An email from within the Toronto Police Service criticizing mayor John Tory over the recent rash of shootings has reached the mayor’s office. Continue reading →

Kelly Whetter’s son, 18-year-old Gabriel Nikov, was gunned down near Yonge and Bloor streets in April 2016. Continue reading →

Ever since the letter was handed to the 52 families with children enrolled at the centre, the community has banded together to plead its case for childcare. Continue reading →

Yet another mother is speaking out after she says she was forced to pull both of her daughters out of an Oshawa public school because of bullying. Continue reading →

“I was with my friend, this kid was picking on them and I said ‘stop,’ and he was running at me and I was running for the teacher and he pushed me,” Greyson said. Continue reading →

“He comes with toilet paper so we know it’s human rather than dog.” Continue reading →

The “Heat and Learning” study published by the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research found that students were more likely to have lower scores when temperatures were higher. Continue reading →

Lisa Hill is fighting for legislation in Ontario that would decriminalize the abandonment of babies in safe places. Continue reading →

Toronto Public Health officials are warning people about exposure to blacklegged ticks now that the warmer weather is upon on. Continue reading →

The group came by bus from Guelph to deliver a message to the candidates vying for the Premier’s office. Continue reading →

“I saw a guy walking up onto our property and casually looking around, I was shocked at how casual he was and he looked around and he just picked up my wife’s bike and walked away with it.” Continue reading →