Earl Bales slopes spared from closure this season
City council recently rescued Earl Bales ski hill with the approval of funding it needed to stay open this winter.
City council recently rescued Earl Bales ski hill with the approval of funding it needed to stay open this winter.
A recent deal will breathe new life into a once thriving Thornhill frozen dessert company.
Raine Maida and Chantal Kreviazuk find perfect harmony as man and wife
As a former colleague of Joan Rivers, I couldn’t wait to see her new documentary
While two opposing proposals for a rundown soccer field at Our Lady of Perpetual Help school (OLPH) have left locals at odds, a recent decision by the school’s district board over the Mount Pleasant Road and St. Clair Avenue East field has set future plans on solid ground.
The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) recently voted to give staff the go ahead to sign a lease to relocate its headquarters to the northwest corner of Yonge Street and York Mills Road. It’s a move local councillor Karen Stintz said is premature.
After taking home the title of worst road in Ontario last year, Steeles Avenue is poised to be named the best road in the province this month.
Acclaimed Toronto writer Jane Urquhart’s new novel shines
New album is generating more positive feedback than the band has received in years.
Disengaging our children from nature spells trouble for our planet.
Rebecca Eckler lets us in on the Toronto singles scene’s dirty secret
All this long-form census hullabaloo got us wondering: what kind of information might be lost? So we commissioned an Ipsos Reid study — drawing partially from the census — to find out who actually lives here, what we’re buying and what makes us unique. What’s interesting? Lots. Herewith, the good, the bad and the bewildering