How is Main Street coping in North Toronto?
LOCAL BUSINESSES IN North Toronto may be suffering, but many merchants remain hopeful that, with the support of the community, they will be able to weather the economic storm.
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Three men charged with murder of philanthropist
HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS WITH Toronto Police Services charged three men with the murder of philanthropist Glen Davis last month.
Cuts to local school library hours create hallway havoc
STUDENTS HAVE HAD to line up at lunchtime to get into their own school libraries since hours have been reduced, say North York students.
City goes on illegal sign ‘blitz’ in North York
THE CITY’S MUNICIPAL licensing and standards division is cracking down on illegal, temporary advertising signs in North York.
How is Main Street coping in North York?
LOCAL BUSINESSES IN North York may be suffering, but many small business owners are hopeful that their shops and restaurants will be able to weather the economic storm.
How is Main Street coping in Midtown?
Sales may be slower, but optimism abounds
Condo compromise
Filion to work with Gibson developers
Bayview student hit by car prompts traffic law review
WHEN A 16-YEAR-OLD boy was struck by a car at York Mills Road and Fenn Avenue last year, the incident acted as a catalyst for change.
Cuts to YMCI library hours create hallway havoc
STUDENTS HAVE HAD to line up at lunchtime to get into their own school library, says a student a York Mills Collegiate Institute because the hours have been reduced at the secondary school.
The sky’s the limit
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS IN North Toronto are deciding whether or not to appeal a controversial decision made by city council in February.
Police hunt for suspects behind Annex swarming
POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING a bloody attack that took place on St. Patrick’s Day in the Annex.
Building a sense of community, one apple at a time
AS A TOAST to Earth Day, a new farmers’ market is scheduled to open in the neighbourhood on April 23.