Locals upset with potential cuts to library

It’s not just a library. It’s also a community centre, a provider of settlement services for newcomers, and a way Continue reading →

Torontonians start online petition to bring back Transit City

When East York resident Trish O’Reilly-Brennan posted a petition online to get theTransit City plan back, she had no idea how quickly it Continue reading →

‘Liberal gladiators’ help Berardinetti to re-election

Today is his seventh wedding anniversary. Yesterday, he won re-election in Scarborough Southwest. Cheers greeted incumbent Liberal MPP Lorenzo Berardinetti Continue reading →

It’s not all about winning for Ontario’s fringe parties

You see them on every ballot, but hardly ever on TV debates or in election results. The Freedom, Libertarian and Communist parties are just some Continue reading →

Strong Canadian immigration interest is a ‘big, good problem’: Kenney

Having the bride’s grandmother at the wedding is a must for many families. Unfortunately, numerous immigrants in Scarborough have had Continue reading →

Scarborough resident questions Harper’s ‘Islamicism’ remark

When Prime Minister Stephen Harper called “Islamicism” the biggest threat to Canada in an interview with the CBC’s Peter Mansbridge, Scarborough resident Continue reading →

Sprinter donates time and talent to train Special Olympians

World-class Canadian sprinter Okiki Akinremi competed on the international stage for 17 years. He has been ranked one of the world’s top Continue reading →

Scarborough grow-op busts rise by 52 per cent

Scarborough grow-op locations dismantled in 2010 The number of marijuana grow-op busts from 2009 to 2010 in Scarborough has increased by 52 Continue reading →