Remembering storied bookseller Al Navis
On Nov. 22 1963, students at Bedford Park Public School took an early break from classes to listen to Toronto mayor Donald Summerville’s state funeral.
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Author: Karolyn Coorsh
Making sure it doesn’t happen again
Hit by a van while jaywalking, Brittany Taylor will be sharing her story with other pedestrians during Safe Walk safety blitz
Read MoreClampdown on dangerous cyclists
Police blitz puts brakes on red-light runners, bikers not using hands
Read MoreHumber creatures float into town
Illuminated fibreglass sculptures bring art to iconic local bridge
Read MoreVigil held outside library for courier
Protesters oppose launch of ex-attorney general Michael Bryant’s book on his role in Sheppard’s death
Read MoreNude man found in park
Friends decide to prank drunken student
Read MoreShould Eglinton Park have been first?
A turf maintenance project scheduled for Memorial Park’s sports field has raised questions about how the Parks budget is being spent.
Read MoreTragedy sparks calls for handgun ban
Four years after the murders of Oliver Martin and Dylan Ellis, Martin’s stepfather leads a charge to get guns off the streets
Read MoreCity finds way to remember Layton
Toronto Island Ferry Terminal to be renamed in his honour, but how should he be commemorated in Toronto-Danforth?
Read MoreBudget vote splits local councillors
Wong-Tam lauds last-minute deal, while Parker says cuts needed
Read MoreLeaside rink funding passed at committee
Councillors question fairness of additional funding model for expansion project
Read MoreCraig Scott to replace Jack Layton
NDP nominee will vie for federal Toronto–Danforth riding in yet-to-be-called byelection
Read MoreChild sex assault suspect still at large
Police continue to hunt man who abducted and sexually assaulted 4-year-old girl on Boxing Day
Read MoreViews on budget
A proposed funding increase for a subsidy program will make it easier for families living near Bathurst and Finch to access local recreational activities, says James Pasternak.
Read MoreHiring freeze won’t affect patrol: Police
Number of officers on the street will not decrease according to Deputy Chief
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