Four arrested in Richmond Hill banquet stabbings
Two young offenders, one from Richmond Hill, along with a 20-year-old Richmond Hill man were recently arrested in connection with a stabbing at a Richmond Hill banquet hall in February.
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Director a cut above
Liza Fromer chats with doctor- turned-director Sandra Feldman about motherhood, motivation and her new film A Touch of Grey
Residents face off on driving range disagreement
A proposed golf centre development pitting Thornhill residents against one another recently became threatening, according to one local woman.
Seeing the lives of those less fortunate
Spending the day blindfolded was an eye-opening experience for North York resident Robyn Landau.
Development brings community centre
A local area is finally assured of getting its community centre. And the best part: it will be at no cost to the taxpayer.
Open space at Yonge and Eglinton threatened
Despite residents’ opposition, the North York Community Council has approved a proposal for a three-storey retail concourse at the corner of Yonge and Eglinton that would fill in the existing open space.
Of compassion, kindness and kindred spirits
Dr. Samantha Nutt and Dr. Eric Hoskins discuss their courtship, marriage and what they’re up to today
Hogg’s Hollow event memorialized with York Mills mural
The recent unveiling of a quilt commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Hogg’s Hollow disaster was an emotional event, according to the artist.
Corey Haim honoured in Thornhill service
Friends and family members gathered at a private, invitation-only funeral service in Thornhill to say goodbye to local actor Corey Haim last month.
From subprime to showtime
The city’s most talented thespians reunite for Soulpepper’s Glengarry Glen Ross, David Mamet’s Pulitzer Prize–winning masterpiece about the ruthless world of real estate
My cupboards are bare
Nutritional dynamo tackles my kitchen and leaves no sugary crumb unturned
Provincial protection of Dunlap seems doubtful
Comments from the province’s recently appointed minister of tourism and culture on the David Dunlap Observatory site are not sitting well with concerned citizens and councillors alike.