Beaches residents unaware Peter MacKay is their neighbour
Beaches residents seem unaware the leading contender for leader of Canada’s Conservative Party, Peter MacKay, lives among them.
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Photo radar gets mixed reviews from local residents, drivers
Some called them “resourceful,” others assailed their use as a “lazy” tactic, as residents shared their opinions on photo radar cameras.
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North Leasiders enjoy hockey on neighbour’s refrigerated backyard rink
Walk up to the North Leaside home of Sven Walker, and you’ll hear the sounds of hockey being played on his refrigerated backyard rink.
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Man killed in shooting outside Danforth bar
A man in his 20s was found unconscious and later pronounced dead after a shooting outside a Danforth Avenue bar early this morning, police report.
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Case closed on human remains unearthed from Annex yard
The bones dug up in the backyard of 410 Brunswick Avenue were from a “human specimen” used to teach new doctors more than 70 years ago, police say.
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Midtown eateries in midst of Winterlicious boom
Winterlicious comes at the perfect time every year — just when dining out would otherwise take a dip, midtown’s participating restaurants say.
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Tea and tea lovers from far and wide
The eighth annual Toronto Tea Festival held at the Reference Library drew tea fans from much further afield than the immediate neighbourhoods.
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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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Toronto man with coronavirus in isolation at Sunnybrook
The Ontario medical chief has confirmed a Toronto couple tested positive for coronavirus. The man is reported in stable condition at Sunnybrook hospital.
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This business will put you to sleep
If you’re working or shopping in midtown and and feel you need a nap to help you get through the rest of the day, you can get it at Nap It Up now.
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East-end eateries thrive during Winterlicious
More than 200 restaurants are hosting Winterlicious with about 20 of them in the east end including Riverdale, East York, Leslieville and Beaches.
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Fire truck driver charged for striking 11-year-old girl in crosswalk
Charges of careless driving have been laid against a Toronto firefighter for the Dec. 16 accident in which an 11-year-old girl was struck by a fire truck.
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Northern’s community mourns loss of student in Iranian tragedy
Northern Secondary student Maya Zibaie was an ambitious young lady. During her Grade 9 year at the Mount Pleasant Road
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Crime reaches record highs in 2019—but also some lows
Toronto endured more shootings and violence in 2019, but the number of deaths dropped significantly, according to end-of-year data from Toronto Police.
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Bloor-Sherbourne bridge closed after being damaged by fire
The Sherbourne Street bridge connecting Rosedale with Bloor Street East has been closed to assess the damage caused by a fire Sunday afternoon.
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