‘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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Video released of man sought in sexual assault investigation
Police have released video and still images of a man wanted in connection with the investigation of an alleged assault of a woman a week ago in Davisville.
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We can make a difference in fight against climate change: MP
We all have a role to play in fighting climate change, local MP says. Local environmental summit to bring us together in the fight.
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Midtown dog found two weeks after being stolen
Police reported on Monday the dog Chico, described as part black pug and part chihuahua, was found on March 9 at about 8:30 p.m.
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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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Man arrested for Danforth shots wanted for attempted murder, police say
A man arrested shortly after shots were fired on Danforth Avenue on Sunday morning has also been charged with attempted murder and assault.
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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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The days of hay wagons and streetcars on Yonge Street
Yonge Street once featured horse-drawn hay wagons and streetcars, not to mention pedestrians and dogs straying across, according to a 1917 photo.
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Harbord Village letter carrier remembered with stamp
It’s a good bet when Albert Jackson delivered mail in Harbord Village, his customers never expected envelopes would one day be stamped with his likeness.
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It’s all downhill for tobogganing ban at Riverdale Park East
Tobogganing may have been banned as unsafe at Riverdale Park East, but that hasn’t kept locals off what has been ranked Toronto’s best hill for winter fun.
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Chic prison-style eatery pops up on Bloor
The U.S.- based Dave’s Killer Bread is opening Club Fed, which recreates a prison, including a replica of the company’s co-founder Dave Dahl’s cell.
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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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