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Developer reveals desire to build four towers on busy corner
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North York hockey pioneer dies at 92
On March 9, Herbert Carnegie, Willowdale’s legendary hockey player, golfer and founder of the youth charitable organization the Herbert H. Carnegie Future Aces Foundation, passed away at 92
Is your child launching or leaning?
Survey reveals parents job hunting for their kids
Local lawyer takes up claim against Rob Ford
Clayton Ruby to argue conflict of interest case that could turf mayor
Earl Bales ziplining proposal gets ‘chilly’ response
A proposal for an eco-adventure program at Earl Bales Park has hit another hurdle
Sad conclusion to search for missing Forest Hill teen
human remains found by passersby in a wooded area near Yonge Street and Highway 401 were those of missing local teen Miriam Makhniashvili
Contaminated soil dumped on Oak Ridges Moraine
Save the Oak Ridges Moraine (STORM), along with other environmental groups Earthroots and Ontario Nature, said contaminated soil was found on the moraine
New big box proposal in Leaside rankles residents
The latest proposal for a big box development in Leaside has residents frustrated
What I Wore: Value Village, Shoppalu and Aldo Rise
There is nothing that irks me more than style shots that are praised for their “unholy style” when the person is decked out head-to-toe in the season’s most coveted items. I mean, if you are somehow lucky enough to get shoved into a closet full of designer goodies, how hard could it be to emerge without looking awesome? Would that same person succeed when digging through Value Village?
Camp Chimo counsellors sued over conduct
Counsellors from a summer camp and the Town of Markham are the target of a lawsuit filed by the families of young campers
Theatre Review: My Granny the Goldfish
There is a classic expression about theatrical comedy which purportedly arose from a true story: a famous actor was on his deathbed, when a friend leaned over him and asked, with heartfelt emotion, “Is dying hard?” The performer rolled over on his bed, looked up and whispered, “Comedy is harder.”
Morning Throwback: Toronto probably thought this circus act of yesteryear was the raddest thing ever
Before children musical prodigies, hip hop flute players and miraculous head standers, Canada’s Got Talent’s main draw was the “Tin Lizzie” act: a death defying machine versus beast spectacle featuring a pop-a-wheeling jalopy and some dude on a horse. We’re on the edge of our seats already. What say you, Martin Short?