The Northlea United Church has brought back its Christmas caroling event for the second year in a row. Members of the community came out to celebrate the holiday spirit, including local children and their pets.
The group first met at the church around 6:30 p.m. where music sheets were handed out and band members warmed up before heading out. The route started at Killdeer Cres and ended at Aerodome Cres in the Leaside area.
TTC is investigating after a video showing a man hanging from and dancing on a moving bus appeared on social media.
David Mole has been able to find all the descendants of the men who died alongside his father in the Second World War, except for one: an East Yorker named James William Green.
It was a summer day in 1945 when Ed Staples returned to his family in East York after six years at war. He was greeted by a “Welcome Home” sign on his front door and attended a party to celebrate his friend Ted’s return. Ed would meet Mary McManus at that party.
Toronto’s burlesque movement embraces body positivity and has provides a platform for politics, as well as internal healing, for many performers.
In August, someone posted an old interview on twitter with Canadian comic book artist, Darwyn Cooke, suggesting he would be a supporter of Comicsgate, if he were still alive. This didn’t sit well with Cooke’s widow, Marsha who took to twitter to defend her husband who died in 2016.
Reporters for the Toronto Observer are liveblogging the first council candidates’ debate for the new Ward 14. The debate is being held at Centennial College’s Story Arts Centre.
The start of a new tradition is happening tomorrow: A Scarborough Nuit Blanche. For artists, art enthusiasts, residents of and outside the area, a new appreciation for community and creativity is evolving.
Leaside resident Deanne Puder’s eyes teared up as she addressed the close to 400 people gathered at Wilket Creek Park on Sept. 23 for Toronto’s ninth annual Bladder Cancer Canada Awareness Walk.
It was Puder’s first time organizing the walk in honour of her father, Ingo Puder, who died of bladder cancer in October of 2017.
Sixteen artists. 24 easels. 20 minutes on the clock. Talented artists race against each other and the clock to earn the right to become the next Art Battle champion.