Officer for Earl Haig
A North York school is the next in line to be part of a program that puts police officers in Toronto schools.
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$26 million parking ticket lawsuit headed to court
A recent Supreme Court of Canada decision will allow a local woman’s $26 million class-action lawsuit against the city to proceed.
Sunnybrook doctor to receive the Order of Canada
One of the founders of the well-known trauma program at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre will be named to the Order of Canada, according to a July 6 announcement.
Student sues TFS
A former student at Toronto French School who was expelled for allegedly beating up a visiting student has filed a lawsuit against the school, its headmaster and its principal.
Local actor appointed to Harbourfront board
Village resident and well-known actor Sonja Smits was appointed president of the Harbourfront Centre’s board of directors on June 24.
Imperial Oil office tower to get condo conversion?
A historic office tower built in the 1950s is on the market and could be converted to condominiums.
Condo controversy
School issue to go to OMB
School pools thrown a lifeline
Two area school pools slated to close were given new life recently
Major makeovers coming to Bayview parks
Three Bayview parks will see upgrades after a recent funding announcement.
Shops at Don Mills to address noise complaints
Representatives of Cadillac Fairview said they will make an effort to keep noise to a minimum this summer, after receiving several complaints from residents who live adjacent to the Shops at Don Mills.
Police coming to Earl Haig
Officer will serve as extra support in September
It’s a small world
African meet up leads to street party