A New Toronto man is making an appeal for thieves to return his prized e-bike after it was stolen from outside his home. Bernard Graham said the $4,000 Daymak Beast electric-bike was stolen on … Read Full Article...
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The RCMP bust two ringleaders in bank teller, police phone scam
An RCMP Cyber Crime unit has arrested two Toronto residents who are accused of scamming more than 500 victims of millions of dollars in a bank teller or police calling schemes. The Mounties believe the two used technology to hide their phone … Read Full Article...
Public meeting being held for Lake Shore W. Study call for 11-storey buildings on Strip
A public meeting is being held in a City study that will increase the density and heights of buildings to 11 stories, upgrade and beautify sections of Lake Shore Blvd. W. corridor. The Lake Shore Boulevard West Avenue Study community feedback … Read Full Article...
Haven on the Queensway is on the move and launches fundraiser to fix new building
Long-time community social agency Haven on the Queensway which has helped thousands of needy area residents is moving and seeking donations to help restore a donated building nearby. The charity that helps about 3,000 people weekly is trying to … Read Full Article...
Some 15 passengers injured in horrific Delta Airlines crash at Pearson Airport
These Pearson Airport passengers are lucky to be alive and to see their loved ones this Family Day. One child and two adults were critically injured after a plane with 80 passengers crashed and rolled over on its roof at Pearson International … Read Full Article...
Major traffic congestion feared on Royal York Rd. as four condos planned
Royal York Road is a two-lane roadway that is slated to undergo world-class traffic congestion if four proposed mega condo projects are built along a two kilometre stretch. A proposal has been filed to build a 12 storey rental apartment on Royal … Read Full Article...
Virtual candidates election debate and dance for Long Branch
More online security needed for confidential meetings by City bodies warns A-G
The City says tougher security measures are required as more online confidential Council, committee and board meetings are being conducted since the pandemic. Auditor General Tara Anderson in a January 28 report called for online security … Read Full Article...
Local man will buy you a coffee for voting against pickleball in a City survey
A South Etobicoke man is taking on the City in a bid to halt the expansion of the sport of pickleball in some neighbourhood parks. The City of Toronto is conducting a survey until March 3 on the best use and popularity of pickleball, which they … Read Full Article...
Jean Augustine Black History Month Celebration and Fundraiser
Hello Jean Augustine Centre for Young Women’s Empowerment Community, Our Black History Month Celebration & Fundraiser is just ONE WEEK away! Get ready for an unforgettable afternoon, filled with inspiring speeches by Trey Anthony and the Hon. … Read Full Article...
Flag-waving residents brave cold to celebrate pride and birthday of our National Flag
More than 100 flag-waving area residents braved the snow and cold to celebrate the 60th birthday of the Canadian National Flag in New Toronto. The celebration at the Eighth Street flagpole was one of hundreds held across the country on February 15 … Read Full Article...
Third Street shelter official steps down from post due to threats
The president of a company hired by the City to work with the community to alleviate concerns of a proposed Third Street homeless shelter has resigned due to threats against his life and co-workers. Bruce Davis, a realtor and head of Public … Read Full Article...
Community issues the topic at debate where only two candidates showed up
By Tanya Vividly About 100 residents braved the snow and elements to attend a two candidates debate at the Daily Bread Food Bank. Liberal contender Lee Fairclough and NDP hopeful Rozhen Asrani were the only candidates who showed up to face … Read Full Article...
Here is where you can beat the rush and vote early for February 27 Ontario election
Area residents wishing to vote early to beat the rush for the February 27 Ontario election can do so at an Evans Avenue banquet hall. The early votes can be cast at the Trident Banquet Hall, enter through doors under YHO sign, at 145 Evans … Read Full Article...
Two police officers injured by motorist at film shoot site on Evans Avenue
Two Toronto police officers were hospitalized with minor injuries after being assaulted by a driver when they stopped a vehicle from entering a film shoot on Evans Avenue. The two are among 10 officers injured on the job in the last … Read Full Article...
Hundreds of residents showed up to express mixed views on proposed Third Street shelter
About 200 concerned and sometimes boisterous residents showed up to express their mixed opinions at a meeting on a proposed 80-bed homeless shelter on Third Street. A large hall at Humber College was packed with an overflow crowd as Toronto Police … Read Full Article...