2023 By-Election for Mayor: A ballot for youth
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Edition: East York
News
Food banks at their highest food intake
Food banks in Toronto are calling on the government to make an immediate change after the number of people accessing them monthly has reached its highest.
Pape neighbourhood to face growing pains as a result of Metrolinx’s construction of anticipated Ontario Line
Residents of neighbourhoods across Toronto will be affected by continuing construction of the new Ontario Line. Worries have pushed residents near Pape Avenue to action.
The East York Hall of Fame is holding its 2nd ever induction
East York residents seek justice after battle with landlord
Toronto’s youth mental-health services need major reorganization, experts say
Councillor Fletcher hosting compost days this weekend
Swapaholics events offer East Yorkers a chance to refresh wardrobes and network, too
The joy-filled return of Communism to Castro’s
A much-loved Toronto band called Communism re-appeared in their favourite Beaches venue on April 6 after a three-year hiatus.
East-end homeowners targeted in roofing scams
Hardships of low-income neighbourhoods inspire new short film
A pig-themed café has landed in Leslieville
Cannabis shops watching to see if Ontario’s new pricing plan can save them
East York baseball facility gives youth athletes long-awaited opportunities
Sports
East York baseball facility gives youth athletes long-awaited opportunities
An indoor developmental centre in East York is changing the landscape of Canadian baseball.
East York Baseball League preparing for new season
The season for the East York Baseball Association house league opens May 26 and runs until closing day Aug. 26.
Spring Sprint returns to support Beach community
After three years of being cancelled due to COVID-19 The Spring Sprint is back on April 1.
Arts & Life
The joy-filled return of Communism to Castro’s
A much-loved Toronto band called Communism re-appeared in their favourite Beaches venue on April 6 after a three-year hiatus.
The East York Hall of Fame is holding its 2nd ever induction
The East York Hall of Fame is inducting five people from the community in their second-ever ceremony on June 1.
Swapaholics events offer East Yorkers a chance to refresh wardrobes and network, too
With thrift stores hiking their prices, clothes swapping has become a sustainable alternative to refresh your wardrobe.
Features
Food banks at their highest food intake
Food banks in Toronto are calling on the government to make an immediate change after the number of people accessing them monthly has reached its highest.
Opinion
Toronto restaurants struggle to stay afloat during coronavirus pandemic
Toronto’s Restaurants are struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic. Monica Ferguson reports.