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As Daylight Saving Time ends, Toronto police issue warnings to pedestrians, drivers
Now, with the sun setting earlier, pedestrians and drivers alike should note that it will be much darker during evening rush hour. Continue reading
Members of Toronto’s Jewish community react to Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
“It’s very sad that the world has to put up with this kind of inhumanity,” Leah Aharonov said. “We should be pulling together and caring about one another.” Continue reading
Friends of Jennifer Dixon in shock after crash kills 41-year-old mother of three
“She was my rock and I have other friends but she was my best friend,” Lavigne said. Continue reading
Gord Krantz re-elected mayor of Milton for 13th term
Gord Krantz first served as a councillor for 15 years and then became mayor in 1980. Continue reading
Rally held at Queen’s Park to condemn gun violence as municipal election nears
Paul Evans, who took four bullets six years ago and now is partially paralyzed from the waist down, is worried the problem with gun violence isn’t being taken seriously. Continue reading
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Brantford police speak with pair sought, say incident not criminal
Families in Brantford have been anxiously waiting for answers from police about an incident that happened at a local convenience store on Oct. 7 but on Wednesday, authorities released more information. Continue reading
Council seat endorsements play strategic role in run-up to 2018 municipal election
The clock is ticking, and Toronto mayoral candidates are continuing to search for new ways to connect with voters. Continue reading
Toronto mayoral candidates gear up for last week of campaigning as advance polls close
With advance polls closing, candidates are now shifting all of their energy as they head into the last week of the campaign. Continue reading
Mayoral candidates ramp up campaigning as election day nears
A key message from Toronto mayoral candidates John Tory and Jennifer Keesmaat was that supporters needed to get out and vote. Continue reading
Mayoral candidates square off in debate focusing on issues related to Toronto’s Black community
The debate was put on by the Operation Black Vote and focused on community issues facing Toronto’s Black community. Continue reading
Concert, town hall mark two months since Danforth mass shooting
It has been two months since the Danforth shooting and people in the tight knit community are continuing to find ways to heal. Continue reading
Few Canadians have early access to home palliative care: study
New numbers indicate only 15 per cent of Canadians have early access to palliative home care. Continue reading
Confusion and chaos plague municipal election in Toronto: Candidates
First-time candidates say it has been especially tough trying to plan how to spend their time amid the uncertainty of Toronto’s upcoming election. Continue reading
Shooting in Toronto’s east end leaves neighbourhood on edge
Shots rang out just before 11 p.m. Friday on Alder Road in Toronto’s east end. Continue reading
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‘I consider myself to be thankful’: Former Humboldt Bronco joins York University Lions hockey team
Kaleb Dahlgren is back on the ice at York University after suffering life-changing injuries. He was on the Humboldt Bronco bus the day it crashed, and shares his thoughts about returning the sport he loves and joining a new team. Continue reading