Did Halloween come too soon this year for you? Some may be ready to ring in the ghoulish holiday, but others are rushing to get prepped for Halloween on Saturday night. If you’re scrambling, don’t fret: This checklist will help get you ready just in time.
t was a bittersweet feeling for NDP MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan when she entered the Kasni Event Venue in Scarborough at Finch Avenue East and Tapscott Road packed with volunteers and supporters last night.
With both the Blue Jays and the federal elections in play tonight, the Canadian public had more than one team to root for.
Do you have what it takes to be a paramedic? Recently the media had the chance to test their driving skills and experience the rigorous driving tests faced by paramedics at an event held to promote Toronto Public Service Week.
Bookworms and literature-lovers gathered for Toronto’s annual book and magazine festival, The Word on the Street, recently and enjoyed a fresh space by the water in the city’s picturesque Harbourfront area.
The relatives of Syrian refugees in Toronto are sobered by the notion that the immigration process in Canada isn’t getting any easier, experts say.
A stretch of Coxwell Avenue is becoming a bit more colourful thanks to a group of artists beautifying the area with a striking community wall mural.
One of the most popular shopping areas in the city, The Toronto Eaton Centre, is adding a little something extra to its name.
Throughout the summer, I’ve been photographing parts of the city and sharing on Instagram. As I upload my edited image on my smartphone, I began looking at the work of other photographers. I was amazed…
Parents in the Thorncliffe Park community opposing Ontario’s new sex-education curriculum have banded together, pulling their children out of school and placing them into a makeshift home-school.