Lawrence Heights funding not lost
It was left off the new list of priority neighbourhoods released on March 10, but Lawrence Heights will not be losing any of its city-backed programming.
Read MoreIt was left off the new list of priority neighbourhoods released on March 10, but Lawrence Heights will not be losing any of its city-backed programming.
Read MoreWhile many areas of the city were hit hard by outages caused by the ice storm, Lawrence Heights was among the worst, with most of the TCH neighbourhood being out for five days.
Read MorePolice are looking for information regarding killing of Paul Fitzgerald Benn
Read MoreLawrence Heights program helps residents veg out
Read MoreLawrence Heights residents feel helpless as their suggestions to make neighbourhood safer often ignored
Read MoreThe 38-year-old man died of gunshots at Cather Crescent
Read MoreAbdi Mohamed awarded for his Lawrence Heights basketball program
Read MoreHow 37 Varna Dr. became a hub for the community
Read MoreWork on Lawrence Heights brings kudos from provincial body
Read MoreWhen Torontonians hear or read about Lawrence Heights, it’s easy to consider the history of violence that has been intermittently plaguing the area for years.
Read MoreLawrence Heights neighbourhoods are facing many gun-related concerns and the community is working to find an end to such violent activities.
Read MoreHis opposition to plans for redevelopment in Lawrence Heights put mayoral candidate Rob Ford in the hot seat at a recent debate held in the neighbourhood.
Read MoreIt was a heated scene at North York Community Council on June 22 as community members and politicians weighed in on the Lawrence Heights redevelopment plan.
Read MoreAbout 200 people gathered at a rally in the Lawrence Heights neighbourhood on June 20 to protest the city’s plan to intensify the area over the next 20 years.
Read MoreTeen Shaquille Williams has been waiting four years to hear the sound of boards and bikes rolling through Lawrence Heights.
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