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Leaside’s Coutts twins, Sophie and Chloe, admit that they were were caught a little off guard by the OFSAA Cross Country course at Christie Lake Recreational Area in Dundas, Ont. in early November.
Read moreThere’s a changing of the guard within the John Polanyi CI archery team, even though they officially completed the provincial
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In the moments leading up to Lawrence Park’s gold medal game against Centennial CVI of Guelph, head coach Karen Daigle
Read moreThe Winokur family is always running and swimming. Which explains why Lawrence Park CI freshman, Sydney Winokur, snagged bronze at
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The plot of land at the centre of a tug-of-war between the school board and the community for more than two years will now be up for sale, after the Ontario Municipal Board ruled in favour of allowing the school board to sell the land.
Read moreThe first of 16 public meetings put on by a provincial task force looking into how the Toronto District School Board might do a better job of running itself saw a little more than 30 people turn out at North Toronto Community Centre on Monday night.
Read moreCuts to teaching staff won’t be affecting schools in the St. Paul’s area, trustee Shelley Laskin says.
Read moreDespite being on the Toronto District School Board’s list of schools possibly facing closure, Forest Hill Collegiate is not at risk of closing, says trustee Shelley Laskin.
Read moreThe greenspace at Bannockburn School is unlikely to be purchased by the city, according to Ward 16 councillor Christin Carmichael Greb.
Read moreThe OMB hearing for the proposed severance of land at Bannockburn School has been adjourned until mid-May to allow time for the city and school board to discuss a possible deal for the city to buy the greenspace.
Read moreThe greenspace at Bannockburn School in North Toronto can be saved if the city acts quickly in the new council term.
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New allegations have come to light suggesting Donna Quan, director of education for Toronto District School Board, may have threatened to “get” outgoing Eglinton-Lawrence trustee Howard Goodman two weeks before he was charged with criminal harassment.
Read moreOutgoing trustee Howard Goodman who was arrested Wednesday morning on criminal harassment charges is proclaiming his innocence and alleging his arrest is “political” and the justice system is being “misused.”
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