January 2014 Archives

Friday January 24, 2014

Teacher Pay: Should It Be Tied to Performance?

Should teachers' salaries be tied to their performance, instead of seniority? Sachin Maharaj is the author of the paper about this issue. It was released by the Canadian Council of Chief Executives, a group representing Canada's largest employers. Listen (runs 7:22)

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Thursday January 23, 2014

A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Exhaustion with Political Shenanigans

Had enough of Mayor Rob Ford's antics dominating local -- and international -- headlines? So has our house poet. Greg Frankson used his "Weekly Dose of Ritallin" to express his RoFo exhaustion in verse. Listen (runs 6:10)

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Thursday January 23, 2014

Wynne on Pension Reform

Ontario's Premier is looking to develop a provincial pension plan... and to help figure out how it should work, she's tapped former Prime Minister Paul Martin for help. Kathleen Wynne joined Gill. Listen (runs 6:49)

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Thursday January 23, 2014

Food Columnist: Elton on Underground Eats

Our food columnist Sarah Elton went on a "good eats" tour of The PATH with a local foodie, Shazia McCormick. Shazia has worked downtown for a few years and shared her finds with Sarah. Listen (runs 6:25)

Recommendations:

In First Canadian Place:

Naturally Yours: A health food store with a lunch counter.

Kupfert and Kim: A vegan gluten free lunch counter.

In Scotia Plaza:

Mio Express: Italian food like veal and osso bucco to go.

At street level, only a few steps from The Path:

Richmond Station: A nice restaurant with a $19 prix fixe. Make a reservation!

Touch: In the path below 1 Adelaide Street East, you will find this Indian food counter where they make naan fresh and have a variety of tasty curries.

Other places where you can get good food in the path:

De Kefir underneath the Bay Adelaide Centre has delightful kefir parfaits for breakfast, and waffles, smoothies and tasty frozen kefir for all times of day.

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Tuesday January 21, 2014

Finding Your Way Through Grey Divorce

Many couples are trading in their golden years of marriage for a grey divorce. A growing number of people are leaving long-term marriages. Marion Korn is a lawyer and the co-author of "When Harry left Sally: Finding Your Way Through Grey Divorce." Listen (runs 6:43)

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Tuesday January 21, 2014

Walking... Even During a Polar Vortex

Walking outdoors right now is not such a good idea. But there are ways to get around, on foot, when it gets this cold, without ever going outside. Toronto's walking guru Shawn Micallef filled us in on some of his secrets. Listen (runs 5:33)

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Monday January 20, 2014

Rehabilitating the Mentally Ill

Karen De Freitas, the psychiatrist in charge of the mental health facility where Richard Kathkar is being held, speaks with Here and Now about how doctors determine when a patient is ready to be released into the community. Listen (runs 6:54)

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Monday January 20, 2014

Interest Rates, Going Down

How low can they go? The Royal Bank of Canada has lowered its fixed rate mortgage, but that shouldn't be an enticement for you to borrow more. Preet Banerjee writes and comments on personal finance issues. He spoke to Gill about the need to save. Listen (runs 5:56)

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Thursday January 9, 2014

Religious Accommodation or Accomplice to Sexism?

A university professor who turned down a student's request to NOT take part in a class with women is upset that his bosses disagreed with his decision to turn the student down. Paul Grayson teaches sociology at York University. He spoke to Gill. Listen (runs 8:11)

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Thursday January 9, 2014

Stay Calm With The Flu

Bird flu might sound scary ... but health officials say there's nearly no risk of getting sick here in Canada. Gill heard why, from the "Germ Guy" Jason Tetro. Listen (runs x:xx)

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Wednesday January 8, 2014

Food Column: Elton on a Kosher Deli

Our food columnist, Sarah Elton returns this week with the story of a man who grew up eating traditional Italian food, but has now gone kosher. Gill heard about his fantastic pastrami sandwiches. Listen (runs 5:32)

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Wednesday January 8, 2014

Adding Math Skills to Teacher Training

The provincial government announced today that it's increasing teacher training in the maths. Ron Lancaster is a long-time math teacher and instructor at OISE. He discussed the new plans with Gill. Listen (runs 6:34

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Tuesday January 7, 2014

Winter Wisdom

Guest host Mary Ito spoke with David Sugarman, senior researcher with the Ontario Science Centre, about winter wisdom and superstitions. Listen (runs 6:29)

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Tuesday January 7, 2014

Board of Trade's Election Priorities

The Toronto Board of Trade has issued its wish-list for what it wants to see in a municipal politician. Carol Wilding, president and CEO, spoke with guest host Mary Ito about their ideas. Listen (runs 6:04)

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Monday January 6, 2014

Winter Driving

Gill Deacon spoke with Young Drivers of Canada general manager Angelo DiCicco about common winter driving errors and tips for how to be safe on the roads this winter, which can also be found on the company's new winter driving site.Listen (runs 4:59)

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Monday January 6, 2014

The Polar Vortex in Toronto

If the chill outside feels a little Arctic, that's because it is. Toronto is in the grips of a polar vortex. Geoff Coulson is a warning preparedness meteorologist for Environment Canada. He explained its effect on our city. Listen (runs 6:28)

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Friday January 3, 2014

Project Winter Survival

The sub-zero temperatures Toronto is experiencing is a health hazard -- especially to homeless people. Jody Steinhauer is the founder of Project Winter Survival, a charity that's helping the most vulnerable in our city survive the deep freeze. Listen (runs 6:34)

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• March 2014
  • Mar. 5 – Gardiner Expressway Options
     
  • Mar. 5 – Food Columnist: Elton on the California Drought
     
  • Mar. 4 – Russians in the GTA
     
  • Mar. 3 – Ford in Hollywood
     
  • Mar. 3 – Homeless Youth
     
  • Mar. 3 – Enter Searchlight!
     
• February 2014
  • Feb. 28 – Nenshi in Toronto
     
  • Feb. 28 – International Women's Week
     
  • Feb. 28 – Black History and Future
     
  • Feb. 27 – Unlicensed Daycare Death
     
  • Feb. 27 – Beating the Cold
     
  • Feb. 26 – Art on Development Sites
     
  • Feb. 26 – Closed Rinks
     
  • Feb. 25 – Rewiring Childhood
     
  • Feb. 24 – Running for Mayor
     
  • Feb. 21 – Flood Advice for Homeowners
     
  • Feb. 21 – "Tribes" Tackles Family Dynamics
     
  • Feb. 20 – Regent Park Redevelopment Re-charges Residents
     
  • Feb. 12 – Police Union Head Responds to Inquest Findings
     
  • Feb. 7 – The Monuments Men: the Toronto Connection
     
  • Feb. 7 – Police Launch Internet Crime Squad
     
  • Feb. 4 – Song of the Week
     
• January 2014
  • Jan. 25 – THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 2014
     
  • Jan. 24 – Teacher Pay: Should It Be Tied to Performance?
     
  • Jan. 23 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Exhaustion with Political Shenanigans
     
  • Jan. 23 – Wynne on Pension Reform
     
  • Jan. 23 – Food Columnist: Elton on Underground Eats
     
  • Jan. 21 – Finding Your Way Through Grey Divorce
     
  • Jan. 21 – Walking... Even During a Polar Vortex
     
  • Jan. 20 – Rehabilitating the Mentally Ill
     
  • Jan. 20 – Interest Rates, Going Down
     
  • Jan. 20 – Song of the Week
     
  • Jan. 13 – Song of the week
     
  • Jan. 9 – Religious Accommodation or Accomplice to Sexism?
     
