Titans cheerleaders go for the gold
The Scarborough Titans senior cheerleading team placed second at a national competition last May, this year, their eyes are set on first.
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Toronto erotic art show: for a different kind of Valentine’s Day present
Loud dance music, friendly faces and a table full of dildos are what greeted you Saturday if you attended the 7th annual Erotic Arts and Crafts Fair at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto.
The fair, produced by Come As You Are, a sex shop on Queen Street West allows artists to show off their unique knitted or graphic artwork, and allows shoppers to pick out something fun and erotic to get their sweethearts or themselves for Valentine’s Day.
City snowplows sent out to clear East York roads
The much anticipated snow storm hit Toronto Friday morning and as expected, driving in the city was a challenge. In East York, many of the main roads were plowed every few hours, but the residential streets were left snow covered for most of the day.
Snowstorm closes schools and cancels bus service across GTA: update
The snowstorm that is ravaging Southern Ontario has led to many school closures Friday.
Toronto preparing for severe winter storm
Get ready Toronto, it’s going to get a bit chilly! Environment Canada has set out a severe winter waning for today and Friday. The city of Toronto will experience significant snowfall from 15 to 25…
New art barn at Dawes Road ‘confusing’: residents
At the corner of Dawes Road and Victoria Park Avenue, a nearly completed barn-like structure stands at the centre of a small island of grass.
The structure, installed under the city of Toronto’s public art program, pays homage to the older days of the area when this corner of East York was all farm land, not a busy urban intersection.
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.
Ryerson art exhibit showcases Unordinary people
A picture may say a thousand words, but it doesn’t always tell the full story. That is the idea behind multimedia artist, Clive Holden’s Unamerican Unfamous project at Ryerson University’s Image Centre.
Benefits of running fuel all-season exercise
It started in 1984 with a group of individuals that ran together on a regular basis. Today, despite minor obstacles, the Rouge River Roadrunners continue the tradition.
Young poet gives back to Scarborough community
At only 20, Scarborough resident Brian Millado is starting to make his name as a poet in Toronto — and helping others do the same.