OPINION: No Strip Sherlock –Jays choice for 3rd starter is elementary
Heading into the Wild Card Series against the Mariners, John Schneider and the Toronto Blue Jays have a big choice to make. Who will be the third starter?
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Olympic skier faces backlash: What could this mean for Canadian athletes?
Eileen Feng Gu is receiving harsh criticism for choosing to represent China and not the U.S, her country of birth, at the Winter Games.
Boxing community weighs in on ethical concerns with Canada in the Winter Olympics
China’s unjust treatment of the Uyghur minority makes boxing practitioners question if Canada should boycott or continue participating in this year’s Winter Olympics.
Healthy binge: Tips for those who feel trapped during the pandemic
Healthier kinds of bingeing can help us stay sane during these difficult times. Here are tips offered by two local people.
Will my perfect pandemic pet boost my mental health? It’s complicated.
The week before I went in search of my ‘pandemic pet,’ I admitted to myself and my loved ones that I didn’t want to be alive anymore.
Toronto restaurants struggle to stay afloat during coronavirus pandemic
Toronto’s Restaurants are struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic. Monica Ferguson reports.
Breakout band hits Toronto but their rock dreams are still ‘Out of Reach’
Out of Reach, a three-piece act comprised of a drummer, bassist, and lead guitarist, has notched some of the most popular venues under their belt since bursting onto the scene last December
Ontario’s social-assistance reform just reforms the surface
Ontario’s “government for the people” has released a plan for social-assistance reform that may not benefit all the people.
The skateboarding danger on the Danforth
As winter approaches, certain methods of transportation are being stored away for the season. For a large group of people, however, that doesn’t include skateboards.
Goodbye, and thanks for everything
For 46 years we served the East York Community. Just a bunch of students with drive and ambition wanting to be a part of something great. And great we were.
The East York Observer was an award-winning paper recognized as one of the best student-run paper in Toronto.