anyone who doesn’t have a recession-proof salary should not see the Occupy movement as wholly nonsensical.
Occupy Toronto needs more voices from the GTA in order to be a successful movement.
The Scarborough Observer’s editorial cartoon for Oct. 21, 2011.
Toronto can hope again, as the revival of Transit City is back on track. With a petition in circulation, and with just under 1,800 signatures within a few days, let it be heard: Mayor Rob Ford, Transit City cannot be ignored.