News, Views & Things To Do in Our Neighbourhoods
Lawrence Park residents who fear an upcoming sewer replacement program could also replace 349 of the old-growth trees that cover the neighbourhood will soon have another chance to share their concerns with the city.
Read moreNorth Toronto residents will have an opportunity to voice their opinions to the city’s top three transit officials in a Feb. 25 town hall meeting at Lawrence Park Community Church.
Read moreFour Grade 9 girls from two local high schools and the same training club all but ruled the pack at the 2013 OFSAA cross country championships Nov. 2 in Sudbury.
Read morePanthers top boys pair hope to win provincial title this year
Read moreIs Lawrence Park ready for a ‘romantic gift boutique’?
Read moreSchool welcomes back past students and teachers
Read moreLawrence Park’s senior boys football team is looking to bounce back from a tough season last year.
Read moreGrad Will Cartar lists OFSAA bronze as most memorable moment
Read moreIt’s nice to break the stigma of being an academic school.
Read moreThe OFSAA trophy Ally Haggart won for finishing atop Level II snowboarding is more than just a golden reward, it’s a testament to hard work paying off.
Read morePolice say the affluent midtown area is a target for thieves
Read moreThere’s no reason why we can’t bring back Friday Night Lights in TDSB football.
Read moreStudents from over 40 elementary schools across Toronto converged on Lawrence Park on May 18 for FolkFest 2010.
Read moreIt’s not all budding teen actors who get professional designer Cameron Porteous to create a model set for their high school play.
Read moreJustin Babin can turn a game around on a dime. It’s something Lawrence Park’s head coach Mark Harrison has noticed about the senior wide receiver.
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