Defending champs win East Region final
Posted 22 February 2010
News · Toronto
Trade lobby applauds tariff removal initiative
Posted 12 March 2010
One of Canada’s largest trade and industry lobbies has endorsed the federal government’s plan to reduce tariffs on imports. On Thursday, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty introduced the new federal budget. It outlined a number of Conservative initiatives, including the removal of tariffs on manufactured imports. Jeff Brownlee, a public relations officer with Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters association, [...] Continue Reading
News · Scarborough
Ontario college strike averted
Posted 25 February 2010
It’s official, Ontario college faculty will not strike this semester. A 51.45 per cent majority ruling was tallied Wednesday afternoon. Continue Reading
Amateur · Basketball · East York · Sports · Toronto
Last year’s champs open OFSAA meet with a win
Posted 09 March 2010
Last season’s OFSAA boy’s champions Eastern Commerce Saints opened the 2010 AAAA basketball tournament with a convincing victory over Pope John Paul II Panthers 73-58 at Durham College. Pope John Paul (25-10) put up a great first half with a 33-30 lead at half-time. The Saints (23-7) stormed back in the second half after the Panther’s [...] Continue Reading
High School · Photos · Scarborough · Sports
Defending champs win East Region final
Posted 22 February 2010
A missed free throw in the last two seconds gave defending champions Sir Wilfrid Laurier Blue Devils a nail-biting victory over their rivals West Hill Warriors in the East Region Senior Boys Tier One basketball final on Feb. 11 at Seneca College. Continue Reading
Arts & Life · News · Toronto
Two faiths merge at Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit
Posted 16 December 2009
December is one of the holiest months of the year, with both Hanukkah and Christmas observed. And while these religious celebrations occur independently of each other, the origins of the faiths they represent are remarkably linked. Risa Levitt Kohn is a professor of religious studies at San Diego State University and guest curator of the Dead [...] Continue Reading
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Opinion · Scarborough
Skating around arena ice time
Posted 22 February 2010
At the Malvern Community Centre around 2 p.m., the ice rinks are like the frozen tundra of the arctic: bare. We’re talking about two full-size ice rinks. What’s notable is that around the city of Toronto, ice time is a hot commodity. Continue Reading
Features · Toronto
Haiti’s challenge just beginning
Posted 16 February 2010
“I hope this response is not just an emotional one but that it’s genuinely long-term,” Rémy said. “I’m making a request to the whole world to keep going... to help Haiti fully emerge from this impasse.” Continue Reading
Features · Scarborough
Black History Month brings prominent activist to Malvern
Posted 18 February 2010
Dr. Thomas Massiah told a library full of high school students that occupation doesn’t define a person and self-respect is something that no one can give or take away from them. Continue Reading
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