19-year-old singer pours painful emotions into cathartic album
Former Windfields and Don Mills resident, Locklyn, 19, has distilled all of her raw creativity and emotion into a new album, Rel8te, released March 8.
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Author: Brian Baker
‘Architectural gem’ of a development to replace houses, doctors’ offices
A proposed nine-storey, 85-unit building at 2 Forest Hill Road could change the profile of St. Clair Avenue West, replacing buildings at Forest Hill Road.
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Triple overtime wins hockey title for Lawrence Park boys
It took triple overtime for Lawrence Park to oust Humberside in boys’ AAA hockey on March 1, to become the first team to head back to OFSAA in some time.
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Leaside girls ski team wins gold, bronze at OFSAA
Although the Grade 11 student Danielle McBean finished fourth, her times, combined with those of her teammates earned Leaside’s ski team gold and bronze.
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Lawrence Park’s girls net third straight city title
Lawrence Park’s girls’ hockey team netted its third straight city title Feb. 28 with a 3-0 win over Humberside Huskies at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.
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Eastern Commerce’s memory kept alive in documentary
Columnist sat down with Luke Galati to talk about why a Riverdale alum would take such interest in Eastern Commerce, a school that closed down in 2016.
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Grade 5’s Canstruction designs to fight poverty
The halls of Havergal College were abuzz with Grade 5 students stacking cans, as part of the school taking part in the Canstruction competition.
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Engaging kids in science for 50 years and counting
Sabrina Greupner is always on the lookout for new ways to engage kids and open their minds to possibilities at the Ontario Science Centre.
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Garden society launches scholarship for horticultural studies
The death of former East York alderman Edna Beangehas spurred the Leaside Garden Society to launch a scholarship initiative.
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Tournament powers past snow and rule change challenges
The greatest challenge facing the Leaside Hockey Association for its 29th annual Select Invitational Tournament was finding parking for the influx.
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Just Passing Through trio return with feature film
Pogey Beach, launched on iTunes Jan. 22, is the brainchild of the same local trio who spawned the Just Passing Through series on YouTube.
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Midtown comedian reaches finals in comedy tournament
Ian McIntyre is heading into the finals of the Sketch to the Death comedy tournament, and for his final set he is drawing on his observations of people.
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Maple Leafs coach runs Leaside Flames through their drills
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock ran the 9- and 10-year-olds of the Leaside Flames Minor Atom AA team through their drills at practice on Jan. 6.
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Leaside girls run for silver at cross country championship
Leaside’s Coutts twins, Sophie and Chloe, admit that they were were caught a little off guard by the OFSAA Cross Country course at Christie Lake Recreational Area in Dundas, Ont. in early November.
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Titans celebrate OFSAA silver in last season with Ketrzynski kids
The Titans have had tremendous success with Cole Ketrzynski and his brothers: three North Region titles, three city championships and two OFSAA medals.
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