International Women’s Day a Celebration of the Struggle
There was a time when it seemed that progress in the women's movement was inevitable yet we've witnessed some dangerous backsliding in the last few years.
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Village of Swansea Turns 100
A fascinating history is kept alive by the Swansea Historical Society who will host a Jane's walk this May in honour of the centennial.
Where Does All That Dirty Snow Go
The city website warns that fines for parking in a snow removal zone may reach $500.
The Eglinton Crosstown Faster than Bus
The speeds may have reached 60 km/hr in the tunnel where our equipment didn't work. The promise is that trains will eventually reach 80 km/hr in the tunnel
Will Eglinton Crosstown Open Saturday?
I live near Eglinton and everyone around here talks about how construction dragged on with no real clarity about what was happening
Snow Day and Digging Out
A storm to remember January 25, 2026.
Your Thoughts on Ice (the Good Kind)
If you care about the city’s ice facilities they are asking for your feedback
2026 City Budget: Learn More and Have Your Say
The $18.9 billion dollar budget will be approved in February by Toronto City Council
Waste Collection Delays Spark Questions
The standard response from municipalities whenever a public service is privatised is that there was no other choice, it appears that for Toronto this may be true since the changes were made by the province.