Residents fight to save ‘three queer spaces’ from condo development
A petition to save the popular Crews & Tangos from making way for a condo development is continuing to gain strength despite the bar signing a lease.
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Mabel’s Fables woes part of city-wide problem, bookstore owner says
Eleanor LeFave says she is not worried the meeting to support Mabel’s Fables was cancelledbecause she knows the community feels strongly.
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Matlow exposed to coronavirus, meeting for Mabel’s Fables put on hold
A meeting to save Mabel’s Fables children’s bookstore has been cancelled for tonight after Coun. Josh Matlow announced he is going into isolation.
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Students, staff at Rosedale school warned of coronavirus exposure
Students and staff at Whitney Junior Public School are being asked to monitor their health after a school visitor tested positive for coronavirus.
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Leaside realtor subject of online threats again
After a two-year hiatus, Leaside realtor Patrick Rocca is once again being harassed by an online extortionist who is increasing the pressure this time.
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Arrest for theft and mischief after underground garage break-ins
A 34-year-old man was arrested on Thursday, the day after vehicles in an East York underground parking lot were broken into and items were stolen, police say.
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Union members, city councillors ratify agreement
Garbage should continue to be picked up in communities east of Yonge Street for the next five years, with the ratification of an agreement.
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Local cycling group pushes city to fund safe bike lanes
Midtown cycling advocates are making sure the city sets aside money to build bike lanes as part of the the Eglinton Crosstown project.
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‘Targeted shooting’ in Flemingdon hit the wrong target, police say
A targeted shooting in Flemingdon Park has left a women with serious injuries, although she was likely not the intended victim, Toronto police say.
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Tentative deal, garbage pickup to continue in eastern half of Toronto — for now
Negotiators for the City of Toronto and CUPE Local 416 announced late Friday a tentative deal had been reached to avert a garbage strike or lockout.
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City council grant keeps Cabbagetown centre going
Cabbagetown residents have been happy to learn Toronto city council has given its youth centre a $161,000 grant to keep it open.
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Last garbage pickup east of Yonge Street?
The usual Friday garbage pickup continued as scheduled in neighbourhoods east of Yonge Street today, as city and union negotiators huddled to find a deal.
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Can you believe this century home still stands at Queen and Waverley?
We didn’t realize until inspecting the photo, featuring the Cobs Bread outlet, that the beautiful old wooden home from 1903 is still there too.
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‘Noodle Feed’ art installation pulled from beach exhibit
The “Noodle Feed” exhibit was withdrawn because the “popularity of this installation caused tears in the fabric,” Winter Stations said this morning.
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TTC fare hike gets negative reviews from local riders
Starting next week TTC will be increasing most of its fares by 10 cents and here’s what local riders have to say about the latest hike.
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