Students clapped and cheered when Mayor David Miller asked if they had watched the Olympic hockey gold medal games, as he spoke at the University of Toronto Scarborough on March 3 to promote the “I Deserve World Class” campaign. Continue Reading

The search into Col. Russell Williams past has led to speculation of ties with serial killer Paul Bernardo. Continue Reading

Her phone keeps ringing off the hook. Donations pour into her restaurant daily. She had to rent an empty store beside her just to make room for the donations. Her name is Sheyla Cadet-Walker. She is Haitian and this is Scarborough’s response to the Haiti quake disaster. Continue Reading

The University of Toronto Scarborough did their part for Haiti this week by hosting a candle light vigil to raise aid money. Dozens of students and professors participated in the event on Tuesday, holding candles and giving memory and prayer to those most affected by the earthquakes. Continue Reading

When Canadian Olympic hurdler Priscilla Lopes-Schliep was growing up, Toronto had a severe lack of sporting infrastructure. That situation has changed now that Toronto has won the bid to host the 2015 Pan American Games. The winning city was announced Friday and supporters say holding the events will bring countless opportunities for the next generation of Canadian [...] Continue Reading

Students at University of Toronto Scarborough celebrated Cultural Mosaic week during the week of March 16. The event let students showcase their cultures through a fashion show, an international food fest and dance. Cultural Mosaic was organized by the UTSC student union, the International Student centre and cultural groups on campus. Continue Reading