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Rae Days are here again!

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Bob Rae has been a part of the Canadian and Toronto political landscape for decades. And the ideas that make up his new book, Exporting Democracy, have likely been swirling around in his fact-filled head for just as long.

Big Ben's Little Korea

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Has the skirmish between North and South Korea caused tensions in T.O.’s Koreatown? — our scribe finds out

Affordable housing condo faces delays

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A heritage designation has caused time delays and financial setbacks for the redevelopment plans at Asbury and West United Church.  Due to a lack of funds for repairs and maintenance, the church struck a deal with Options for Homes to build an affordable housing condominium on part of their property. But issues arose when council … Continued

New TTC headquarters under review

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Although the majority of councillors on the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) board before the recent municipal election voted in favour of a new centralized TTC headquarters at Yonge Street and Wilson Avenue, the fate of the deal now depends on approval from the new city council and the new TTC board.

Friend to the Dalai Lama gave peace more than a chance

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When local resident James George first met the Dalai Lama, it was the late 1960s. George, who is now 93, had just started working as the Canadian high commissioner to India, and the Dalai Lama had come to the country as a refugee, along with thousands of other Tibetans.

Mirvish trumps North York theatre maverick

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Theatrical impresario Aubrey Dan of Dancap Productions, which produces Broadway-calibre shows in the city, has once again been left out of a major partnership with one of the city’s finest venues.