Richmond Hill resident is convicted in death of jogger
A local resident has been sentenced to five years in prison and given a 10-year driving prohibition following the death of a local jogger.
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This year’s show may not go on for Thornhill Village Festival
DESPITE RUMOURS THAT the Thornhill Village Festival may be on hiatus this year, the organizer vows to put on a show.
Audits cost $750,000
THE CITY OF Vaughan — that is, its taxpayers — has spent $750,000 on audits of four of its politician’s campaign expenses so far, says a report presented to council on May 12.
Northern Secondary student wins award from NASA
ERIC YAM HOPES to one day build his own utopia. In the meantime, he’s submitted sketches of what it may look like to NASA.
600 locals sign petition protesting road revamp
THE MOORE PARK Ratepayers Association is protesting a project that would close the fifth, reversible lane on Jarvis Street, saying that a thorough traffic study needs to be completed before the $6.35 million project moves forward.
Hillcrest chosen for solar panel pilot project
HILLCREST COMMUNITY SCHOOL was the first in the city selected to participate in a new solar initiative by the Toronto District School Board.
City’s first urban orchard coming to Ben Nobleman Park
When Susan Poizner saw an urban orchard on a visit to Vancouver, she had the idea to bring the concept to Toronto.
Local club loses its Mystique
Controversial strip bar closes its doors
A tale of two towers
Can local schools handle more condos?
Street meat a thing of the past at Mel Lastman Square
NORTH YORK RESIDENTS will be able to get more than a hot dog with the launch of a new city initiative.
Historic North York building could get protection
THE NORTH YORK Hydro Building on Yonge Street is poised to get its place in history.
Controversial strip club closes its doors
A STRIP CLUB on Yonge Street, which has unravelled as much controversy as it has skimpy outfits, may be out of business.