North Toronto Daily Updates
A quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in North Toronto neighbourhoods.
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May 14–21: Art show at North Toronto Collegiate
The senior art students of North Toronto Collegiate Institute announce “Coffee Stains,” the annual art exhibition of 2019.
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Local groups star in Santa Claus parade
It was Toronto’s largest parade. And helping the Santa Claus parade set the record on Nov. 18 were many local participants.
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Because it’s 2018: Feminism in Toronto-St. Paul’s
Every year we celebrate International Women’s Day in Toronto-St. Paul’s by hosting a summit of our young women leaders. Once again, our amazing public school trustee, Shelley Laskin, co-hosted us at North Toronto Collegiate Institute.
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Feb. 25: Rainbows and Icicles concert
An afternoon of vibrant music will be performed by the Toronto Children’s Chorus’s Preparatory to Chorealis ensembles, with special guest, Claude Watson School for the Arts Boys’ Choir.
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Community has say in building livable Yonge-Eglinton
On June 3, I attended the Midtown in Focus workshops at North Toronto Collegiate Institute to hear what local people had to say.
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NBA visits North Toronto CI for All-Star Weekend
North Toronto Collegiate Institute was home to the NBA on Feb. 11, as clinicians and former basketball stalwarts were on hand to
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North Toronto students prepare warm welcome for refugees
A non-profit organization led by students from North Toronto Collegiate Institute is doing its part to give hundreds of refugee children a warm welcome when they arrive from Syria this winter.
Read moreHavergal rated second-best school in Ontario
Midtown all-girls private school Havergal has been ranked the second best secondary school in the province by the Fraser Institute.
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Midtown schools hit the gridiron
The arrival of another school year brings with it another year of football, and in midtown there are six schools
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Young artists get personal
The old adage “every picture tells a story” is apropos of North Toronto CI’s senior art class.
Read moreAll or nothing for Norsemen
Nothing short of a city championship will do for North Toronto’s varsity boys baseball team.
Read moreConference finds ‘500 ways’ to fight cancer
Since beating Hodgkin’s lymphoma almost five years ago, Leaside resident Nadia Gulamhusein has dedicated a lot of her free time to speaking with youth, “encouraging them,” she says, to “make the most of any circumstances dealt to them in their lifetimes.”
Read moreNTCI alumna honoured with top poetry award
There’s a sense of pleasure, and relief, when poet Kateri Lanthier discusses her winning poem from The Walrus Poetry Prize.
Read moreNorsemen are back to defend city title
As North Toronto Norsemen took the ice for a preseason, they were beginning a new campaign under odd circumstances.
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