  • Jan. 9 – Stay Calm With The Flu
     
  • Jan. 8 – Food Column: Elton on a Kosher Deli
     
  • Jan. 8 – Adding Math Skills to Teacher Training
     
  • Jan. 7 – Winter Wisdom
     
  • Jan. 7 – Board of Trade's Election Priorities
     
  • Jan. 6 – Winter Driving
     
  • Jan. 6 – The Polar Vortex in Toronto
     
  • Jan. 3 – Project Winter Survival
     
• December 2013
  • Dec. 31 – A Book a Day for a Year
     
  • Dec. 20 – Legal Prostitution One Step Closer
     
  • Dec. 20 – New Turkey Traditions for the Holidays
     
  • Dec. 19 – Top 10 Weather Stories
     
  • Dec. 19 – A Verdict in the Ashley Smith
     
  • Dec. 18 – The Federal Family Reunification Program
     
  • Dec. 16 – Private Trash Pick-up May be Moving East
     
  • Dec. 16 – Update on Provincial Anti-Poverty Initiatives
     
  • Dec. 13 – Troop Out as Pan Am CEO
     
  • Dec. 13 – Ugly Christmas Sweaters, A New Holiday Trend
     
  • Dec. 12 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Mayor Ford Meets Lord Black
     
  • Dec. 12 – Paying for Transit
     
  • Dec. 11 – Food Column: Elton on Traditional Italian Baking
     
  • Dec. 11 – Sarah Elton's Food Picks of 2013
     
  • Dec. 11 – Student Drug Use Changing
     
  • Dec. 10 – Alice Munro's Nobel Win
     
  • Dec. 9 – Long-Term Care for Seniors
     
  • Dec. 9 – Sounds of the Season Highlights!
     
  • Dec. 4 – Virtual Yonge Street
     
  • Dec. 3 – International Day of Persons with Disabilities
     
  • Dec. 2 – Why Hydro Bills are Going Through the Roof
     
  • Dec. 2 – New Guidelines Around Feeding Babies
     
• November 2013
  • Nov. 29 – Pendulum Swinging in Favour of Renters
     
  • Nov. 29 – Turtle House
     
  • Nov. 28 – Airport Expansion Grounded for Now
     
  • Nov. 27 – Canada Reads: Stephen Lewis Defends Margaret Atwood
     
  • Nov. 27 – Food Column: Elton on Fermented Edibles
     
  • Nov. 26 – Ron MacLean on Future of HNIC
     
  • Nov. 26 – Be A Santa For A Senior
     
  • Nov. 25 – Toronto: World's Most Youthful City?
     
  • Nov. 25 – 2014 Budget
     
  • Nov. 22 – Looking Is The Original Sin: A Film
     
  • Nov. 22 – Keeping A Job In Retail
     
  • Nov. 20 – Walking to School
     
  • Nov. 19 – But Was It Democratic?
     
  • Nov. 19 – Tech Column: Misener on YouTube Backlash
     
  • Nov. 14 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Resignation
     
  • Nov. 14 – Ford Threatens To Sue Former Staffers
     
  • Nov. 12 – Minnan-Wong Talks ABout his Motion to Remove Ford
     
  • Nov. 8 – Ford Video Broker
     
  • Nov. 8 – Black Veterans
     
  • Nov. 7 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Remembrance Day
     
  • Nov. 6 – City Hall Panel on New Ford Revelations
     
  • Nov. 6 – Toronto's Reputation After Mayor's Revelations
     
  • Nov. 5 – Limiting the Mayor's Powers at Council
     
  • Nov. 5 – Mayor Ford Admits to Smoking Crack
     
  • Nov. 4 – Why The Ford Video is Still Secret
     
  • Nov. 4 – Mayor Rob Ford Apologizes
     
  • Nov. 1 – Ford's Future
     
  • Nov. 1 – Halloween Horror Story
     
• October 2013
  • Oct. 31 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Snapped Routines on Halloween
     
  • Oct. 31 – City Hall Insiders on Latest Ford Revelations
     
  • Oct. 31 – The Investigation of Mayor Rob Ford
     
  • Oct. 30 – Food Column: Elton on Toronto Rockets
     
  • Oct. 30 – The Sochi Games and Human Rights
     
  • Oct. 29 – Affordable Housing on The Waterfront
     
  • Oct. 29 – Don't Read in the Dark
     
  • Oct. 28 – Why Not To Wext
     
  • Oct. 28 – The Cookbook Store Moves On
     
  • Oct. 25 – Byford Talks TTC Safety
     
  • Oct. 24 – Happy Anni-VERSE-ary Ritallin!
     
  • Oct. 24 – Improving First Nations Education
     
  • Oct. 23 – Dramatic Days on Parliament Hill
     
  • Oct. 23 – Man Up: How To Be A Man In the 21st Century
     
  • Oct. 23 – Army of Lovers: A New Book About Will Munro
     
  • Oct. 23 – Overhauling Taxi Rules Will Hit Customers Hard: Cab Owners
     
  • Oct. 22 – Mayor Ford and the Company He Keeps
     
  • Oct. 22 – Friend. Follow. Text.
     
  • Oct. 21 – Education Through Film and REEL Canada
     
  • Oct. 21 – Kids Book Club
     
  • Oct. 18 – 300: The Marathon
     
  • Oct. 18 – The Stamp Collector: The Play
     
  • Oct. 18 – Here and Now at Firgrove Public School
     
  • Oct. 17 – Drivers Getting Dinged on Road Costs
     
  • Oct. 17 – Children and Severe Cavities
     
  • Oct. 15 – The Stamp Collector
     
  • Oct. 15 – Debt Collection and a Case of Mistaken Identity
     
  • Oct. 14 – #kindTO: Share Your Stories
     
  • Oct. 11 – Harbourfront Activities for Thanksgiving
     
  • Oct. 11 – Cookbooks for Autumnal Feasting
     
  • Oct. 10 – Hometown Pride for Alice Munro
     
  • Oct. 10 – The Connection Between Gut Bacteria... and Depression
     
  • Oct. 9 – Food Column: Elton on an Urban Agricultural Education
     
  • Oct. 8 – BOOKS: Erin Balser Talks About the Giller Prize
     
  • Oct. 8 – Auditor-General Reports on Gas Plant Cancellation
     
  • Oct. 7 – Eglinton Ave.'s Coming Facelift Previewed
     
  • Oct. 7 – Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Celebrate 100 Years
     
  • Oct. 4 – Navigating Nuit Blanche
     
  • Oct. 4 – Detoxing From Technology
     
  • Oct. 3 – Holding Off on Jets at City Centre Airport
     
  • Oct. 3 – Meet Katsura Sunshine
     
  • Oct. 3 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Hockey and Hitting
     
  • Oct. 3 – Attack of the Midges
     
  • Oct. 2 – Rats!
     
