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Midway into Ontario election campaign, some parties still struggling with pitches

13 February 2025

As Ontario's election campaign reaches its halfway point, main opponents are still scrambling to pitch themselves to voters while polls suggest the PCs maintain a significant lead. [...]

List of schools closed in the Greater Toronto Area for Thursday, February 13, 2025

13 February 2025

Here is a list of the status of schools, if they are open or closed, in the Greater Toronto Area for Thursday, February 13, 2025: [...]

Only independent Ontario MPP to win in 2022 says PC ‘big machine’ targeting her riding

13 February 2025

The former Progressive Conservative chose to run an independent campaign after a disagreement over how the local Tory candidate was appointed before the last election -- and won. [...]

Ontario mayor on U.S. steel tariff impact: ‘It’s going to be quite serious’

13 February 2025

Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath estimates there are somewhere around 20,000 to 25,000 people who are employed in the industry in her city. [...]

Simply Delicious Recipe: Valentine’s Day Velvet Berry Kiss

13 February 2025

Susan Hay is joined by executive chef Massimo Capra to prepare a decadent dessert called "Velvet Berry Kiss" -- a perfect treat for Valentine's Day. [...]

Canada beats Sweden in OT to open 4 Nations

13 February 2025

Sidney Crosby feeds off the energy each time he sets foot in the Bell Centre. [...]

Raptors head into break with future in mind

13 February 2025

The first half of the Toronto Raptors' season ended the same way it started — with a blowout loss at home against the Cleveland Cavaliers. [...]

Trump says he’ll sign sweeping reciprocal tariffs on US trading partners Thursday

13 February 2025

President Donald Trump said Thursday that he’ll sign an order that increases U.S. tariffs to the rates other countries charge on imports. “TODAY IS THE BIG ONE: RECIPROCAL TARIFFS!!!” Trump posted on [...]

Russia rejoices at Trump-Putin call as alarm bells ring in Europe

13 February 2025

Russian officials and state media took a triumphant tone Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump jettisoned three years of U.S. policy and announced he would likely meet soon with Russian [...]

Could Canada really become the 51st US state? Here’s what it would take

13 February 2025

President Donald Trump has repeatedly said Canada should be the 51st U.S. state as he proposes erasing the 5,525-mile-long border that separates the countries and alleviating the need for tariffs [...]

The communities that will be hit hardest by U.S. tariffs

13 February 2025

In today’s The Big Story podcast, President Donald Trump’s threats of massive tariffs on Canadian goods has sparked a lot of fear about what a trade war would mean for [...]

Winter storm slams southern Ontario as Toronto sees up to 20 cm of snow

13 February 2025

Southern Ontario experienced a potent, mid-week winter storm, with whiteout conditions worsening rapidly overnight into Thursday and up to 20 centimetres of snow confirmed in Toronto and the surrounding GTA. [...]

Hamas says it will free 3 more hostages as planned, paving the way to resolve ceasefire dispute

13 February 2025

Hamas said Thursday it would release three more Israeli hostages as planned, paving the way toward resolving a major dispute over the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Hamas had threatened [...]

At least 28 are hurt as a driver plows into a demonstration in Germany

13 February 2025

BERLIN (AP) — A driver drove a car into a labor union demonstration in central Munich on Thursday, injuring at least 28 people including children, authorities said. Officials said it [...]

Many GTA schools, campuses closed Thursday after snowstorm hits region

13 February 2025

The City of Toronto will be plowing roads throughout Thursday and into Friday after a winter storm blanketed the city with snow overnight, officials said. [...]

What Doug Ford accomplished on his Washington trip

13 February 2025

During a news conference, Doug Ford was asked what success would be out of the Washington trip and set a rather high bar with his answer: "What success looks like [...]

Town hall meeting called to address spate of coyote attacks in downtown Toronto

13 February 2025

Residents of Liberty Village and Fort York say city efforts aren't preventing attacks on pet dogs. A local councillor wants to hear from the community before drafting a long-term plan [...]

Halfway through Ontario election campaign, some parties still developing platforms

13 February 2025

As Ontario's snap winter election campaign reaches its halfway point, Progressive Conservatives' main opponents are still scrambling to pitch themselves to voters, while polls suggest the incumbents maintain a significant [...]

