Jaye Robinson returns to public at virtual TTC meeting
Councillor Jaye Robinson attended her first public meeting in more than a year since she announced she was being treated for breast cancer.
Read moreCouncillor Jaye Robinson attended her first public meeting in more than a year since she announced she was being treated for breast cancer.
Read moreA quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in North Toronto neighbourhoods.
Read moreDon Valley West councillor Jaye Robinson has been diagnosed with breast cancer and is undergoing an “extensive treatment plan,” she announced this morning.
Read moreJaye Robinson is now councillor for a ward called Don Valley West that is almost twice as large as the ward she previously represented.
Read morePremier Kathleen Wynne barely holds her seat, as NDP and PC take the rest in midtown Toronto in the provincial election on June 7.
Read moreOutgoing premier Kathleen Wynne made the announcement to supporters at the York Mills Gallery on Leslie Street, site of her election night party, that she is resigning as leader of the Liberal Party.
Read moreIf you’ve noticed a billboard ad on Laird Drive just south of Eglinton Avenue in Leaside asking for signatures on a petition to fire Premier Kathleen Wynne, you’re not alone.
Read morePlenty of headlines leading up to the election spelled out who was in the lead, who was going to win where and who was lagging behind. But how accurate were they?
Read moreNow that the votes from the federal election have been counted in Don Valley West, it’s time for the victor,
Read moreOutside The Local people were being turned away as the bar was packed to capacity Monday night. Inside a raucous,
Read moreMid-campaign polls indicate Don Valley West Conservative incumbent John Carmichael could be heading for defeat.
Read moreFor the third election in a row, Don Valley West will choose between the same leading candidates: car dealership owner John Carmichael for the Conservatives, and United Church minister Rob Oliphant for the Liberals.
Read moreNewly elected Ward 26 councillor Jon Burnside says he is excited to get to work on ward issues — but some constituents may be even more excited.
Read moreIt’s two and a half weeks after the municipal election. Yet, as John Parker walks the corridor by his soon-to-be-vacated city hall office, he is stopped repeatedly by staff and fellow councillors telling him they’re sorry to see him go.
Read moreThe Leaside Pub was rocking Monday night after the results of the municipal election poured in. With Tom Petty’s “I
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