Globe columnist draws on dating debacles for TV movie

Earl Haig grad Leah McLaren was inspired by trying times as a London correspondent

Making bank off barley

Beer columnist Josh Rubin is the envy of his friends

Tales from the Fringe

Grad among U.K.’s most powerful in theatre

Not so ‘average’ any more

Local grad among 100 most powerful women

Bridging dance hall divide

MORE THAN 40 years after being arrested and jailed in Mississippi for his civil rights work, Paul Saltzman, an Emmy-winning producer-director and Northview Heights Secondary School graduate, returned to the south to see how the social and political landscape had changed.

All in the family

David Foster’s daughter pens novel

The path from underdog to understudy to leading lady

Dearth of women’s roles inspired stage company founder

Music vs. medicine

Meet The Midway State’s guitarist

Breaking news

Grad celebrates 23 years at CBC

Good vibrations

Grad sings an environmental tune

The trials of aging

Turning 30 terrified Oonagh Duncan.

The urban defender

Grad aims to reclaim public space

The born supremacy

Grad heads maternity centre

Back to High School

Grad lands lead role in musical

Eight-year-old honoured for fundraising efforts

Local boy receives award for annual event

Local resident plays key role in quake effort

Soldier ensures order as relief reaches those in need in Haiti

Local couple help hungry & homeless

IT WAS A Wednesday afternoon and Gordon Robertson was helping run the Drop Inn program at his church, as he did every Wednesday. As the centre was closing, an older couple showed up looking for help. Gordon suspected they hadn’t eaten in days.

Passing the puck to injured soldiers

Paralympic athlete shares the sport that changed his life

Midtown couple donates $3 million to ballet school

Pair honoured for efforts as school marks 50 years this month

Local officers receive medals for bravery

Horrific Richmond Hill car accident hard to forget

Jazzing up the lives of Toronto kids

Local musician brings music program to at-risk students

An inspired guide to all things environmental

FRANKE JAMES IS an artist, a writer, and most importantly an environmental activist.

Award honours Richmond Hill captain

WHILE FOR SOME choosing a career path is a struggle, for Scott Sedore there had always been an inner fire burning.

Harmonious therapy

Local Pilates instructor specializes in teaching those with neurological disorders in subsidized classes

Local resident reaches out to those in need

10,000 kits and counting for volunteer

Local resident works to keep the homeless warm and healthy

Angels don’t wear pyjamas: they inspire

Survivor hopes to help others with a motivational CD

Fighting the powerful lure of gangs & guns one kid at a time

Local resident divides time between teaching and working with charity