Bike lanes or no bike lanes and the war rages.

Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice has blocked a plan by the province to rip up the Bloor Street W. and two other bike lanes in Toronto, calling it unconstitutional. [Read more…]

Residents Rally to Aid Family Who Lost All to Fire.

MORE THAN $14,000 has been raised on Go Fund Me to help the family of Erika Goldman who had to flee their Berry Road apartment with three young children following a devastating fire that destroyed most of their possessions. [Read more…]

Thousands sign petition to keep Cineplex open.

More than 12,000 people have signed a petition calling on the City to halt a plan to demolish the beloved Cineplex Cinemas Queensway to build 10 huge condo towers. [Read more…]

City shelter now downsized from 80 to 50 beds.

City of Toronto officials seems to be listening to pressure from an outraged community and back-peddling on some plans for a proposed Third Street homeless shelter. [Read more…]

Big battle for April 28 votes in our community.

It’s a battle between the Liberals and Conservatives for the federal ridings of Etobicoke Lakeshore and Etobicoke Centre on April 28. [Read more…]

Mimico Creek fish life face risk due to road salt.

Etobicoke Creek and the Don River are the worst in the Toronto area for being the saltiest waterways due to runoff from truckloads of road salt being used to melt our mountains of ice and snow. [Read more…]

Bloor St. W. bike lane to be gone by the Spring.

The controversial Bloor Street W. bike lane, and two others on busy downtown streets, are slated to be history by the Spring. [Read more…]

Another new year and more City tax increases.

Happy New Year to Toronto residents means we will be digging deeper in our pockets as fees and rates increase to fund some City services [Read more…]

Fund to aid dad and kids after mom dies in crash.

More than $60,000 has been raised to help a grieving dad who lost his wife, Katie, and whose three toddlers were seriously injured, after being hit by a car at an Etobicoke crosswalk. [Read more…]

Some help coming from city to help homeless.

City of Toronto officials last month (OCT) addressed the homeless situation in a winter plan that would add 530 spaces to existing shelters, plus 218 spaces in four warming centres when temperatures reach -5 ℃ or a winter-weather warning is issued. [Read more…]