Ron Rock is the executive director of the East Scarborough Boys and Girls Club (ESBGC).  He has worked for many years as a community development organizer, social worker, family counsellor and a young offender court placement worker.

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Scarborough resident Maureen Henry has worked for the Canadian Red Cross for 12 years and during her time at the Scarborough Drop-In Centre, she has worked tirelessly to help those in the community she loves. Continue Reading

Parents of players in the Scarborough Hockey Association are fighting for the survival of a league that has a dwindling number of new players.

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Toronto Police has released a list of the 10 most dangerous intersections in Toronto with pedestrians involved in collisions. Scarborough made the list with two locations: Birchmount Road/ Sheppard Avenue East and McCowan Road/ Sheppard Avenue East. Continue Reading

After two months, and 11,000 votes, the Toronto Zoo has a name for their new baby gorilla.

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At this time of year, you can find them on the lapels of many Canadians. The poppy since 1921 has served as a symbol of remembrance, honouring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country.

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Imagine being a Toronto Maple Leafs fan and dreaming of having season tickets for years, then one day you get a letter reminding you that you’re on the coveted waiting list. For many, it would be cause for celebrating, but for Jacqui Banner, it was like having her dream slightly out of reach.

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You would think coming in third in the league would be a disappointment, but the 18 members of the under-16 Malvern Lightning soccer squad feel like champions. Continue Reading

The evacuation of 50,000 Scarborough residents and businesses on Sept. 14 turned out to be the result of a modification that 27-year-old Shaun Morris made to his red Chevrolet Astro van. No bomb was found.

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Local police are reaching out to the community with their fourth annual open house and community picnic.

The Community Police Liaison Committee will host the event on May 9 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 43 Division, located at 4331 Lawrence Ave., east of Morningside Avenue.

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