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Humewood House’s 100 Years of Help
When Kelita Smith gave birth to her daughter Serenity at the age of 16, she was all but alone in the … [Read More]

Master of All Arts
Ask artist, photographer, jazz musician and carpenter James C. Swartz if he’s a jack of all trades, and he’ll … [Read More]

She Can Carry A Tune — With Chutzpah
When York Mills singer and actor Gabi Epstein was asked by an elderly woman in Pender Island, British Columbia how … [Read More]
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No arguments — she’s the world’s best
Only six days after returning from South Africa for a community service trip, Branksome Hall student Anisah Mahomed … [Read More]

Improvements To Finch West Too Late?
A recent report on improving bus service on Finch has been met with mixed reactions by North York councillors, with … [Read More]

Tennis Club Bid Smashed
A proposal to establish a members’ club at the Cedarvale Park courts has been withdrawn after some members of the … [Read More]
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Liberian War Survivor, Child Rights Activist Visits Toronto
November 2, 2009 By Omar Mosleh Leave a Comment
As nine-year-old Kimmie Weeks and his mother huddled together desperately on a cold concrete floor, he prayed they would survive. While trapped in one of Africa's bloodiest civil wars, Weeks would … [Read More...]

The Thin Red Line
September 29, 2011 By Omar Mosleh Leave a Comment
Can the provincial Liberals keep their stronghold in Toronto? Its most popular sports team may be blue, but for years Toronto was an impenetrable Liberal red fortress, a dependable bulwark that … [Read More...]

Running To Remember
December 5, 2011 By Omar Mosleh Leave a Comment
In 2005, Brato Bhabok crossed the finish line at the Terry Fox Run with tears in his eyes. It’s not that it was the first time he accomplished the feat. In fact, he has run the race every year … [Read More...]













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