So a guy walks into a bar…
Toronto’s about to be invaded by a gang of joke-wielding misfits determined to bring you to tears (in a good way). Meet five of Just For Laughs’ funniest stars
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Meet me at the Midway
The wild, the wacky, the tacky, the thrilling, plus stars galore! The CNE’s got it all and then a little more — below, five of this season’s most enticing attractions
Taking it down a notch
DESPITE SIGNIFICANT REVISIONS to the plans for the five mixed-use buildings destined for a site near Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue, council and members of the community still aren’t sure the Liberty Development Corp. designs are appropriate for the community.
Richmond Hill men charged in murder of philanthropist
HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS WITH Toronto Police Service charged three men with the murder of a prominent philanthropist last month, including two Richmond Hill locals.
New park’s theme based on Atwood’s Alias Grace
RICHMOND HILL COUNCIL approved designs for a new park that are based on a novel, Alias Grace, by Margaret Atwood.
New BIA for area
MORE THAN 20 local business owners attended a meeting on Feb. 25 to discuss the possibility of forming a business improvement area on Yonge Street in the historic Thornhill area.
How is Main Street coping in Midtown?
Sales may be slower, but optimism abounds
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.