Grocery store plan riles local communityA proposal to build a two-storey grocery store and LCBO on the former Brennan Pontiac site has been deferred. At a Feb. 17 committee of adjustment meeting, approximately 50 community members... |
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Historic Forest Hill mansion now on city’s heritage listCity council recently added Maclean House to their inventory of heritage properties, barring the owner from demolition to the house at 7 Austin Terrace. The home was built in 1910 for John Bayne... |
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Rosehill Park’s off-leash bark may have biteCity council recently approved 29 new sites that meet the criteria for off-leash dog parks, but some other spots, such as St. Alban’s Square, weren’t so lucky. |
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Students could be forced to switch schoolsSporting a pin saying “No Boundary Change”, Sandra Aversa made a tearful plea to the Yonge and Davisville accommodation review committee (ARC) not to change the boundaries of Maurice Cody... |
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Concerns grow over Yonge & Eg developmentAt the eleventh hour, residents presented their concerns over the proposed three-storey retail concourse development on the northwest corner of Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue that would extend to... |
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An eye for an iPhoneTTC operators strike back with Facebook page dedicated to passengers behaving badly. |
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Liberal Glen Murray wins Toronto Centre by-electionOn Feb. 4, Toronto Centre voters chose Liberal candidate Glen Murray as their MPP. He took 47 per cent of the vote while NDP nominee Cathy Crowe trailed behind with 33 per cent. |
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Inside Furious George's war roomIf politics is war, the past week has shown that some arsenals may be better stocked than others. |
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Forest Hill resident to bid on Canwest dailiesFormer Senator Jerry Grafstein, a long-time Forest Hill resident, is filing a bid, along with two long-time media professionals, to buy three of Canwest’s daily newspapers. |
Voters will choose MPP for Toronto Centre Feb. 4The departure of George Smitherman from Toronto Centre’s provincial riding opened up the position, with the by-election taking place Feb. 4. |
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Humour and the heart
Colin Mochrie and Deb Mcgrath discuss how a little funny business set the stage for life-long leap into love
Young TV couple makes romance their business
The stars of Slice’s latest reality show, Love Incorporated tell Post City how they met
Tender truce between rival anchors ends in a tie-d knot
Rival sports anchors Jennifer Hedger and Sean McComick discuss what happened when their off-the-field romance went into overtime
Take a bow, tie a knot
THREE YEARS AGO this month, accomplished playwright Adam Pettle and stage darling Patricia Fagan were married in Toronto’s City Hall before an audience of three.
The dance of love
Besides being principal dancers for the National Ballet of Canada, Heather Ogden and Guillaume Côté are a blissfully in-love couple who got engaged this summer and are planning to tie the knot next year.
Ring theft leads to romance
CBC personality finds love after sly trick
Making a play for the girl
How Pinball kicked off a 25-year love story
A diamond in the rough
With a proposal that could warm any girl’s heart, this local couple has kept the romance alive from day one.
Love in the news
Before being elected to the House of Commons in 2008, Peter Kent was a leading journalist, known for his work on The National, The Journal and Moneywise.
Puppy love to power couple
Michael Bryant and Susan Abramovitch found love when they were both young law clerks (and when they were supposed to be working).
A (wedding) day at the races
It was love at first sight for Morey Chaplick when he spotted his future wife, Jennifer, from across the room.
Local resident plays key role in quake effort
Soldier ensures order as relief reaches those in need in Haiti
Midtown couple donates $3 million to ballet school
Pair honoured for efforts as school marks 50 years this month
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.
Harmonious therapy
Local Pilates instructor specializes in teaching those with neurological disorders in subsidized classes
10,000 kits and counting for volunteer
Local resident works to keep the homeless warm and healthy
Around the world and back again
After volunteering abroad, local wants to make change here at home
The Last Boy Scout
Local resident leads the homeless on heroic hiking trips
Local mom helps youth paddle against current
There are two things Janine Kelly De Rosie loves most in life: community service and camping. In 1997, she was given the chance to combine her passions when asked to train staff at Project CANOE
Art for life’s sake
In the comfort of her basement, Lola Rasminsky created a fine arts kindergarten program with six children in 1979.
Racing coast to coast for a cure
On June 13, David Sugarman will join 35 other cyclists on a trek across Canada as part of the second Sears National Kids Cancer Ride.
Hope for kids is on the next horizon
Eighteen years ago, Lisa Phillips was your average camper, making s’mores and roasting hot dogs, telling scary tales and singing songs around a campfire.
Final stop for fantasy, fables and figurines
New North York comic book shop is more than meets the eye
More than just meats for mall fixture Nortown
Three generations of family help York Mills business bloom
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