Was the federal tax holiday successful? Early numbers say not exactly: experts

13 February 2025

As the federal government's tax holiday comes to an end, some experts and business owners say it wasn't worth the extra work it put on businesses — even if some [...]

Air Canada was ordered to pay a passenger $2,000 for delayed luggage. Instead, it's taking him to court

13 February 2025

Air Canada is contesting in court an order by the Canadian Transportation Agency to pay a couple $2,079 for delayed luggage. Critics argue the agency's complaints system needs to change [...]

Trump complains about Canada — but new data shows spike in U.S. drugs and guns coming north

13 February 2025

Trump says Canada is the problem when it comes to drugs. New data from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) shows this country has a reason to worry about what's pouring [...]

Marner snipes OT winner, Crosby dazzles as Canada fends off Sweden in 4 Nations Face-Off opener

13 February 2025

Sidney Crosby had three assists, including the setup on Mitch Marner's winner at 6:06 of 3-on-3 overtime, as Canada edged Sweden 4-3 in a riveting opener to the 4 Nations [...]

Italy's Brignone wins giant slalom world title, Canada's Richardson 10th

13 February 2025

Federica Brignone won the giant slalom event at the alpine skiing world championships in Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Austria, on Thursday. Britt Richardson, of Canmore, Alta., was the top Canadian finisher, claiming a [...]

Fueled by grudge, Nuggets' Jamal Murray sets NBA single-game record for points by Canadian with 55

13 February 2025

The only thing hotter than Jamal Murray's jumper on Wednesday night might have been his temper. The Denver guard was still carrying a grudge against the Portland Trail Blazers over [...]

Restrictions on trans athletes focus on exclusion, when participation should be the goal

12 February 2025

The International Boxing Association's attempt to take the International Olympic Committee is about scapegoating vulnerable people while actively working against gender equity in sport. [...]

Get to know the teams competing at this year's Scotties Tournament of Hearts

13 February 2025

The 2025 Scotties Canadian women's curling championship begins on Friday in Thunder Bay, Ont., and runs through Feb. 23. Get to know who will be vying to become this year's [...]

NHL, Players' Association announce World Cup of Hockey tournament for 2028

12 February 2025

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and NHL Players' Association executive director Marty Walsh announced the return of the World Cup of Hockey on Wednesday before Canada played Sweden at the 4 [...]

Grassroots participation in Canadian hockey slowly beginning to rebound from pandemic, scandal

12 February 2025

In 2019, more than 500,000 boys were registered for minor hockey in Canada. One year later, the number dropped under 375,000. In the years since, registration has slowly risen once [...]

Mr. Thomson goes to Ottawa

1 February 2025

“The climate crisis is a human rights crisis.” So says Fraser Thomson, a lawyer with Ecojustice. And Thomson is in a position to do something about it. As the lead [...]

Mr. Franklin’s Sad Cake will make you glad

1 February 2025

Welcome to Leaside cooks! Each month we will cover a Leasider’s special dish with a hearty side order of narrative. And you will find the recipes online by clicking the [...]

Here’s some news – Michelle Dubé’s a Leasider

1 February 2025

If you’re into news at all, you should recognize the name and voice of Michelle Dubé – the co-anchor of both CTV News at Noon and CTV News at 6 [...]

Hey, there’s another election!

1 February 2025

Toronto District School Board is holding a byelection to fill the vacancy in the office of trustee, TDSB Ward 11, resulting from Rachel Chernos Lin’s election as City Councillor, Don [...]

Take two jokes and call me in the morning

1 February 2025

I sit in LifeLabs below Whole Foods, waiting for my bloodletting and feeling rather uncomfortable. Not because of the needle that was soon to be pushed into my arm, but [...]

2025 Agnes Macphail Award recipient Jason Ash!

1 February 2025

The recipient of the 2025 Agnes Macphail Award, Jason Ash, is very invested in his Thorncliffe Park community, but he is also a bit of an anomaly, as he attended [...]

Farm Boy chooses Leaside

1 February 2025

Farm Boy has landed in Leaside! The chain, known for its fresh local produce, prepared foods and more, opened on December 5th in the old Sobeys location at Laird and [...]

AppleFest – October 19th, 2024

4 September 2024

Saturday, October 19th between 10:30am – 3:00pm [...]

