TTC commission gives Scarborough subway loop another go
After delays, talk of a Scarborough subway system is back on track.
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Curiosity compels UTSC students to listen in on importance of science and journalism
As the saying goes, “the devil is in the details.” These sentiments were echoed by Penny Park, during her lecture, Curiosity, Doubt, and Truth: What journalism and science have in common and why they need each other, at University of Toronto, Scarborough.
Bird sighting sparks Scarborough interest
Many have their eyes on the skies in Scarborough after the sighting of a gyrfalcon earlier this month.
The European falcon is not a surprise to see, according to Ralph Toinger, manager of habitat restoration with region conservation awareness.
Scarborough storeowner asks city to regularize graffiti
Helen Aspiotis used to have frequent problems with graffiti. Since her store was painted with a mural of a young man’s face and bright purple roses, Aspiotis’ graffiti problems have stopped. She’s appealed to the city to keep the mural.
Diwali holiday season has kicked off
The five day long Hindu holiday is also celebrated in Buddhism and other religions and officially began on Nov. 13.
Bringing more than merriment this holiday season
Throughout November the company is attempting to Blanket the Country in Warmth a goal of donating 8 000 fleece blankets in an effort to prepare shelters for the winter weather. At the brand’s 41 retailers across Canada, with every $5.00 donation Urban Barn will give one of their blankets to a local homeless shelter.
TDSB budget in recovery
The Scarborough Basketball Association uses TDSB school facilities as a space to run their programs. About 2, 500 kids participate in these programs alone. Meanwhile, the TDSB is facing an $11 million budget shortfall.
Removing inequalities key to reducing street violence: Mulcair
Removing inequalities, through measures such as long-term job training and investment in post-secondary education, is part of the solutions to reducing violence on the street, NDP leader Thomas Mulcair said.
Scarborough has its own little piece of cupcake heaven
In a little corner at 2060 Ellesmere Rd. sits a small cupcake specialty shop, the first of its kind in all of Scarborough.
English and math class for the 21st century
In a Grade 5 classroom at Scarborough’s Mason Road Public School, something special is happening.
The children are huddled around laptops creating avatars and writing blogs. But most importantly, they are engaged and learning to improve their language skills.