Toronto celebrates Spain’s World Cup win
Posted 11 July 2010
Posted 17 August 2010
Toronto Zoo staff is mourning the loss of the second member of the species survival plan to be euthanized this summer. Continue Reading
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Posted 27 May 2010
Brutal heat, brutal sport and the senior boys rugby squad from Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute wouldn't have it any other way. Under a withering sun the team of 16 to 18 year olds, coached by Chris Rhora, romped to a lopsided 22-10 victory over the Cedarbrae C.I. Colts Thursday afternoon at the Sunnybrook Park rugby pitch to capture the Toronto District School Board's bragging rights for 2010. Continue Reading
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Posted 23 April 2010
Scarborough residents had lots of suggestions for improving the state of hockey in Scarborough, the task force researching the problem heard at a meeting at the McGregor Park Recreation Centre on April 17. Continue Reading
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Posted 23 April 2010
They have had only one professional camera to share, but the students of St. Boniface Catholic School's photography club still manage to put on a high-quality exhibit at the Scarborough Bluff's Gallery for two weeks every year. Continue Reading
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Posted 22 April 2010
Toronto residents at a town hall meeting, hosted by the Amalgamated Transit Union on Sunday, were more than happy to share their thoughts on the recent behaviour shown by the TTC. Continue Reading
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Posted 08 April 2010
Susan Poizner never used to call herself a gardener and never gardened in her life until a few years ago. Today she gardens for a living. Continue Reading
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Posted 08 April 2010
According to residents and business owners, it is the dirty lots, ugly signage and excessive litter that is preventing Kingston Road from bolstering its reputation. With the 2015 Pan Am Games fast approaching, Scarborough is soon to be under more international scrutiny than ever. Continue Reading
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