T.O.’s hot fall ticket
A star-crossed romance, soccer and Ireland’s ‘troubles’ set the scene for premiere of Ben Elton & Andrew Lloyd Webber’s latest masterpiece, The Boys in the Photograph
A star-crossed romance, soccer and Ireland’s ‘troubles’ set the scene for premiere of Ben Elton & Andrew Lloyd Webber’s latest masterpiece, The Boys in the Photograph
Three-year-old Jaiden Aschaiek is the subject of a new documentary, Jaiden’s Story: The Struggle for ABA Therapy in Ontario.
The Thornhill Heritage Foundation announced the acquisition of their first property on Aug. 18.
Residents who live beside a provincially-owned hydro field are collecting signatures in a petition that protests an application to build a driving range on the land.
Thornhill swimmer Jade Scognamillo recently became the youngest person to swim across Lake Ontario.
Staff at the Town of Richmond Hill are busily reviewing the recommendations made by the Conservation Review Board in order to draft a report that will help determine the fate of the David Dunlap Observatory.
More than a year after the explosion at North York’s Sunrise Propane distribution plant, two charges have been laid against the company by the province’s ministry of labour.
Toronto’s red rocket became a little more environmentally friendly with the recent completion of a green roof at the Eglinton Avenue West subway station.
Sports broadcaster and North Toronto resident Al Stewart passed away on July 22, at the age of 73, of complications from surgery. The North Torontonian was known for his role in launching Coach’s Corner with Don Cherry.
A recent shooting in the Annex was a “random, stupid thing,” according to the head of a local residents’ association.
The latest development proposal for the Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue area proposes a 53-storey condominium development, located next door to the Yonge-Eglinton Centre.
A business park on Laird Drive could see another shopping centre soon.