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Community policing strategy in Regent Park continues to divide residents

Some residents are calling for an increase in the presence of neighbourhood police officers in the downtown area.

NDP Toronto Centre candidate Brian Chang expresses empathy with residents in the riding

“I live in this riding and I understand just how hard folks in Toronto...
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Resident faces ‘revitalization’ of community housing

Tanisha Pessoa is anxious and frustrated. For a year, she’s wondered if she will soon be forced to move out of her social housing unit in Allenbury Gardens. “What will I do when I can’t afford the cost of living in my new home?” she asked. “The thought of being displaced because they’re building condos that cost more than my rent, worries me.”

Chow doesn’t have many nice things to say about Tory

Near the end of the mayoral debate at Regent Park on October 8, each...

Arrests made in Regent Park shooting

Toronto Police have made two arrests following the Wednesday shooting in Regent Park, that left one man in serious but non life threatening condition.

‘School of Hard Knocks’ could be heading to Toronto

Rugby fans in Toronto will be rooting for Justis Danto-Clancy in the coming weeks...

Development puts candidates at odds in Ward 27

A candidate running in the Toronto ward vacated by Coun. Kyle Rae says development...

Music teacher wants high school students to let loose

Three Toronto high school’s are expanding their concert musical programs into uncharted - and unscripted - territory. Under the guidance of 22-year-old Toronto musician, teacher and entrepreneur Mitch Wong, students at De La Salle College, University of Toronto Schools and St. Clement's School are learning how to jam.

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