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Filed Feb. 19, 2008, from the Centre for Creative Communications

Public outing of alleged child porn offenders carries legal and moral obligations, lawyers say

Photo by Matt Noble Mark Geisbrecht hopes to attract grant money to continue with his freelance litter collection efforts. In front of Old City Hall, a man wearing dark green army pants, dirty All Star…

A Toronto archaeologist says that the test case of two fugitive slaves who arrived in Ontario aboard the Underground Railroad helped to mold Canada’s current extradition legislation. Dr. Karolyn Smardz Frost spoke at Centennial College…

Parents are outraged that a man posing as a clergyman, who successfully volunteered at their children’s school, was known to police. A Toronto Police press release services shows that a search of Michael Harman’s apartment…

A driver could be fined up to $2,000 and lose three points for not giving emergency crews the right of way. The punishment is more severe the next time around. Not only is it a…

Eager to generate energy and interest in harnessing wind power, a father and daughter have decided to take matters into its own hands. Alfred Mathieu and Sharolyn Vettese, co-founders of the Ontario-based Wind Simplicity, have…

Filed February 10, 2008, from the Centre for Creative Communications

Filed February 10, 2008, from the Centre for Creative Communications

This year thousands of people across Toronto will turn to free tax clinics to file their taxes and ensure they get the services and benefits they are entitled to. Nancy Garrow, a retired paralegal who…