Scarborough News

The Toronto mayor and city councillor will host a free party Friday July 5th at Thomson Memorial Park, at Lawrence Avenue E and Brimley Rd. Rob Ford has hosted an annual barbecue at his mother's Etobicoke home for more than a decade.

For many founders in Canada, particularly the under-represented female founders in our startup scene, it is really difficult to think beyond the question of finding money to the more important question of, "Who's money will actually help my startup be more successful?" Yet engineering a successful funding strategy is critical.

I live on the run-down end of the Danforth, where the Greek restaurants have petered into thrift shops, jumbled convenience stores and vacant shells.

GREG BEHRENDT He's irreverent, a recovering alcoholic , and a by-fluke relationship expert who penned the bestselling book He's Just Not That Into You .

Dance: Here's something you don't get to do very often. The National Ballet of Canada is pulling back the curtains slightly to give the public a chance to check out the dancer's daily ritual.

Police say major elements of a Toronto gang have been taken out after a massive police operation saw dozens of people arrested and more than 300 charges laid.

Police arrested Dana Lee, 28, on Wednesday after she was wanted for the alleged kidnapping of a 42-year-old man from a condominium parking lot near Yonge St. and Finch Ave. in September 2012.

The City of Toronto faces a possible lawsuit if it tries to block installation of artificial turf at the University of Toronto's back campus sports fields, councillors have been told.

This Week in Fashion rounds up the week's style news, store openings and closings, pop-up shops, sales and upcoming fashion and design events in Toronto.

Toronto police widen search for 5-foot-3 woman accused of kidnapping man, keeping him locked up for three days Toronto police have issued a Canada-wide warrant for the arrest of a Toronto woman accused of kidnapping a man last year, keeping him confined for three days and robbing him.

Footage captured by security cameras shows one of the suspects holding a gun and trying to stop one of the customers from exiting the bank.

While the “code of silence” is often blamed for hindering police from solving crimes in Toronto's low-income communities, little is heard about the no-snitching mentality elsewhere in the criminal justice system.

This weather makes us feel like we took a time warp back to March. We don't like it.

Arts on Queen presents the work of Ann Shier, a Toronto-based artist specializing in encaustic painting, an art form that involves stirring pigments into molten wax and applying it to a surface .

June 10, 2013 - Chinese investors have poured the foundation in Scarborough for a 150,000-square-foot processing plant to produce infant formulas for the North American and Chinese markets.

Construction of the Sherbourne Street cycle tracks was completed last December but the city only put the finishing touches on the project last month by adding green on-street paint markings and special left-turn bike boxes at intersections.

The first phase of the planned network of dedicated bike lanes in downtown Toronto will be officially launched today.

A year after Ottawa cut health funding for refugees, Ontario hospitals are absorbing the costs or pursuing those patients for unpaid medical bills.

The Avenue, a Toronto based banquet hall company, has recently launched a new menu, offering a wide range of cuisine from around the world.

A court has ordered Ontario's police watchdog to re-examine a complaint about orders given during the G20 summit by the upper command of Toronto police – up to and including Chief Bill Blair – made by a man whose was arrest was later deemed “unlawful.” Jason Wall was wearing a brown bandana around his neck when he was ... (more)