  • Oct. 2 – To Fight or Not To Fight in Hockey
     
  • Oct. 2 – Diversecity Fellow
     
  • Oct. 1 – Managing the Expectations of Leafs Nations
     
  • Oct. 1 – Pan-Am Expenses. The CEO Responds
     
• September 2013
  • Sep. 30 – What Big Events Mean For Toronto
     
  • Sep. 30 – Song of The Week: Basia Bulat
     
  • Sep. 27 – Support for Caregivers of People with Dementia
     
  • Sep. 27 – Humans to Blame for Global Warming: Report
     
  • Sep. 26 – Louise Pitre's One Woman Show
     
  • Sep. 26 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Ben Johnson Anniversary
     
  • Sep. 25 – Concerns Around Legalizing Assisted Suicide
     
  • Sep. 25 – Repealing Rules Around Teacher Hiring
     
  • Sep. 25 – Food Column: Elton on The Future of Grocery Shopping
     
  • Sep. 24 – Smoke Ban Could Be Extended
     
  • Sep. 24 – The Massey Murder
     
  • Sep. 24 – The Changing Face of Hunger
     
  • Sep. 24 – A Call For Assisted Suicide
     
  • Sep. 23 – Federal Funding for the TTC
     
  • Sep. 20 – JFL Opening Weekend
     
  • Sep. 20 – Sri Lankan Press Freedoms
     
  • Sep. 19 – Establishing a National Securities Regulator
     
  • Sep. 19 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: The VIA Crash
     
  • Sep. 18 – Food Column: Elton on Evolving Tastes
     
  • Sep. 18 – Fashion Crimes: Profiting From Stealing Luxury Goods
     
  • Sep. 17 – Closing a Chapter on Huronia
     
  • Sep. 17 – Puppet Up! Uncensored: A New Mirvish Production
     
  • Sep. 16 – How to Talk About War With Children
     
  • Sep. 16 – Broadening the Reach of Healthcare
     
  • Sep. 13 – Hospital Oversight Problem?
     
  • Sep. 13 – Beauty and The Breast: A Documentary About Breast Cancer
     
  • Sep. 12 – 3,500 Mammograms & CT Scans Under Review
     
  • Sep. 12 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: G20 Decision
     
  • Sep. 11 – Food Column: Grocery Store Exploration with Sarah Elton
     
  • Sep. 11 – The Falling Man Identified
     
  • Sep. 10 – Metrolinx Backs Province's Subway Plan Over TTC's
     
  • Sep. 10 – "Extraordinary" by David Gilmour
     
  • Sep. 9 – New Push to Bring Alcohol to Corner Stores
     
  • Sep. 9 – Should Teacher Pay Be Linked to Performance?
     
  • Sep. 6 – Transport Minster Lisa Raitt Responds to Barbs from Provincial Counterpart
     
  • Sep. 6 – Toronto Time
     
  • Sep. 5 – F-You: A Book About Forgiveness
     
  • Sep. 5 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Public Eye
     
  • Sep. 4 – Food Column: Grocery Store Exploration with Sarah Elton
     
  • Sep. 4 – Transportation Minister Defends Revamped Scarborough Subway Plan
     
  • Sep. 4 – Political Panel: The Back-to-work Edition
     
  • Sep. 4 – Here and Now Twitterfeed
     
  • Sep. 3 – Creating Cyber Compassion
     
  • Sep. 2 – State of the Union
     
  • Sep. 2 – Previewing The Toronto International Film Festival
     
• August 2013
  • Aug. 30 – Canada's Future Entrepreneurs
     
  • Aug. 29 – The Needs of Filipino Elderly
     
  • Aug. 28 – Robotics in Surgery
     
  • Aug. 28 – The 50th Anniversary of "I Have A Dream"
     
  • Aug. 28 – Providing Support to Young People
     
  • Aug. 27 – Summer Book Club: The Cookbook Store
     
  • Aug. 27 – Police Taser Use
     
  • Aug. 27 – Toronto Police Association Talks About Tasers
     
  • Aug. 27 – Use of Force - Peter Rosenthal
     
  • Aug. 26 – South Asians and Mental Health
     
  • Aug. 23 – The Lost Generation of Syria
     
  • Aug. 23 – "Murdoch Mysteries" at FanExpo
     
  • Aug. 22 – How Much Does It Cost To Raise A Child?
     
  • Aug. 22 – Banning The Sale Of Energy Drinks to Minors
     
  • Aug. 21 – Leafs Launch New Pricing Scheme
     
  • Aug. 21 – Making A Meal Out Of Leftovers
     
  • Aug. 20 – Helping Police Tackle On-the-job Trauma
     
  • Aug. 20 – Hate Directed at an Autistic Child
     
  • Aug. 19 – A Defence Lawyer Gives His Take On The Police Murder Charge
     
  • Aug. 19 – Charging A Police Officer With Murder
     
  • Aug. 16 – Pride At The Pan-Am Games
     
  • Aug. 16 – Ai Wei Wei: According To What? At The AGO
     
  • Aug. 15 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Be Careful What You Tweet
     
  • Aug. 14 – Challenges Facing Young Asian Professionals
     
  • Aug. 14 – Metro and the Grocery Wars
     
  • Aug. 14 – A Conversation with Crime Writer Linwood Barclay
     
  • Aug. 14 – Canadian Blood Services: Donor Shortage
     
  • Aug. 13 – Summer Book Club: Melissa Bourdon-King's Picks
     
  • Aug. 13 – Calling on Police to Revise Use of Deadly Force Policies
     
  • Aug. 12 – Tennis: On the Upswing
     
  • Aug. 9 – Celebrating the Anniversary of Yonge-Dundas Square
     
  • Aug. 9 – Fatberg: Could it Arrive in Our Sewers?
     
  • Aug. 8 – Canadian Autoworkers Ken Lewenza Retires
     
  • Aug. 8 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: A Different Perspective on News
     
  • Aug. 7 – Brampton Takes AIM at DIY Firefighters
     
  • Aug. 7 – Food Column: Elton on the Importance of Gardens
     
  • Aug. 7 – Trailblazers: Tandem Cycling Club
     
  • Aug. 6 – Summer Book Club: Bahram Olfati's Picks
     
  • Aug. 2 – Developing a Pollinator Garden
     
  • Aug. 1 – Local Architects Want in on LRT Action
     
  • Aug. 1 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Sammy Yatim
     
• July 2013
  • Jul. 31 – Toronto's Latest Street Needs Assessment
     
  • Jul. 30 – Summer Book Club: Ben McNally's Picks
     
  • Jul. 29 – Security expert on streetcar shooting
     
  • Jul. 29 – Cracking Down on E-Bike Riders
     
  • Jul. 26 – Child Refugees Left at The Border Alone
     
  • Jul. 24 – Don't Buy Now and Pay Later
     
  • Jul. 24 – Food Column: Elton on Halo Halo
     
  • Jul. 24 – Giving People with Disabilities a Voice
     
  • Jul. 24 – Summer Book Club
     
  • Jul. 23 – Abandoned Dog Now Safe
     
  • Jul. 23 – Curbing Drivers' Poor Parking Choices
     
  • Jul. 23 – Gardiner Lane Closures a Taste of Things to Come
     
  • Jul. 22 – Union Responds to TTC Anti-Fraud Hotline
     
  • Jul. 21 – Increased Youth Homelessness in Toronto
     
  • Jul. 18 – Mirvish Village for Sale
     
  • Jul. 18 – Toronto Celebrates Nelson Mandela's 95th Birthday
     
  • Jul. 15 – MLB All-Star Game Will Feature 4 Jays
     
  • Jul. 15 – Advice on Happiness
     
  • Jul. 12 – Cottage Liability
     
  • Jul. 12 – Japan's Only Foreign Rakugo Storyteller Returns Home
     
  • Jul. 12 – Oath to the Queen
     
  • Jul. 11 – Storm Was Good For One Business
     
  • Jul. 11 – Flooded Cars
     
  • Jul. 10 – Buy Now, Pay Later
     
  • Jul. 5 – Urge For Going
     
  • Jul. 5 – What Camp Counsellors Need to Know
     
  • Jul. 5 – New Park Honours Flight 621 Victims
     
  • Jul. 4 – Wind Power Project Blown Away by Enviro Tribunal
     
  • Jul. 4 – Fringe Preview
     
• June 2013
  • Jun. 28 – A Well-Heeled Retrospective
     
  • Jun. 28 – Trans Pride
     
  • Jun. 27 – Leaving Children in Hot Cars
     
  • Jun. 27 – King Streetcar
     
  • Jun. 25 – Tech Column: Misener on Backing Up Digital Memories
     
  • Jun. 25 – Dangerous footwear
     
  • Jun. 24 – Hospitals and the Need for Financial Donors
     
  • Jun. 21 – The Provincial Government Looks To Cut Money to Toronto
     
  • Jun. 21 – The Sheepdogs: What Happens After Fame?
     
