Feb. 25: Take a walk on Coldest Night of the Year
The Coldest Night of the Year is a family-friendly walk, hosted by local charities to serve people who are hurt, hunger or homeless.
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More than one reason to walk
Leaside resident Glynnis Burt knows better than most about having cancer affect your life.
Read moreGirls, teachers to face off in charity hockey game
The annual hockey game between students and teachers at Loretto Abbey Catholic Secondary School will be seeing the puck drop April 15 at North Toronto Memorial Arena.
Read moreA worthwhile day at the races
Here are a few upcoming walks and races you can start training for today.
Read moreSweet business is world famous
Dlish Cupcakes spreads to Yorkville
Read moreTaking on the cost of dance
Charity would help pay for dancewear for families who can’t afford it
Read moreCity says yes to electronic bingo
However, some concerned it might not be a good deal
Read moreRumble on the Kingsway raises $56,000 for cancer
Locals step into the ring to trade punches for charity
Read moreFlemingdon Park food bank in crisis
Tab for back rent puts future of social service in jeopardy
Read moreLocals don boxing gloves to fight cancer
Charity boxing event will aid urgent care at Princess Margaret Hospital
Read moreBlood clinic thrives
Northlea students’ history still fresh in Leasiders’ minds
Read moreCompassion lost?
One hit after another has mission thinking mayor favouring rich
Read moreSaying farewell to a legend
Hundreds gather to remember Future Aces founder Herb Carnegie
Read moreHospital receives record donation
Toronto East General gets $5-million gift from Thomson family
Read moreDrawing for hope
Noted illustrator to use his pen to inspire children battling cancer
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