Religious college buys St. Joseph’s site for expansion
Tyndale University College and Seminary has purchased the home belonging to the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto on Bayview Avenue for $40 million
Category: Culture
Anger over North York dog park continues to grow
The future of an off-leash area in Ledbury Park continues to divide the community after the City of Toronto made a final decision to remove the dog park altogether.
Local elected as new president of humane society
The Toronto Humane Society (THS) has a new president
New seniors’ home means more traffic for Bathurst Street
According to locals, a nine-storey retirement residence proposed for Bathurst Street is a poor fit for the area and will worsen traffic on an already overwhelmed street.
Season ends early for local soccer star
Thornhill’s Adrian Cann injured while training
Richmond Hill’s first courthouse at centre of struggle
A 150-year-old building located at 10027 Yonge St. is at the centre of a struggle between the property’s owner and the Town of Richmond Hill.
Shops on Steeles deal accepted by appeal board
The Shops on Steeles settlement struck by the Town of Markham, Bayview Summit Developments Limited and the German Mills Residents Association was formally accepted in the Ontario Municipal Board’s recently issued decision.
The dream police
Charlotte Sullivan, star of the hit tv show Rookie Blue, opens up
From dreadfully offensive to just plain dreadful
Why is The Book of Mormon Broadway’s hottest musical?
New dogs, old tricks
The Sheepdogs ready to roll
All aboard the Bard Express
Shakespearean bus tour pulls out all the stops
A new kind of NIMBY: Nature in my backyard
Toronto’s Rouge Valley to become largest urban national park in North America