  • Jun. 20 – Taking Cars Off Of King Street
     
  • Jun. 20 – Repairing Toronto Community Housing
     
  • Jun. 19 – Food Column: Elton on Urban Agriculture
     
  • Jun. 19 – A Johnny Cash Inspired Ballet
     
  • Jun. 18 – The City's Worst Roads, Through the Eyes of a Veteran Cabbie
     
  • Jun. 18 – Fall Out From Project Traveller
     
  • Jun. 17 – Ford Security
     
  • Jun. 17 – House Doctor: Heart Disease & Preschoolers
     
  • Jun. 13 – Major Police Raids in Toronto
     
  • Jun. 13 – Sikh to Contest
     
  • Jun. 13 – Poet Ian Williams
     
  • Jun. 13 – Getting a Good Night's Sleep
     
  • Jun. 12 – Finding Bessarion
     
  • Jun. 12 – Greening the Gardiner
     
  • Jun. 11 – BOWIE IS... An Exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario
     
  • Jun. 11 – Assessing the Risk of Yaz and Yasmin
     
  • Jun. 11 – Riding the Rocket with Chief City Planner Keesmaat
     
  • Jun. 10 – Song Of The Week: Os Tropies
     
  • Jun. 10 – Police Search for Three Missing Men
     
  • Jun. 7 – Passion Play: An Epic Performance
     
  • Jun. 7 – Welcome to Our New Host
     
  • Jun. 6 – Toronto Community Housing Still Evicting Seniors
     
  • Jun. 6 – What Drowning Looks Like
     
  • Jun. 5 – Food Column: Elton Talks About a Hot Sauce
     
  • Jun. 5 – Privacy Commissioner Speaks Out About Missing Emails
     
  • Jun. 4 – Rube The Rice Man
     
  • Jun. 4 – Teaching Kindergarten Children
     
  • Jun. 4 – Robert Rotenberg's "Stranglehold"
     
  • Jun. 3 – Brock University's million dollar secret
     
• May 2013
  • May. 31 – The Week That Was At City Hall
     
  • May. 30 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Fighting Hunger
     
  • May. 30 – Teens and Drinking
     
  • May. 30 – Remembering Henry Mortgentaler
     
  • May. 28 – Minding The Gap In Education
     
  • May. 28 – Tech Column: Misener on Face Recognition
     
  • May. 27 – How To Pay For Metrolinx's Transit Plan
     
  • May. 24 – Next Steps at City Council
     
  • May. 24 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Mayor Rob Ford
     
  • May. 22 – Food Column: Elton Visits the Ontario Food Terminal
     
  • May. 21 – Song Of The Week: Elisapie Isaac
     
  • May. 21 – Matlow on Casino Vote
     
  • May. 14 – When to Test For Genetic Disease
     
  • May. 13 – Poetry In Voice
     
  • May. 13 – House Doctor: Goldman on Medical Training
     
  • May. 10 – A New Kind of Bank Hold-Up
     
  • May. 8 – Andrea Horwath Asks For More Budget Concessions
     
  • May. 8 – Paul Henderson
     
  • May. 8 – Food Column: Elton on Better Hospital Food
     
  • May. 7 – Unearthing a New Dinosaur
     
  • May. 7 – Helping to Assess Older Drivers
     
  • May. 6 – Song Of The Week: Abdominal
     
  • May. 6 – The Leafs Under Pressure on Home Ice
     
• April 2013
  • Apr. 30 – Cuts to Auto Insurance Rates
     
  • Apr. 29 – Scarborough Subway Dream Gets New Life
     
  • Apr. 26 – Transit Tax Not Needed: Counc. Ford
     
  • Apr. 26 – Night of The Living Dead LIVE
     
  • Apr. 25 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Bieber Fever Fizzles
     
  • Apr. 25 – TTC Chair Backs New Transit Taxes
     
  • Apr. 24 – Food Column: Elton on Le Depanneur
     
  • Apr. 22 – Song Of The Week: Danny Michel
     
  • Apr. 19 – A Cheesy Win
     
  • Apr. 19 – "Race" at The Canadian Stage
     
  • Apr. 19 – Younger Women and Breast Cancer
     
  • Apr. 19 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: The Boston Marathon Bombings
     
  • Apr. 17 – The Leafs and Their Chances
     
  • Apr. 17 – Toronto Film Festival Association
     
  • Apr. 16 – Engineering Solutions for Toronto
     
  • Apr. 16 – How To Pay For Public Transit
     
  • Apr. 15 – The Popularity of Foraging for Your Food
     
  • Apr. 15 – The Cost of Cancellation
     
  • Apr. 12 – Love and Hate for The Toronto Transit Commission
     
  • Apr. 11 – Quaffing a Good Bargain
     
  • Apr. 11 – Labour Relations Board Rules ETFO Took Illegal Strike Action
     
  • Apr. 11 – Robert Deluce on Porter Airlines' Skyward Ambitions
     
  • Apr. 11 – Food Column: Elton on Food Court Waste
     
  • Apr. 10 – A fix for home reno horrors
     
  • Apr. 9 – Complaint About Councillors to Integrity Commissioner
     
  • Apr. 9 – Curious City: Books About Urban Life
     
  • Apr. 8 – Casino report divides councillors
     
  • Apr. 8 – Corporate Outsourcing of Work
     
  • Apr. 5 – Helping The Next Generation of Leaders
     
  • Apr. 5 – Becoming an informed diner
     
  • Apr. 4 – Lianne La Havas
     
  • Apr. 4 – Ritallin: Searching For Answers
     
• March 2013
  • Mar. 27 – Richard Kachkar: Not Criminally Responsible
     
  • Mar. 27 – Food Column: Elton on Kefir
     
  • Mar. 26 – Sticking a Needle in Traditional Chinese Medicine
     
  • Mar. 26 – Recovering From Grief
     
  • Mar. 26 – Ritallin: The Broken
     
  • Mar. 25 – Local Food Bill
     
  • Mar. 22 – Trash Swag
     
  • Mar. 21 – Violence among Black Youth
     
  • Mar. 21 – What's in the Federal Budget For You?
     
  • Mar. 21 – Minimum Wage
     
  • Mar. 20 – Financial Literacy
     
  • Mar. 20 – Civic Engagement
     
  • Mar. 18 – Smoke Inhalation
     
  • Mar. 15 – Target Toronto
     
  • Mar. 14 – New Jesuit Pope
     
  • Mar. 14 – Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Pope Prayer
     
  • Mar. 13 – Here and Now in Rome for New Pope
     
  • Mar. 13 – Commander Chris Hadfield
     
  • Mar. 12 – Drinking Maple Sap
     
  • Mar. 12 – Betting On the Next Pope
     
  • Mar. 12 – Avoiding March Break Madness
     
  • Mar. 11 – How Many Shelter Beds Does The City Have?
     
