The South Etobicoke News

YOU CAN DONATE funds to established humanitarian groups to help those suffering in Ukraine. You can donate to: -Canadian Red Cross Crisis Appeal funds will be matched by the Government of … Read Full Article...

 City officials are bowing to public pressure against an auto ban in High Park and are putting in place a shuttle service to get people to visit the sprawling park. Staff are seeking proposals for a ‘reliable and accessible’ shuttle service to … Read Full Article...

City residents may soon be able to call 311 to report potential parking offences on our streets. A staff report will be considered on November 25 to determine if the change will be approved by a City Customer Experience Division. The … Read Full Article...

Area politicians and dignitaries took part in a New Toronto ground-breaking ceremony of a multi-unit Canadian Helen Keller Centre (CHKC) for deafblind people. The 56-unit accessible apartment complex, at 158 Eighth Street, is slated to be … Read Full Article...

Here is one bit of relief during the Canada Post strike. There will mail delivery once a month for ‘socio-economic’ cheques during the ongoing labour disruption, Canada Post and its CUPW union have agreed. The parties have agreed to continue … Read Full Article...

Some New Toronto and area residents are breathing a sigh of relief. A homeless encampment that had bunkered down in the parking lot of LAMP Community Health Centre has been moved indoors by City crews as the temperature dips. This was going to … Read Full Article...

Moves are afoot by City officials to aggressively go after $50 million in back taxes owed by some major non-paying companies. The City is targeting the tax arrears of 30 of the worst companies that owe more than $50 million in back taxes and other … Read Full Article...

Bad to the bone. A young offender rounded up in a 100-bullet downtown gun battle has been charged with second-degree murder in a killing that stunned Long Branch. The 16-year-old youth, who cannot be identified, was arrested with 22 others … Read Full Article...

The group Nature in the City - Toronto says this is the first year in recorded history that Bald Eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) have successfully nested in Toronto. This recovering species require tall trees like pine and poplar, clean water and … Read Full Article...

Veterans and active full-time members of the Canadian Armed Forces will be able to travel for free year-round on GO Transit beginning in March next year. The Ontario government said they are introducing a transit relief program for veterans and … Read Full Article...

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Some hopes are dashed as promised updates to Centennial Park to make it into a world-class FIFA World Cup practice facility has been slashed. FIFA has reduced training site requirements at Centennial Park from two training pitches and field houses … Read Full Article...

A man who set an aspiring nurse on fire on a TTC bus at Kipling Station in an incident that rocked the City is still a threat to the public and will have to spend more time in custody. Tenzin Norbu, 35, was found not criminally responsible for the … Read Full Article...

Ward 3 Councillor Amber Morley is taking on Premier Doug Ford over the removal of controversial bike lanes. Morley, a cyclist, has seconded a motion by Councillor Dianne Saxe taking Ford to task for straying from his lane by stepping on Toronto … Read Full Article...

A popular artist whose unique pieces of driftwood art have awed many residents over the years at Humber Bay Shores has been ordered by the City to pack up his brushes and leave. Damian Agostini has been for years making beautiful driftwood … Read Full Article...

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