Toronto Sun March 18, 2020 Jenny Yuen
Even a state of emergency won’t get you off the hook for a parking ticket in Toronto.
A resident in the west-end of the city said she was enraged to see a parking enforcement officer ticketing a car in her neighbourhood — on St. Johns Rd., in the Jane and Annette Sts. area — the same morning Premier Doug Ford declared the province in a state of emergency over COVID-19.
March 4, 2020 –
In a City as busy as Toronto, we are understandably in a hurry to get from Point A to Point B as quickly as possible.
However, this should not come at the cost of your life or the lives of others.
In Toronto, we routinely see speeding vehicles being pulled over by police on freeways, main roads and even on the smallest of side streets.
blogTO February 26, 2020 Lauren O’Neil
It’s become apparent in recent weeks, amidst a widespread crackdown on people who skip out on paying for public transit rides, that much of Toronto no longer thinks the TTC’s fares are fair.
In recent weeks, Toronto has been gripped by a type of fear it has not felt in almost 17 years.
When SARS arrived in 2003, I was the MP for Scarborough-Agincourt — ground zero in Canada. The Scarborough Grace Hospital, in the heart of the riding, was the hotbed of the virus.
Toronto Sun January 31, 2020 Bryan Passifiume
Toronto council’s deliberations Wednesday on a motion to move ahead with the expropriation of air space for a downtown park has left a city developer scratching their heads.
In a letter sent Tuesday to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Councillor Jim Karygiannis calls on the federal government to waive the customary 14-day EI waiting period for those under medical quarantine due to the Wuhan coronavirus.
Toronto Sun January 13, 2020 Kevin Connor
Toronto homicide detectives are monitoring the suspicious death of a woman following a Scarborough highrise fire Monday morning.
Police were called to 25 Bay Mills Blvd., in the Sheppard Ave. E. and Warden Ave. area, just after 3:30 a.m.
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Scholars and leaders from the Chinese Canadian community called for world peace at a forum in Toronto to remember victims of the Nanjing Massacre.
Animal control calls have gone way up in Toronto. It’s an ‘exhausting’ line of work
Toronto Star December 9, 2019 Francine Kopun
Toronto Animal Services officer Peter Freeman is dropping off his first stray dog of the day — an obedient Jack Russell Terrier mix — at a shelter in Scarborough when he gets a call that spins him in a new direction.
On Thursday, Oct. 10, the Ontario government threw the Scarborough residents living north of the 401 a bone. The minister of health has shown that the concerns of the people most affected by the scheduled closure of two of the departments at Scarborough Hospital-Grace Division (Birchmount Campus) don’t matter or carry any weight.
