Arts and crafts sale helps provide food and shelter
Hundreds of people filled the huge, multi-levelled basement of Eastminster United Church on Danforth Avenue on Saturday to buy arts and crafts.
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Santa still a hit as he flies into town by a new route
Thousands of kids and their parents lined the streets to watch the Santa Claus parade today, starting at Bloor Street East and Parliament Street.
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Leaside runner unfazed by shoe loss as cross country team wins gold
The loss of one shoe wasn’t going to keep Chloe Coutts from earning her Leaside girls’ cross country team a gold medal at OFSAA.
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Blood-sucking exhibition to enthrall and terrify patrons
Twelve years after its conception, the Royal Ontario Museum’s exhibition of bloodsucking animals is finally ready to make your skin crawl.
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Police warn of compromised SIN telephone scam
Police in 53 Division are warning about a telephone scam in which a caller claims the victim’s Social Insurance Number has been used illegally.
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Remembrance in the snow at Sunnybrook
Across our communities today, Torontonians remembered the war dead and surviving veterans in moving ceremonies, including at the Sunnybrook cenotaph.
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Overflow crowd for first public meeting on Danforth Study
About 400 east enders filled the cafeteria at Monarch Park Collegiate to overflowing on Nov. 7 to learn about and take part in the Danforth Study.
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Heinl brings its renowned violin business to Cabbagetown
In another sign of Cabbagetown becoming an artistic centre of the city, the venerable Heinl musical instruments store has recently moved into the area.
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Suspected shooting leaves man dead in East York stairwell
Fourteen police cars and vans lined Eastdale Avenue this morning as officers investigated the death of a man found in a stairwell.
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Two teens found shot behind Cosburn Ave. apartments
Two teenagers were found wounded after a shooting behind a Cosburn Avenue apartment Thursday evening and are in hospital in serious condition, police say.
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Jaye Robinson being treated for breast cancer
Don Valley West councillor Jaye Robinson has been diagnosed with breast cancer and is undergoing an “extensive treatment plan,” she announced this morning.
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Halloween on Queen bigger and creepier than ever
Hundreds of Beach residents — the most ever — took part in Halloween on Queen, presented by the Beach Village BIA on Saturday.
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East York tree planting wiped out by vandals
Vandals are blamed for destroying almost all the 120 trees and shrubs planted in Taylor Creek Park by communinty volunteers three weeks ago.
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Now that the Yonge-Eglinton mess has been cleared up (almost)
Yonge-Eglinton is back to being like any other big city of highrises, crowded sidewalks and clogged roads, which makes it a good time to have a look back.
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Moving forward with Liberal agenda despite minority, Morneau says
The Liberals won 157 seats, well short of the 170 needed to form a majority, but they will press ahead with their agenda, re-elected MP Bill Morneau said.
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