South Etobicoke News – July 2022

More police officers hitting the streets of New Toronto

South Etobicoke residents can feel a bit safer as more Toronto Police officers are being deployed to our area. [Read more…]

South Etobicoke News – June 2022

Ford builds on to his Etobicoke family political dynasty

Ontario Premier Doug Ford only had to show up to win a June 2 majority government and continue a 30-year Ford family dynasty that started when his father [Read more…]

South Etobicoke News – May 2022

Long Branch petition to save squirrels and birds

A Long Branch activist has started a petition calling on a City committee to halt construction of a new ‘monster home,’ which she says endangers rare red squirrels and migratory birds. [Read more…]

South Etobicoke News – April 2022

Mimico mourns for 3 people killed in crash

A Mimico senior and a single mom of three girls are among three people being mourned after being killed in a car crash while crossing at a local intersection. [Read more…]

South Etobicoke News – March 2022

Ukrainians protest Russian attack on homeland

Outraged members of Toronto’s Ukrainian community have been staging demonstrations in Etobicoke and across the country to protest the Russian invasion of their homeland. [Read more…]

South Etobicoke News – February 2022

City Approves Garden Suites that Some Oppose

City Council on February 2 approved by- laws for Garden Suites to permit houses with two storeys with full basements in Toronto backyards. [Read more…]

South Etobicoke News – January 2022

Mimico Church Helps Poor, Needy with Soup

Christmas may be a time for giving, but the folks at Mimico’s Martin Luther Evangelical Lutheran Church have been feeding the needy all year round. [Read more…]

South Etobicoke News – December 2021

Giving back to help others at Christmas time

One of the longest-serving realty firms in the area has raised thousands of pounds of food to help the needy and at-risk in the community. [Read more…]

South Etobicoke News – November 2021

Virus wind down as businesses tackle losses

Businesses hope to recoup losses with COVID protocols being lifted but sorry Santa lovers, there will be no physical parades this year. [Read more…]

South Etobicoke News – October 2021

Here we go again: same MPs return to rule

The $610 million spent to fund an election could have gone a long way to fighting COVID-19, residents say. [Read more…]