Photos show how local businesses are handling the crisis
Streeter’s in-house photographer Alexei Malakhov is mainly out of the house these days. He’s observing all the public health advice
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Author: Eric McMillan
Cancellations and shutdowns spreading quickly
This story is an update to an earlier listing of local cancellations. The news is coming in faster than we
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Mabel’s Fables woes part of city-wide problem, bookstore owner says
Eleanor LeFave says she is not worried the meeting to support Mabel’s Fables was cancelledbecause she knows the community feels strongly.
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Smaller Winter Stations art event on the beach intrigues — and mystifies
Winter Stations at Woodbine Beach are fewer than usual in number this year but are still drawing attention — and sometimes mystification — from viewers.
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Bike lanes pilot project now part of Danforth Study, open house told
The city has heard people want a pilot project on Danforth Avenue before a decision is made about bikes lanes, staff said at the open house on Jan. 27.
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No fluke, Liberals hold on to Toronto–Danforth
Liberal incumbent Julie Dabrusin took the lead early and cruised to a comfortable victory, winning 47.6 per cent of the vote in Toronto–Danforth last night.
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Downchild shuts down Bloor for block party
Toronto musical institution Downchild Blues Band, joined by big-name friends, gave 10,000 fans filling Bloor Street just what they wanted Saturday night.
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Dec. 5–8: Antique glass show in Lawrence Park
The Antique and Vintage Glass Show and Sale is to be held in the library at the Lawrence Park Community Church, 2180 Bayview Ave. from Dec. 5 to 8.
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Robinson victorious in expanded Don Valley West
Jaye Robinson is now councillor for a ward called Don Valley West that is almost twice as large as the ward she previously represented.
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Stories of Difficult People easy to enjoy
With their offbeat personalities, horrid situations and entertaining writing, Difficult People contains some of the most engaging new stories.
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Community space opened at Brentwood Towers
The Brentwood Towers community of 2,000 residents opened its first indoor amenity room on Sept. 11 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony
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Murder mystery connects Canadian lit with Nordic noir
LIndstrom Alone reads like an author’s foray into the distinctively Scandinavian murder mystery sub-genre.
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An intimate evening with a serial killer
Watching Frozen at the tiny, intimate b current theatre is like viewing close-up magic in the hands of a master prestidigitator.
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Yes we can: School’s hopes lift with financial lifeline
On March 7 when Yes I Can nursery school called a meeting of staff and parents it was to publicly announce the North Toronto institution was closing by month end — but in April classes are continuing, thanks to a business group offering help.
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Musical comedy updates Shakespeare featuring Donald J. Lear
The brilliant idea of the North Toronto Players is to update the tragedy of King Lear by replacing the king with a figure based on Donald J. Trump.
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