  • Mar. 8 – Women in Aviation
     
  • Mar. 8 – Alzheimer's and Physical Activity
     
  • Mar. 7 – Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Food is a Right
     
  • Mar. 7 – Boscoe parents want Coach Ford turfed
     
  • Mar. 7 – Travelling with kids doesn't have to mean a rough ride
     
  • Mar. 6 – The World According to Mary Walsh
     
  • Mar. 6 – Unwanted Online Attention
     
  • Mar. 4 – Lowering Childhood Obesity Rates
     
  • Mar. 1 – Why ETFO is Continuing Its Work Action
     
• February 2013
  • Feb. 28 – Kevin O'Leary's Cold, Hard Truth
     
  • Feb. 27 – Food Column: Elton on Artisanal Bread
     
  • Feb. 27 – Savings for Retirement
     
  • Feb. 26 – Curious City: Consulting Students and Youth About the TTC
     
  • Feb. 25 – Preventing Childhood Obesity
     
  • Feb. 25 – Lieutenant-Governor Guest Stars on "Murdoch Mysteries"
     
  • Feb. 22 – Public HS teachers drop after school protest
     
  • Feb. 22 – An Unusual Oscar-Nominated Star
     
  • Feb. 21 – "Sticks and Stones", A New Book About Bullying
     
  • Feb. 20 – The Reel Artists Film Festival
     
  • Feb. 20 – New Book for Young Adults - Hooked: When Addiction Hits Home
     
  • Feb. 19 – Office of Religious Freedom
     
  • Feb. 15 – Homeless Advocates Call for More Shelter Beds
     
  • Feb. 15 – Why Cyclists Should be Allowed to Bike in Pairs
     
  • Feb. 14 – Talking About Oscar Pistorius and The Parapan Am Games
     
  • Feb. 14 – Ritallin: The Voice Within
     
  • Feb. 13 – Food Column: Elton on Semla Buns
     
  • Feb. 13 – Talking to Teens About Anxiety
     
  • Feb. 12 – The City Consults with Condo Residents
     
  • Feb. 12 – Saving for Retirement
     
  • Feb. 11 – Staying high and dry during a sudden winter thaw
     
  • Feb. 11 – Fifty Shades of Gastroporn
     
  • Feb. 7 – Bank Economist Talks About the Need for Improved Literacy
     
  • Feb. 7 – Toronto Reads: Richard Wagamese, "Indian Horse"
     
  • Feb. 7 – From lawnmowers to shampoo: Why merchandise costs more here than in the US.
     
  • Feb. 6 – Paramedics deserve special protection, association says
     
  • Feb. 6 – Toronto Reads: David Bergen's "The Age of Hope"
     
  • Feb. 6 – Frank Di Giorgio: Toronto's New Budget Chief
     
  • Feb. 5 – Toronto Reads: Hugh McLennan, "Two Solitudes"
     
  • Feb. 5 – Term Limits For City Councillors?
     
  • Feb. 4 – Toronto Reads: "February" by Lisa Moore
     
  • Feb. 4 – A New Vision for Ontario Place
     
  • Feb. 1 – Faces In Between: Art About Mixed-Race Identity
     
• January 2013
  • Jan. 31 – Giving Non-Citizens the Right to Vote
     
  • Jan. 30 – Economist says immigrants necessary to keep Canada prosperous
     
  • Jan. 30 – Economist says immigrants necessary to keep Canada prosperous
     
  • Jan. 30 – Food Column: Elton on Quinoa
     
  • Jan. 29 – Global Warming's Effect on Toronto's Infrastructure
     
  • Jan. 29 – Trent prof has better way to fund TTC expansion
     
  • Jan. 28 – Andrea Horwath on Kathleen Wynne
     
  • Jan. 28 – Tim Hudak on Kathleen Wynne
     
  • Jan. 25 – City Council's Future After Mayor Ford's Appeal
     
  • Jan. 25 – Understanding the Legal Decision in Mayor Rob Ford's Appeal
     
  • Jan. 24 – Attracting Entrepreneurial Immigrants to Canada
     
  • Jan. 24 – Creating Canada's First Cord Blood Bank
     
  • Jan. 23 – Quitting Smoking Early Saves Lives
     
  • Jan. 21 – A $50 Million Boost for Cancer Research
     
  • Jan. 17 – Councillors boost aid to school food programs
     
  • Jan. 17 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Lance Armstrong Back Pedals
     
  • Jan. 16 – Food Column: Sarah Elton on Honey
     
  • Jan. 16 – Canadian cyclist reacts to Armstrong confession
     
  • Jan. 15 – Helping Young Adults with Disabilities Become More Independent
     
  • Jan. 14 – More Funding for Public Art
     
  • Jan. 14 – What Would You Do With 32?
     
  • Jan. 11 – Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario Talks About Next Steps
     
  • Jan. 10 – Counterfeit Culture
     
  • Jan. 9 – Stellick weighs in on Burke firing
     
  • Jan. 9 – Elementary Students Out of School This Friday
     
  • Jan. 8 – A Strategy for Health and Aging Seniors
     
  • Jan. 7 – Mayor Ford appeals conflict ruling
     
  • Jan. 7 – Fighting the Spread of Flu
     
  • Jan. 4 – The Peace Maker: A Play About Birthright
     
  • Jan. 4 – Natural Resources Minister Gravelle explains why government chopped Ontario Rangers program
     
  • Jan. 3 – A Dose of Ritallin: Hockey Rules
     
  • Jan. 3 – Laurel Broten, Minister of Education Discusses Imposing Contract
     
  • Jan. 3 – Teachers' Union Reacts to New Labour Contract
     
  • Jan. 2 – Food Column: Elton on Gluten-Free
     
  • Jan. 2 – After two skiing deaths in six days, focus turns to hill safety
     
  • Jan. 2 – Tackling Personal Debt After the Holidays
     
• December 2012
  • Dec. 21 – Celebrating the longest night of the year
     
  • Dec. 20 – Nutcracker Kids
     
  • Dec. 20 – Reported Cases Of The Flu Are On The Rise
     
  • Dec. 19 – Recommendations For Children's Books
     
  • Dec. 19 – Food Column: Elton on Christmas Past
     
  • Dec. 19 – Industries your RRSP is funding could come as an unpleasant surprise
     
  • Dec. 17 – Safety Within Toronto Elementary Schools
     
  • Dec. 17 – Mirella Amato: Canada's First Master Cicerone
     
  • Dec. 14 – Why enforcing anti-panhandling law may be more trouble than it's worth
     
  • Dec. 13 – Repair may not be the best fix for Gardiner's woes
     
  • Dec. 12 – Skiing Venues Open Despite Lack of Snow
     
  • Dec. 12 – How to Cope With Cold Season
     
  • Dec. 11 – Toronto Skating Rinks
     
  • Dec. 11 – Toronto Skating Rinks
     
  • Dec. 5 – Food Column: Elton on Food as Business
     
  • Dec. 4 – Seniors Working Beyond Freedom 55
     
  • Dec. 4 – Environmental Commissioner Discusses Climate Change
     
  • Dec. 3 – OSSTF Discusses Ramping Up Work Action
     
  • Dec. 3 – Project Aspiro: Helping Blind and Partially-Sighted People Find Work
     
• November 2012
  • Nov. 30 – The Seriousness of Concussions
     
  • Nov. 30 – A New Cycling Strategy for Ontario
     
  • Nov. 30 – No NHL hockey? No problem for hockey trivia wiz Liam Maguire
     
  • Nov. 29 – 2013 city budget balanced - or is it?
     
