Negative billboard needs to go
I live in Leaside. There is a billboard on the southwest corner of Laird Drive and Eglinton Avenue East that is potentially libelous and is definitely deeply offensive to my community.
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Author: Town Crier staff
Taxing times
his may be a sensitive time of year to raise this topic — but it may also be the most appropriate time. We’re all about to file our income taxes, which can be stressful for some of us, just an unpleasant chore for others.
Read MoreHavergal College victorious in annual classic
Feb. 2 was Hockey Day at Havergal College, the date of the annual exhibition hockey game between the Havergal Gators and their arch rivals, the Bishop Strachan School Bobcats.
Read MoreWalking and Judging
City councillors Jaye Robinson and Christin Carmichael Greb, along with former councillor Karen Stintz and MPP Michael Colle were judges of
Read MoreGym celebrates 10 years in Leaside
Insideout Health & Fitness owner Barry H. Samuel and his staff celebrate the 10th anniversary of the gym on Laird Drive
Read MoreLeaside green thumbs blossom in festival
An exhibit entitled “Horsepower” won first place in the open Design category for the Leaside Garden Society at the Canada Blooms flower and garden festival, held March 13-22 at the Direct Energy Centre at Exhibition Place in Toronto.
Read MoreThings to consider when casting a shadow
As the mounds of snow and ice begin to melt you will notice the ice on the south side of
Read MorePrivatizing garbage: Consider the social impact
Re: Today’s Streeter [Town Crier, Feb. 4], which asked local residents their opinions on privatizing garbage pickup I was surprised
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Residents strongly against development of Glebe property
Re: Unusual ‘general meeting’ told about sale [Town Crier, January 7] Kudos to your team, especially Shawn Star, for the
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We need public inquiry into failure of planning
Re: Quiet resolution ends two disputes [Town Crier, Nov. 17], which reported on the agreement to settle the (development) dispute
Read MoreGoodman harassment case adjourned
Former Eglinton-Lawrence school trustee Howard Goodman will make his first court appearance Jan. 15 to answer to charges of criminal harassment and forcible confinement.
Read MoreBlame planners for LRT construction mess
Editor’s note: Bob Murphy was a Ward 22 candidate for city council in the Oct. 27 municipal election. In the
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