Sidewalk Sensation Event – June 15th, 2024

30 April 2024

Saturday, June 15th between 10:30am – 4:00pm [...]

Santa & Carollers Coming to Town!

7 November 2023

Saturday, December 2nd & 9th between 12:30pm-3:30pm [...]

AppleFest October 14th, 2023

1 September 2023

Sidewalk Sensation Event – June 17th, 2023

19 April 2023

Commercial Façade Improvement Grant Program

1 March 2023

Now Open! New Businesses on Bayview

23 December 2022

Chanukah Menorah Lighting

28 December 2024

Come celebrate Chanukah in Mount Pleasant Village! Everyone's invited to our Menorah lighting Sat. Dec. 28 at 7:30PM [...]

13th Mount Pleasant Village Harvest Fair!

21 September 2024

Bring the whole fam to Mount Pleasant Village's Harvest Fair Sept 21. Shop the Sidewalk Sale and enjoy a day of entertainment, activities and fun! Supported by My Main Street [...]

Tapestry Opera

8 September 2024

Enjoy the delightful music of Tapestry Opera in an intimate performance on MPV's Curbside Stage. [...]

Mount Pleasant Village Comedy Festival

22 June 2024

Toronto's top comics will have you rolling in the aisles! Come out and enjoy these hilarious stand-up and improv shows all summer long. [...]

Celebrate Canada!

25 May 2024

Sidewalk Sale & Neighbourhood Party - FREE family fun with music, prizes, shows and acticities for kids. [...]

Pleasant Present Contest

19 May 2024

SHOP MORE... DINE MORE... Upload a receipt for your chance to WIN a $100 MPV Gift Card! [...]

Mother’s Day 2024

11 May 2024

Pick up an extra special gift for Mom and treat her to a delicious meal she'll remember! [...]

We have snow!

13 February 2025

It's snow but not too bad on Molson Street and everywhere else. Best not to drive and take the subway!It's winter but they are working on the new building at [...]

Weather affecting all of Toronto!

13 February 2025

Subway service was shut down on a stretch of the eastern Bloor-Danforth Line 2 between Broadview and Woodbine stations for two hours Thursday during the afternoon rush the Toronto Star reports.The [...]

Putti with new things!

12 February 2025

Looking nice on Putti!School bus on Yonge Street.Books keep coming an going at the place on Roxborough. [...]

Garbage coming!

11 February 2025

All ready to pick up garbage in our area! Hopefully before the snow is coming!Commercial garment rack ready for pickup on MacPherson.Even more stuff available for pickup. Hopefully before the [...]

The things are gone!

10 February 2025

The setup (as seen below) at Yonge and Roxborough is gone! We will watch what comes up!The snow covers the cars! Maybe it's smart not to drive!They did clear this! [...]

Snow is here!

9 February 2025

Snow is with us for a few days! Seen here on MacPherson.It will be coming most of the week. [...]

Something is changing!

8 February 2025

These were set up as benches and occasional sellers of fruit things. Or even occasionally people sitting there on the benches at the corner of MacPherson and Yonge Street.It's being [...]

Concert Properties proposes 32, 37, and 43 storeys for former Sunnybrook Plaza site

2 January 2025

Concert Properties has recently submitted a proposal to the City of Toronto for the former Sunnybrook Plaza site that greatly exceeds the size and density of the original proposals for [...]

Mayor Chow proposing big change that would see buildings go up all over Toronto

13 November 2024

Mayor Olivia Chow has proposed a major change to the process of how housing is built in Toronto, one that would allow a new generation of buildings to pop up [...]

Rachel Chernos Lin Wins Don Valley West By-Election

6 November 2024

Rachel Chernos Lin has won the Don Valley West by-election with nearly 55 percent of the vote, beating competitor Anthony Furey by more than 20 points in what began as [...]

Vote November 4, 2024 – Ward 15 By-Election

30 October 2024

The Ward 15 By-Election set for November 4, 2024, will decide on a candidate to succeed Councillor Jaye Robinson as Ward 15 representative on City Council. Voting places will be open [...]

Province releases Therme deal details, while 865 trees are bulldozed at Ontario Place

4 October 2024

Under cover of darkness, Infrastructure Ontario began the removal of 865 trees at Ontario Place on the evening of Wednesday, October 2, 2024. Within a single day, workers had cut [...]