  • Nov. 29 – Rob Ford and "A Weekly Dose of Ritallin"
     
  • Nov. 29 – Education Minister Weighs in On Possible Strike Action
     
  • Nov. 28 – Elementary Teachers Enter a Strike Position
     
  • Nov. 28 – Tossing Out the Plastic Bag Ban
     
  • Nov. 27 – Curious City Column: Blackett on Maps
     
  • Nov. 27 – Improving the Police Oversight Process
     
  • Nov. 26 – Deputy Mayor Doug Holyday on Ford's Removal
     
  • Nov. 26 – Reaction to Bank of Canada's Mark Carney's Decision
     
  • Nov. 23 – Damon Allen Discusses the Argo's Grey Cup Chances
     
  • Nov. 22 – Parking ticket system unfair - Ombudsman
     
  • Nov. 22 – Economic Benefits of The Grey Cup
     
  • Nov. 21 – Toronto Marlies Sign an Anti-Discriminatory Pledge
     
  • Nov. 21 – Food Column: Elton Shares a Community Cookbook
     
  • Nov. 19 – A Casino's Effect on Public Health
     
  • Nov. 19 – Indian Expressionism at the TIFF Lightbox
     
  • Nov. 16 – Art Exhibit: "Collecting Loss"
     
  • Nov. 16 – Condo Riding?
     
  • Nov. 16 – Getting Rid of Bed Bugs
     
  • Nov. 15 – Fare Game
     
  • Nov. 15 – Lowering Your Heating Bill
     
  • Nov. 15 – Balancing Competing Personal Rights
     
  • Nov. 15 – Helping Out Hurricane Sandy's Victims
     
  • Nov. 14 – The Ballet goes to LA
     
  • Nov. 14 – Making York University More Disability Friendly
     
  • Nov. 13 – Spank!: A Fifty Shades of Grey Parody
     
  • Nov. 13 – Police Discuss Sex Assault Investigation
     
  • Nov. 12 – Principals Facing Teachers' Work Action
     
  • Nov. 9 – Future of Legions
     
  • Nov. 9 – Reel Asian Film Festival: "Seeking Asian Female"
     
  • Nov. 9 – Reforming Witness Protection Programs
     
  • Nov. 8 – The History of the Moustache
     
  • Nov. 8 – Cocktails and Conversations
     
  • Nov. 7 – The Power of The Youth Vote
     
  • Nov. 7 – Food Column: Elton Makes the Perfect Cuppa
     
  • Nov. 6 – Curious City: Blackett on Urban Farms
     
  • Nov. 6 – Jamaican Canadians for Obama
     
  • Nov. 6 – TTC vice-chair wants to know who ordered buses for Ford's team
     
  • Nov. 6 – Trustee offers new view of bus flap
     
  • Nov. 5 – Toronto's Condo Market Cools
     
  • Nov. 2 – Police use Tablets to Assist in Cabbagetown Murder Investigation
     
  • Nov. 2 – Byford reflects on one year in TTC driver's seat
     
  • Nov. 1 – A Weekly Dose of Ritallin: Infamous Retirement
     
• October 2012
  • Oct. 31 – The Scary, Last-Minute Costume Rush
     
  • Oct. 31 – A Halloween tale
     
  • Oct. 31 – Mentoring Between Somali Youth and Toronto Police
     
  • Oct. 31 – How to Become Financially Literate
     
  • Oct. 30 – Preventing Heart Failure in Children
     
  • Oct. 30 – The Financial Cost of Hurricane Sandy
     
  • Oct. 29 – Toronto Hydro Prepares for Hurricane Sandy
     
  • Oct. 29 – Comedy and the Single Girl
     
  • Oct. 26 – A Look Back at Toronto Fashion Week
     
  • Oct. 25 – Swedish Play "The 20th of November" Debuts in Toronto
     
  • Oct. 25 – Cabbagetown Resident Talks About Vigil and Safety
     
  • Oct. 24 – Food Column: Sarah Elton Cooks Burmese
     
  • Oct. 24 – Dealing with Police and Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome
     
  • Oct. 24 – Healing Words at the Hospital
     
  • Oct. 22 – Smoking section may be getting even smaller
     
  • Oct. 22 – The Life of City Builder David Pecaut
     
  • Oct. 19 – This is the Place: The CN Tower Show
     
  • Oct. 19 – Anthony unveils Millionaire Artist Workshop
     
  • Oct. 19 – Tearing down the Gardiner not an option - Minnan-Wong
     
  • Oct. 19 – Reporting Bullying to the Authorities
     
  • Oct. 18 – A Lecture for Ontario's Teachers' Unions
     
  • Oct. 18 – A New Museum of Canadian History
     
  • Oct. 17 – The End of Non-Fiction Books?
     
  • Oct. 17 – Students Need A New Health Curriculum
     
  • Oct. 16 – Public Sector Unions Talk Resignation... and Prorogation
     
  • Oct. 16 – Peel School Board Wins Award For Suicide Prevention
     
  • Oct. 16 – Drop And Dash - Safety At The School Gates
     
  • Oct. 15 – How To Talk To Your Kids About Bullying
     
  • Oct. 15 – Dwight Duncan Discusses Ontario's Finances
     
  • Oct. 12 – A Casino For Front Street?
     
  • Oct. 12 – When A Parent Decides To Strike
     
  • Oct. 11 – Getting Your Hockey Fix Through Literature
     
  • Oct. 11 – A Preview of The Toronto Book Award Nominees
     
  • Oct. 10 – Preventing Domestic Abuse in South Asian Communities
     
  • Oct. 10 – Food Column: Elton on Young Farmers
     
  • Oct. 9 – Driving An Electric Car
     
  • Oct. 9 – Curious City: Vandalism vs. Art
     
  • Oct. 4 – 13-year-old's movie making waves
     
  • Oct. 2 – MOVE: Innovation Talks - Designing Greenway Corridors
     
  • Oct. 2 – Breaking Down Employment Barriers for New Canadians
     
  • Oct. 1 – Five Authors Vie for The 2012 Giller Prize
     
  • Oct. 1 – David Mirvish Remakes King Street West
     
• September 2012
  • Sep. 28 – The Art of The Barter
     
  • Sep. 28 – Nuit Blanche: Queen Street Cartography
     
  • Sep. 27 – Put Food in the Budget
     
  • Sep. 27 – Why You Should Never Jaywalk
     
  • Sep. 26 – Getting Unfit Drivers to Put Away Their Car Keys
     
  • Sep. 26 – Sarah Elton Wraps Her Toronto Food Tour
     
  • Sep. 26 – Impulse spending and how to cure it
     
  • Sep. 25 – Muslim Rage: The Myth and Realities
     
  • Sep. 25 – Building a "Gigaregion" in the Greater Toronto Area
     
  • Sep. 24 – Mirvish Productions Goes Indie
     
  • Sep. 24 – Making Apartment Neighbourhoods Healthier Places to Live
     
  • Sep. 21 – Police hunt for south Etobicoke predator
     
  • Sep. 21 – PM Harper subject of play
     
  • Sep. 21 – Parents Taking on Extra-Curricular Activities
     
  • Sep. 21 – When Despots Were Young
     
  • Sep. 20 – Battling Children's Bulges
     
  • Sep. 20 – Taking Business Lessons About Diversity From the Windy City
     
  • Sep. 19 – York U Student Paper Targeted by Protesters
     
  • Sep. 19 – Sarah Elton's Food Tour of Mississauga
     
  • Sep. 19 – Increasing Safety for Pedestrians
     
  • Sep. 18 – West End Sexual Assaults
     
  • Sep. 18 – Building The Information Highway
     
  • Sep. 17 – Expanding Free HPV Vaccines for Girls
     
  • Sep. 17 – CAW and Ford's New Tentative Agreement
     
  • Sep. 14 – Theatre Outside of Four Walls
     
  • Sep. 14 – Teachers Grappling with Extra-Curricular Activities
     
  • Sep. 13 – Enter The Toy Box
     
  • Sep. 13 – Chief Bill Blair Holds a Town Hall to Address Violence
     
  • Sep. 13 – Keeping Motorcycle Riders Safe on the Road
     
  • Sep. 12 – Doug Ford Defends Mayor's Coaching Job
     
  • Sep. 12 – Food Column: Sarah Elton Tours Jane-Finch Neighbourhood
     
  • Sep. 12 – No Extra-Curricular Activities for High School Students
     
  • Sep. 11 – Preserving Natural Capital in the Urban Environment
     
  • Sep. 11 – Parental Rights vs. Public School Boards
     
  • Sep. 10 – Asking Tourists to Discover Ontario
     
  • Sep. 10 – Change Your Name Ousama
     
  • Sep. 7 – Documentaries at TIFF
     
  • Sep. 7 – Paralympic Games from London
     
  • Sep. 6 – City Wades into Basement Flooding Problem
     
  • Sep. 6 – Film Critics Pick for TIFF
     
  • Sep. 5 – Sarah Elton Does a Food Tour
     
  • Sep. 5 – To Spank or Not To Spank
     
  • Sep. 4 – Is Organic Food Better?
     
