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In the third week of the Focused Neighbourhood TAVIS Deployment (FNTD) plan, officers concentrated their efforts on the recovery of stolen vehicles in the Regent Park area. In 51 Division, Supt. Kimberley Greenwood said many partners within the Service have ...

With more and more people choosing to ride bikes for their health and the environment, it’s important to get a good start. The city of Toronto’s Kids CAN-BIKE Camp provides a bike camp experience for children ages 9-13 years who ...

With peaksaver, participating homeowners and small businesses volunteer to have a device installed to allow a wireless signal to temporarily cycle air conditioning on and off with minimal impact on comfort levels. Participants receive $25 to have the device installed ...

By Ulla Colgrass – The Waterfront welcomes large crowds that sail the lake on over 20 tour boats. Many of the boats are beautiful and decorated with lights and flags. Their only drawback is the thunderous music that is often ...

‘Nobody expects this to be a quiet neighbourhood,’ just not bone-rattling By Anisa Lancione – Frustrated Harbourfront residents have taken the loud by the speakers by launching a noise survey and campaign to force action from the city’s noise control ...

Kelly Jackson, local caterer to the Corktown and Cabbagetown areas since 1995 takes off to Beijing, China on July 21, 2008. Jackson’s mission is to cook for the U.S. olympic team and coaches at the high performance training centre located ...

Once again, the Friends For Life Bike Rally rolled out on Sunday, July 27, 2008. That morning, over 300 cyclists departed on a six-day journey to Montreal in support of the Toronto People With AIDS Foundation. This year marks the tenth ...

Toronto neighbourhoods that have been using the city’s new blue bins for several months are recycling from 10 to 15 per cent more, according to solid waste management services. The larger sizes of the new blue bins are also a ...

George Brown College has received funding from the Provincial Government to proceed with a new state-of-the art campus in the heart of Waterfront Toronto’s new East Bayfront development. The new facility will help address skills shortages in a variety of ...

By Judyth Baird – With recent newspaper headlines screaming about violent incidents in Toronto, Constable Joseph Smith from 51 Division stood in front of the depressing descriptions on June 23 and spoke to a gathering of residents from the Esplanade ...