Prepare for the worst case with fires
Whether you live in a retirement residence or in your own home, there are many precautions to take to ensure home and self safety.
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Power forward dribbling where family has trod
Brody Clarke is one of the better power forwards in Toronto high school basketball, and he follows in the footsteps of a basketball family.
Read moreThe buzz is heard all the way to the pros
St. Michael’s Buzzers may have changed leagues a few times, and fewer St. Michael’s students play on the team, but the storied organization still produces players who reach the NHL.
Read moreSkating coach to bring colour to Olympic TV coverage
On the ice at North Toronto Arena, P.J. Kwong has a lot on her mind.
Read moreSwimmer making waves of her own
At a humid pool at the University of Toronto, Kate Lyne slaps her shoulders and shakes her head with steady focus, but staying loose as she prepares for a 50-yard backstroke sprint.
Read moreCharity begins at home for brothers
At the heart of their efforts, six Leaside men feel giving back and helping others also celebrates their friendship.
Read moreBlue Jays broadcaster heeded ‘voice’
Early on a January Sunday morning at Lawrence Park Community Church, Jerry Howarth walks up to the podium and begins to talk about a moment that changed his life.
Read moreRide ’em, Cowboys
Canadian skiers pose with a saddle, representing their Canadian Cowboys theme, in a Jan. 8 event at Casa Loma.
Read moreHands-on director a guide for hoops hopefuls
Jason Sealy may have to mind 18 basketball rep teams and more than 900 members, but he is still hands-on and will head onto the court to prove a point.
Read moreUlanovs find hockey haven in North Toronto
Even when they are 10,000 kilometres apart the bond between Igor and Ilya Ulanov remains strong.
Read moreGoalie shares his soft drink pre-game ritual
Call him superstitious, but goaltender Jamie Maier attributes a turnaround in his season to his return to a familiar ritual.
Read moreLocal skaters getting in synch for winter competitions
On the ice at Leaside Gardens, a group of 12– 15-year-old girls is putting the finishing touches on a difficult, yet beautiful, routine.
Read moreCoach pushes former champs into shape for new season
On the squeaky floor of St. Michael’s College School the boys’ senior basketball team, the defending OFSAA champions, are
practising with a purpose.
No Grey Cup ring yet, but Hinds ‘absolutely blessed’
Ryan Hinds had a hard time watching the Grey Cup game on Nov. 24, but not just because Hamilton Tiger-Cats, his former team, fell 45-23 to Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Read moreNorsemen are back to defend city title
As North Toronto Norsemen took the ice for a preseason, they were beginning a new campaign under odd circumstances.
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