  • Sep. 4 – An Education
     
  • Sep. 3 – Better Cafeteria Food
     
• August 2012
  • Aug. 31 – Newcomer Students Orientation Week
     
  • Aug. 31 – Air Show
     
  • Aug. 30 – Low Rental Vacancy
     
  • Aug. 29 – Scotiabank to buy ING Bank of Canada
     
  • Aug. 28 – Menaka Thakkar
     
  • Aug. 28 – New GTA Ridings
     
  • Aug. 27 – Ryerson Goes Global
     
  • Aug. 27 – Stem Cell Breakthrough
     
  • Aug. 27 – Kids and Too Sexy Clothes
     
  • Aug. 24 – Fake Prom
     
  • Aug. 23 – Youth Policing Graduates
     
  • Aug. 22 – Bayview Buckets
     
  • Aug. 21 – Bambrick on Bikes
     
  • Aug. 20 – Ontario Legislature Recalled
     
  • Aug. 17 – Give 30 Ramadan
     
  • Aug. 17 – $100 Bill Controversy
     
  • Aug. 16 – 2012 Ontario Summer Games
     
  • Aug. 16 – Toronto Tourism Boost
     
  • Aug. 15 – The Nose Knows
     
  • Aug. 15 – Shakespeare Abridged
     
  • Aug. 15 – Bumbo Recall
     
  • Aug. 14 – Royal Conservatory Support
     
  • Aug. 13 – Executive Bonuses in the Public Sector
     
  • Aug. 13 – Toronto Organic Farm Set to Reap Big Rewards
     
  • Aug. 13 – Love Letter to Toronto
     
  • Aug. 10 – Dîner en blanc
     
  • Aug. 10 – Wedding Trends
     
  • Aug. 9 – Cool Tool School
     
  • Aug. 9 – Fashion Week Farewell
     
  • Aug. 7 – Low Lake Levels
     
  • Aug. 7 – Bambrick on Bikes
     
  • Aug. 3 – Cottage Etiquette
     
  • Aug. 3 – Dwight Drummond on Jamaica 50
     
  • Aug. 2 – Gore Vidal Play
     
  • Aug. 1 – Great Canadian Road Trip 2.0
     
• July 2012
  • Jul. 31 – Immigration Consultation
     
  • Jul. 30 – Career-Limiting Cursing
     
  • Jul. 30 – Hiring Disabled Workers
     
  • Jul. 27 – Hip Hop Eh
     
  • Jul. 26 – Actors Boycott Factory Theatre
     
  • Jul. 26 – No Booze in Corner Stores, McGuinty Says
     
  • Jul. 25 – Bambrick on Bikes
     
  • Jul. 25 – Lawyer: Gang Members Aren't Getting Away with Murder - No Matter What Politicians Say
     
  • Jul. 25 – Clouds Over T.O.
     
  • Jul. 25 – Social Media
     
  • Jul. 24 – Survivor of Childhood Sexual Abuse
     
  • Jul. 23 – Local Syrian Concerns
     
  • Jul. 19 – GTA Livability
     
  • Jul. 19 – Buying Friends
     
  • Jul. 16 – Cottage Country Properties Bouncing Back
     
  • Jul. 16 – Calling for Rain
     
  • Jul. 16 – Thai Strays Looking for TO Homes
     
  • Jul. 16 – First Parliament
     
  • Jul. 13 – Fringe Review
     
  • Jul. 12 – Clown Funeral
     
  • Jul. 10 – Closed Captioning Accuracy
     
  • Jul. 10 – Bambrick on Bikes
     
  • Jul. 6 – Toronto Transformed
     
  • Jul. 6 – North Korean Human Rights Film Festival
     
  • Jul. 6 – Summer Sports Books
     
  • Jul. 5 – Higgs Boson Explained
     
  • Jul. 5 – Fringe Festival Spotlight: Mahmoud
     
  • Jul. 4 – Fringe Festival Spotlight: Stamped: A Story about Daniel, Who Happens to Have Autism
     
  • Jul. 4 – Invasive Species under Attack
     
  • Jul. 4 – Crime Stopping? There's an App for that!
     
  • Jul. 3 – Order of Canada: Architecture
     
  • Jul. 3 – Youth in Policing Initiative
     
  • Jul. 3 – "I'm gay, always have been, always will be"
     
