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This music lover takes Doors Open Toronto literally

Published: 29/05/2017

Tim McCready regularly hosts concerts and parties at his home in Little Portugal. This year it became part of Doors Open Toronto, drawing hundreds of curious visitors. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
Raccoon-proof green bins? Not true, readers say

Published: 29/05/2017

Our Saturday column said the new bins cannot be cracked. But in some areas, raccoons have already figured out how to get in. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
Community commemorates Vaughan Road Academy, closing after nine decades

Published: 29/05/2017

Hundreds of students and alumni returned to 529 Vaughan Rd. on Saturday to look back on their fondest high school memories. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com

Safety of Toronto trails to be reviewed after 5-year-old cyclist’s death

Published: 29/05/2017

The review will first address pressing safety risks, including problems on the stretch of Lake Shore Blvd. W. where Xavier Morgan died last week after falling from a bike path into traffic. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
The stage has found P.K. Subban again: Arthur

Published: 29/05/2017

The Canadiens didn’t think they could win a Stanley Cup with the bigger-than-life defenceman; the Predators are four wins away. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
In choosing Andrew Scheer, Conservatives buck global populist trend

Published: 29/05/2017

Around the world, conservatives have been shaking up the status quo, and for a time, it looked like Canadian conservatives were going to do the same. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com

North Korea launches apparent ballistic missile in latest test, South Korea military says

Published: 29/05/2017

A statement by the South’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said the launch came from around the eastern North Korean coastal town of Wonsan. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
Indy 500 pole sitter Scott Dixon survives fiery crash

Published: 28/05/2017

“Just a little beaten up there. It was definitely a rough ride,” Dixon said. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
Halton police staff sergeant charged after investigation into drug evidence tampering

Published: 28/05/2017

Staff Sgt. Brad Murray, a 16-year veteran of the force, is facing charges of breach of trust, theft and obstruction of justice after a probe found more than 30 exhibits from a series of court cases ha ... Read more

Source: www.thestar.com

Man arrested after driving stolen Cambridge ambulance through GTA

Published: 28/05/2017

Waterloo police say the man stole the ambulance from Cambrdige Memorial Hospital at around midnight while a paramedic was distracted. After a police pursuit, he was arrested in Wasaga Beach. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
The Conservatives have a new leader, but not the bigger tent they need: Hébert

Published: 28/05/2017

The party’s social conservative wing and a well-organized dairy farmers lobby helped propel Andrew Scheer to a narrow victory, but they may not help the Tories beat the Liberals in 2019. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
Trump mulls overhaul of White House staff amid Russia allegations

Published: 28/05/2017

The President has entertained bringing his former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, and former deputy campaign manager, David Bossie, formally back into the fold. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com

MPP Jack MacLaren out of Tory caucus after comments about French language rights

Published: 28/05/2017

PC Leader Patrick Brown says a 2012 video showing MacLaren hinting at a hidden Tory agenda was “the final straw” for MPP, but MacLaren says he quit caucus to run for fledgling Trillium party. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
New tracks for Lac-Mégantic divide town

Published: 28/05/2017

Those opposed to the building of a bypass railway track around the town devastated by the deadly 2013 train derailment say officials are only rerouting the same lingering problems. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
Do armed, uniformed cops belong in Toronto high schools?

Published: 28/05/2017

Concerns that have been mounting within some communities about the Toronto police School Officer Program have been thrust into the spotlight, setting the stage for a heated debate next month over a po ... Read more

Source: www.thestar.com

Macron makes his mark in debut on world stage

Published: 28/05/2017

At his debut on the world stage, French president Emmanuel Macron revealed a steeliness that belies his 39 years and relative inexperience. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
Andrew Scheer wins Conservative leadership in major upset

Published: 28/05/2017

Saskatchewan MP knocks out front-runner Maxime Bernier in the last round of voting, social conservatives flex muscle. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
Council Spends The Day Debating Whether or Not To Continue Funding Pride Toronto. Again

Published: 27/05/2017

After a long, and at times hostile debate, City Council votes in favour of giving Pride Toronto its $260,000 grant. Pride Toronto has survived the latest attempt, spearheaded by Councillor John Campbe ... Read more

Source: torontoist.com

Trump damages first trip with refusal to make NATO guarantee: Analysis

Published: 27/05/2017

Donald Trump’s first presidential trip abroad could have gone worse, but it would have been better if he had reassured NATO allies as expected. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com
Historicist: Sir Edmund Walker

Published: 27/05/2017

How a boy from Hamilton became a banker, an art collector, and a museum founder. Disclosure: An academic version of this article appeared in the Journal of Canadian Studies, Winter 2006 It’s true: The ... Read more

Source: torontoist.com
Apartment tower near school to proceed, but location of classrooms this fall is at issue

Published: 27/05/2017

Parents vote on whether to relocate school after TDSB reaches agreement with developer and says students will be safe. Read more

Source: www.thestar.com

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