Rachel Chernos Lin

23 September 2024

I want to make a difference in people’s lives. I want to make sure we have safe, clean, accessible, affordable, and friendly neighbourhoods where communities and businesses can thrive. [...]

Habiba Desai

23 September 2024

As a dedicated advocate for community safety and development, I am running for City Councillor in Ward 15 to address key issues affecting residents’ quality of life. My platform focuses [...]

Don Valley West By-election – Virtual Candidates’ Meeting

9 October 2024

A Toronto City Council by-election will be held in Don Valley West on Monday, November 4, 2024 to replace long-time councillor Jaye Robinson. SEDRA has joined with many other residents’ [...]

Candidate Answers – Don Valley West By-election

26 September 2024

A Toronto City Council by-election will be held in Don Valley West on Monday, November 4, 2024 to replace long-time councillor Jaye Robinson. In order to help inform voters about [...]

What Did Davisville Do Wrong?

12 September 2024

We get used to the status quo, for the most part. Things are as they are, especially if they were in place when we first arrived in an area. The [...]

City By-election in Don Valley West

11 September 2024

A Toronto City Council by-election will be held in Don Valley West on Monday, November 4, 2024 to replace long-time councillor Jaye Robinson. Voters already have 15 candidates to choose [...]

Davisville Traffic Safety Proposal

19 June 2024

For several years, SEDRA has been working with Councillor Josh Matlow, City of Toronto staff, TDSB Trustee Shelley Laskin, TDSB staff, and community members on improving safety for pedestrians on [...]

Federal By-election in Toronto-St. Paul’s

18 June 2024

A federal by-election will be held in Toronto-St. Paul’s on Monday, June 24, 2024 to replace long-time MP Carolyn Bennett. According to Elections Canada, voters will face the longest ballot [...]

Construction of Davisville Community & Aquatic Centre

17 June 2024

Construction will begin soon for the City of Toronto’s Aquatic Centre, being built on the southwest corner of Davisville-Spectrum school site, steps away from the Davisville subway station. The TDSB [...]

Ontario Place sewer plan an environmental disaster

27 January 2025

We are writing in opposition to the Ontario Government’s combined sewer overflow work (CSO) at 955 Lakeshore Boulevard West (Ontario Place) that has the clear potential to spread polluted water, [...]

Toronto city council passes plan to entice developers to build rental homes

15 November 2024

Toronto city council has approved a plan to support the building of 20,000 new rental homes in the city. The plan, approved Wednesday by a vote of 23 to 1, would see [...]

Mayor Chow proposing big change that would see buildings go up all over Toronto

13 November 2024

Mayor Olivia Chow has proposed a major change to the process of how housing is built in Toronto, one that would allow a new generation of buildings to pop up [...]

Rachel Chernos Lin Wins Don Valley West By-Election

8 November 2024

Rachel Chernos Lin has won the Don Valley West by-election with nearly 55 percent of the vote, beating competitor Anthony Furey by more than 20 points in what began as [...]

Heritage planning and designation

30 October 2024

FoNTRA recognizes the immense challenge imposed by the provincial government’s deadline for designation of listed properties, and the threat to loss of Toronto’s cultural heritage. We strongly support the City’s [...]

Improving Community Consultation – Housing Action Plan

30 October 2024

FoNTRA requeststhat consideration of the report be deferred to allow for proper communication, engagement and consultation for its proposals and recommendations. FoNTRA supports the objectives of the Housing Action Plan, [...]

Over 850 trees bulldozed at Ontario Place under cover of darkness, as Province releases Therme lease details

6 October 2024

Under cover of darkness, Infrastructure Ontario began the removal of 865 trees at Ontario Place on the evening of Wednesday, October 2, 2024. Within a single day, workers had cut [...]

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February 5, 2025
Reminder: TDSB Ward 11 By-Election – March 3rd, 2025
January 28, 2025
Have Your Say: Toronto Seniors Strategy Survey
January 22, 2025
Public Meeting to discuss 39-storey Glenavy Ave proposal
January 14, 2025
Celebrate Robbie Burns with the East York Kiwanis Club
January 10, 2025

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