According to the York Region District School Board (YRDSB), Stephen Lewis Secondary School (SLSS) came under some criticism from the a parent who has accused the Thornhill high school of trying to push a pro-LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) agenda.
Neighbours say safety and noise are of tremendous concern
Josiah Johnson, one of the founders of the Head and the Heart, describes his band as “strong willed.” When the Seattle-based band was on the cusp of a breakthrough, it was Pacific Northwest stalwart Sub Pop that gave them the freedom to be who they were and do things their way. The results speak for themselves.
Nothing says drama like 17th-century philosophy. But seriously, New Jerusalem by David Ives (whose Venus in Fur is returning to Toronto in December) is gripping. The great rationalist thinker Spinoza loved God and logic, and he just couldn’t keep his unorthodox ideas to himself.
The sweetest way to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day is to indulge in this traditional pub dessert. Top pastry chef Sophie Han from Bero joins chef Grant van Gameren to determine the city’s best sticky toffee pudding.
CBC host and culinary guru Christine Tizzard dishes on how she met her rocker hubby.
By lindsaylow
Last year, when I went to India for the first time, I was shocked by the food. Even at the high end (which was fabulously snazzy), the food was somewhat disappointing. Not bad — never bad — but kind of blah, like what we get in a good curry house in Little India. Long-cooked stewed … Continued
Bayview Village Association believes residents need their say.
On the frigid morning of Tuesday, Feb. 11, a tenant at 2779 Yonge St. smelled a strange oder in her apartment building. Although others had detected the smell, they assumed it was coming from outside, but this tenant decided it was better to be safe than sorry, and called the fire department.
Business owners hope to improve parking, streets cape.
The St. Clair Avenue right-of-way is set to undergo more costly construction. The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is expected to spend as much as $7 million on the streetcar line’s platforms in order to accommodate mobility ramps for the new vehicles.
Fate of 400 proposed units at iconic site still up in the air.
