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Scores of students attended the Threads for Care monthly charity event in the LinX Lounge on Jan. 21.

Heavy snow caused delays, service adjustments and a streetcar derailment as transit agencies worked to clear tracks and keep riders moving.

Schools scramble to rearrange schedules after record-breaking daily total of snow hits the province. Humber Polytechnic also closed to allow crews to dig out its campuses.

Snow removers worked all night to get the campus ready for students and staff.

The average asking costs for apartments have dropped during the past year by slightly more than five per cent, but many still find the price of a home high.

A Humber facilitator and former student’s goal is to use his art to uplift his community.

City confirms hotel is being used as a part of their temporary shelter system.

The iconic Toronto neighbourhood has experienced changes in culture and people since COVID-19. The mom-and-pop businesses that reflected its history of immigration and struggle are being replaced with franchises.

The annual Santa Parade returned to South Etobicoke, spreading joy throughout the community and building excitement among children.

Vincent Crisanti says he will advocate for extending the LRT south to the planned GO station near the Woodbine Racetrack.