Teen aggression not limited to boys
Research shows exponential rise in female aggression, peaking at age 15, while boys don’t peak until 17
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Cash to help kids be active
Danforth Village business group gives $15,000 to local sports organizations
Read moreSanta Claus is coming
More than 40 floats and lots of bands and singers expected
Read moreHere’s to 50 great years
St. Paschal Baylon school holds bash to celebrate its past
Read moreHome theatre — literally
Wychwood artist opened her apartment doors to the public for latest project
Read moreArgo’s career feels like a movie
Linebacker Chris Smith returns home to where he got his start
Read moreMystery stem cell donor gives hope
Leaside woman ‘moved to tears’ at the news of finding a match
Read moreSewer work extended through fall
Construction of Coxwell trunk project hits snag
Read moreBench to mark the life of Margery Winkler
Landscape architect helped green school grounds and Balliol Street islands
Read moreBeing the chosen child
It can be hard being an adoptee, but not always
Read moreCity attempting to shut down autoshop
Business licence for North Avenue Auto Service expired in April
Read moreChurch looks forward to new digs
Diminishing numbers contributed to closure, but plans for seniors’ housing and community space live on
Read moreFour-inning no-hitter helps Forest Hill win
For last year’s upstarts Forest Hill it’s been a flightless 2011 campaign in Tier 1 varsity boys baseball.
Read moreRugby captain rebounds from concussion year
Peter Collins is persistent. It’s helped as the captain of the St. Michael’s junior rugby team led his squad to a CISAA championship final.
Read moreLast days of Flying Dragon
Bookshop reluctantly closes its doors after eight years
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