Leaside Daily Updates
A quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in Leaside neighbourhoods.
Read moreA quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in Leaside neighbourhoods.
Read moreThe announced shutdown of six more schools brings the number of school closures due to COVID-19 outbreaks in the TDSB to nine.
Read moreNorthern Secondary student Maya Zibaie was an ambitious young lady. During her Grade 9 year at the Mount Pleasant Road
Read moreThe loss of one shoe wasn’t going to keep Chloe Coutts from earning her Leaside girls’ cross country team a gold medal at OFSAA.
Read moreA quick look at news, views and things to do in Riverdale-East York neighbourhoods.
Read moreStudents showing up for their classes at Jones Avenue Adult Centre this morning were turned away as fire had demolished half their school’s roof overnight.
Read moreParents, school staff and students are asking why repairs have not started four months after a pedestrian bridge collapsed outside Crescent Town Elementary School.
Read moreReview of a two-decades-old murder in East York for possible links to Toronto’s most notorious serial killer has led police to solving the cold case.
Read moreLeaside’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 moreThe Toronto District School Board’s last proposal for the 2015 Program Area Review (PART) could mean 40 students from Eglinton Junior Public School will be moved to Maurice Cody Junior Public School.
Read moreThe Leslieville community celebrated saving the S.H. Armstrong pool with a pool party on Feb. 24. Parents, children, sponsors and Ward 30 councillor Paula Fletcher celebrated the community’s hard work at the “We Saved Our Pool” party at the pool itself.
Read moreA Globe and Mail essay lamenting the imminent destruction of Davisville Junior Public School’s building has left residents scratching their heads.
Read moreDue to a “potential security risk” at the Mount Pleasant-area school, students were diverted to nearby North Toronto Collegiate Institute on the morning of May 13.
Read moreThe yo-yoing of winter weather made it a difficult task for Lawrence Park CI’s ski teams as they descended on
Read moreNorth 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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