- Local discomfort around Physical Distancing Shelters
Megan Camlasaran As Toronto continues to seek safe and supportive housing for its growing homeless population, local businesses near Physical Distancing Shelters are experiencing damaged property, open drug use and…
- ‘We’re still here’ Family-owned Patrician Grill lives through half a century and a global pandemic
Sophia de Guzman “We’ve been here now 54 years. A lot of people call us the staple of the neighbourhood,” says Terry Papas, manager of Patrician Grill. After immigrating from…
- The blacksmith’s historic home
Bruce Bell, Senior Columnist The old building on the southeast corner of Sherbourne and Adelaide Streets exists today because it adapted to the times. Or it was just plain lucky.…
- ‘It’s the wild wild west’ Shuter Street bike lanes raise safety concerns
Fiona O’Flynn Last year’s bike lane reconstruction on Shuter Street has raised road safety concerns. Local residents report more speeding and visibility problems since the road was repaved and new…
- Be on the lookout for fake Apple products
Kevin Costain Can you spot a fake? Last month I learned the hard way how difficult this is. Using Kijiji – an online marketplace considered a ‘grey market’ for new…
- Green Party leader steps down following fourth-place finish
Kayla Higgins Incumbent MP Marci Ien secured her Liberal Party seat in the Toronto Centre riding in the September 20 federal election, garnering just over 50 percent of the vote.…
- Berczy Park’s reclined chairs raise accessibility concerns
Megan Camlasaran Eight reclined chairs in Berczy Park that were replaced with upright chairs should be returned due to accessibility concerns, some frequent visitors say. According to Shaun Pearan, a…
- New agreement partially saves Dominion Foundry
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter Two of the four provincially owned Dominion Wheel and Foundries buildings are to be saved under an agreement announced August 20 between the City of Toronto…
- Changing street names won’t change street culture
Andre Bermon, Publisher In the last City Council meeting before the summer recess, our public servants put history to the test. In a 17-7 vote, council decided that the name…
Megan Camlasaran As Toronto continues to seek safe and supportive housing for its growing homeless population, local businesses near Physical Distancing Shelters are experiencing damaged property, open drug use and…
Sophia de Guzman “We’ve been here now 54 years. A lot of people call us the staple of the neighbourhood,” says Terry Papas, manager of Patrician Grill. After immigrating from…
Bruce Bell, Senior Columnist The old building on the southeast corner of Sherbourne and Adelaide Streets exists today because it adapted to the times. Or it was just plain lucky.…
Fiona O’Flynn Last year’s bike lane reconstruction on Shuter Street has raised road safety concerns. Local residents report more speeding and visibility problems since the road was repaved and new…
Kevin Costain Can you spot a fake? Last month I learned the hard way how difficult this is. Using Kijiji – an online marketplace considered a ‘grey market’ for new…
Kayla Higgins Incumbent MP Marci Ien secured her Liberal Party seat in the Toronto Centre riding in the September 20 federal election, garnering just over 50 percent of the vote.…
Megan Camlasaran Eight reclined chairs in Berczy Park that were replaced with upright chairs should be returned due to accessibility concerns, some frequent visitors say. According to Shaun Pearan, a…
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter Two of the four provincially owned Dominion Wheel and Foundries buildings are to be saved under an agreement announced August 20 between the City of Toronto…
Andre Bermon, Publisher In the last City Council meeting before the summer recess, our public servants put history to the test. In a 17-7 vote, council decided that the name…