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As La Carnita patio comes down, city should focus on 'animating' public spaces, Joe Cressy says
Now that La Carnita has taken down its patio at its John Street location, one city councillor says it’s time for city hall to “defend public access” to every privately owned, publicly accessible space, or POPS, in the city.
Tragically Hip fever takes over Toronto
There’s a good chance these lyrics from The Tragically Hip song Done and Done, resonated with everyone who packed the Air Canada Centre Wednesday to see the Kingston quartet: “Done and done, night accomplished. If I had a wish, I’d wish for more of this.”
'We're flabbergasted!': Residents of west-end community oppose closing 12 Division
Larry Colle is “flabbergasted” that a task force wants to shutter what he calls “a model of community policing.” He's one of several residents who attended a community meeting Tuesday night with Chief Mark Saunders and Toronto Police Services Board Chair Andy Pringle.
Blazing heat burning shoe soles on Toronto's turf fields
It’s so hot that some amateur soccer players say artificial turf is melting the bottoms of their shoes.
Tragically Hip tour: Ahead By A Century lyrics adorn Gord Downie's shoes
The Tragically Hip play Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in Toronto. But what you won't see are some of the lyrics to Ahead By A Century, the band's highest-charting single in Canada, etched on the bottom of Gord Downie's shoes.
Police say Adam Colucci, 35, killed in Vaughan hit and run Monday night
Police have identified a 35-year-old man who was killed following a hit-and-run in Vaughan late Monday.
New Toronto program teaches young women how to skateboard
The city and The Chill Foundation joined forces this summer to give young women the opportunity to learn to skateboard in an environment they feel comfortable in.
Residents want car2go to stop taking parking spots on their streets
Residents in some Toronto neighbourhoods want to put a stop to car2go vehicles taking parking places.
Former gang leader turned fitness instructor shot in Christie Pits was targeted: lawyer
A former gang leader who was shot while conducting a fitness class at Toronto's Christie Pits Park on Saturday morning was targeted, his lawyer believes.
Breakfast at Jim's: Legendary east end diner has served up its last western
After serving "the best westerns" in Toronto for more than 50 years, Jim's Restaurant, a Leslieville landmark, closed Saturday to the dismay of many regulars.