• June 2012
  • Jun. 29 – Queen's Park Not Jumping on OneCity Train
     
  • Jun. 29 – Order of Canada in Innovation
     
  • Jun. 29 – Adult Entertainment Licensing
     
  • Jun. 28 – Youthvision Scholarship
     
  • Jun. 28 – Jamaican Rhythms
     
  • Jun. 28 – Man of 400 Voices
     
  • Jun. 27 – Stolen Cell-Phone Database
     
  • Jun. 27 – Scarborough Multiculturalism
     
  • Jun. 27 – Bambrick on Bikes: Velo City Global
     
  • Jun. 26 – Art Train Conductor No. 9
     
  • Jun. 25 – Gardiner Expressway Damage
     
  • Jun. 25 – David Pecaut Grass
     
  • Jun. 22 – National Aboriginal Day
     
  • Jun. 21 – Summer Books
     
  • Jun. 21 – Big Soda
     
  • Jun. 20 – Strawberries
     
  • Jun. 20 – Bambrick on Bikes
     
  • Jun. 13 – Police Update Baffling Double Murder Investigation
     
  • Jun. 13 – School Board Facing Major Cash Shortage
     
  • Jun. 13 – Bambrick on Bikes
     
  • Jun. 11 – A History of Black Nurses
     
  • Jun. 8 – Bridesmaids Revisited
     
  • Jun. 7 – Hoarding
     
  • Jun. 7 – Legalities of Plastic Bag Ban
     
  • Jun. 6 – Good Samaritan
     
  • Jun. 5 – Youth Outreach Worker Cuts
     
  • Jun. 5 – Superman the Gecko
     
  • Jun. 5 – Bambrick on Bikes
     
  • Jun. 4 – Police Speak Out on Eaton Centre Shooting
     
  • Jun. 4 – Dr. Goldman on Antibiotic Use in Livestock
     
  • Jun. 4 – The Eaton Centre Shooting and City Hall
     
• May 2012
  • May. 31 – Bambrick on Bikes
     
  • May. 31 – Body Parts
     
  • May. 28 – Catholic Schools Raise Concerns
     
  • May. 25 – Organ Donation
     
  • May. 25 – Gay Straight Alliances
     
  • May. 25 – Student Solidarity Network
     
  • May. 24 – Butterflies
     
  • May. 24 – Hwy 407 Forges East
     
  • May. 23 – New Road Hockey Rules Could Make Things Worse
     
  • May. 23 – Rescued Food
     
  • May. 22 – Turtle Troubles
     
  • May. 22 – Prince Charles' Charities Front and Centre During Royal Tour
     
  • May. 22 – Mountain Climbing Tourism
     
  • May. 21 – Mount Everest Death
     
  • May. 21 – Overland Station
     
  • May. 17 – Rainbow Flag-Raising Ceremony
     
  • May. 14 – Cutbacks at the Toronto District School Board
     
  • May. 14 – Children in Provincial Care Speak Out
     
  • May. 11 – What'll Happen Where During PanAm 2015
     
  • May. 11 – Meeting Aims to Make Good Parks Great
     
  • May. 10 – Condo Complaints
     
  • May. 10 – Gardiner Erosion Continues
     
  • May. 9 – Chocolate Milk
     
  • May. 8 – Islamic School Apologizes for Anti-semitic Lessons
     
  • May. 7 – Mental Health Strategy
     
  • May. 3 – Toronto Tops Worst Roads List
     
  • May. 2 – Poetry Slam
     
  • May. 2 – Job Burnout
     
  • May. 1 – Occupy Renaissance
     
  • May. 1 – Disabled Parents Fight to Keep Newborn
     
• April 2012
  • Apr. 30 – Global City
     
  • Apr. 30 – Health Board Wants More Cash for Bed Bug Fight
     
  • Apr. 30 – French Kids Eat Everything
     
  • Apr. 27 – National Strategy Proposed for TTC Funding
     
  • Apr. 26 – Tanning Beds
     
  • Apr. 26 – Missing Adults
     
  • Apr. 25 – Landing the Job
     
  • Apr. 25 – Vegetative State
     
  • Apr. 24 – Cataract Surgery Prices
     
  • Apr. 24 – Speed Limits
     
  • Apr. 23 – NDP and Liberals Work Out a Deal
     
  • Apr. 23 – Remembering Billy Bryans
     
  • Apr. 20 – Hip Hop Dancers Face Off in TO
     
  • Apr. 20 – Discovering the City - With a Little Help from Some Friends
     
  • Apr. 20 – Protest Groups Joining Forces
     
  • Apr. 20 – What You Say on Facebook CAN Be Used Against You
     
  • Apr. 19 – The Anthem
     
  • Apr. 19 – Raising Speed Limits
     
  • Apr. 18 – The Toronto Zoo
     
  • Apr. 18 – In My Own Skin
     
  • Apr. 17 – Hidden Cellphone Fees
     
  • Apr. 17 – High-rise Fire Safety
     
  • Apr. 16 – A Shortage of Home Care
     
  • Apr. 16 – Students Crossing Borders
     
  • Apr. 16 – Disappearing Daughters Round Table
     
  • Apr. 16 – Disappearing Daughters
     
  • Apr. 13 – Your Brain on Nature
     
  • Apr. 13 – Toronto Poet Slamming Stereotypes
     
  • Apr. 13 – Pilot Culture
     
  • Apr. 12 – Beach Residents Fight Rising Tide of Development
     
  • Apr. 12 – McGuinty Promises Protection for Cellphone Users
     
  • Apr. 12 – When Ackee Meets Codfish
     
  • Apr. 11 – Bay Street Thieves
     
  • Apr. 11 – Food Trash
     
  • Apr. 11 – Interest Rates
     
  • Apr. 10 – Sneak It In
     
  • Apr. 10 – Innovation at Ryerson
     
  • Apr. 10 – Leafs' Apology
     
  • Apr. 9 – Blue Jays Limit Beer
     
  • Apr. 9 – Job Training Eligibility
     
  • Apr. 9 – Ramping Down
     
  • Apr. 9 – The Art of Debate
     
  • Apr. 9 – Cutbacks at The NFB
     
  • Apr. 5 – Youth Unemployment
     
  • Apr. 5 – Saskatchewan Jobs
     
  • Apr. 5 – Second Seder
     
  • Apr. 4 – Hospital Checkup
     
  • Apr. 4 – Severance Primer
     
  • Apr. 4 – Jesus of Toronto
     
  • Apr. 4 – Conflicted Councillors
     
  • Apr. 3 – Human Trafficking Sentence
     
  • Apr. 3 – Jarvis Bike Lanes
     
  • Apr. 3 – Hydro Challenges
     
  • Apr. 2 – Parent Toolkit
     
  • Apr. 2 – Writer Goes Digital
     
• March 2012
  • Mar. 30 – Food Labels
     
  • Mar. 30 – Money Talk
     
  • Mar. 30 – Farewell to Jim Curran
     
  • Mar. 29 – Federal Budget Day
     
  • Mar. 28 – Ma'amoul Pastries
     
  • Mar. 28 – Toronto Real Estate
     
  • Mar. 27 – Toronto and Ontario's Budget
     
  • Mar. 27 – Public Sector Unions and Ontario's Budget
     
  • Mar. 27 – Prostitution Ruling
     
  • Mar. 27 – Twitter Tour
     
  • Mar. 27 – How to Talk to People
     
  • Mar. 23 – The Day After the Transit Vote
     
  • Mar. 23 – Mad Men
     
  • Mar. 22 – Jamaica 50
     
  • Mar. 22 – Transit Vote
     
  • Mar. 22 – High Park Playground
     
  • Mar. 21 – Group Deals
     
  • Mar. 21 – Auditor General's Report on ORNGE
     
  • Mar. 20 – Active Authorization
     
  • Mar. 19 – London, Ontario Riots
     
  • Mar. 16 – Wrapping Toronto Fashion Week
     
  • Mar. 16 – CBC Short Story Contest: Autumnal
     
  • Mar. 15 – The Age of Anxiety
     
  • Mar. 15 – CBC Short Story Contest: Mine
     
  • Mar. 14 – Stopping Bullying
     
  • Mar. 14 – Food Column: Elton on Turkish Pide
     
  • Mar. 14 – CBC Short Story Contest: Look How Pretty
     
  • Mar. 13 – Mayor Ford's Next Move?
     
  • Mar. 12 – Attempt to Unseat Ford Going to Court
     
  • Mar. 9 – An Airport at The End of the Tunnel
     
  • Mar. 8 – Youth Unemployment
     
  • Mar. 7 – Climate Change Report
     
  • Mar. 6 – The Leadership Conundrum
     
  • Mar. 6 – ChoirChoirChoir
     
  • Mar. 6 – Brain Research
     
  • Mar. 2 – Winter Construction
     
  • Mar. 1 – Anti-bullying Foundation
     
  • Mar. 1 – Is Wilson Really to Blame?
     
• February 2012
  • Feb. 29 – Bullying a Hate Crime?
     
  • Feb. 29 – Food Column: Sarah Elton on Underground Chickens
     
  • Feb. 28 – Apps for Apes
     
  • Feb. 27 – Preventing Train Derailment
     
  • Feb. 24 – The Shakespeare Challenge
     
  • Feb. 23 – Scrabble Kids
     
  • Feb. 23 – Paul Martin
     
  • Feb. 22 – Maple Syrup
     
  • Feb. 22 – Revamping Derelict Storefronts
     
  • Feb. 22 – Amateur Mixed Martial Arts
     
  • Feb. 21 – South Asian Health Risks
     
  • Feb. 21 – Head Lice
     
  • Feb. 21 – Teen Drinking and the Movies
     
  • Feb. 21 – Senior Drivers
     
  • Feb. 17 – Speeding Excuses
     
  • Feb. 17 – What Makes a Baby
     
  • Feb. 17 – No More Oxycontin
     
  • Feb. 17 – Pop Culture: Hassanli on Movie Piracy
     
  • Feb. 16 – The Ontario Basketball Association - Black History Month
     
  • Feb. 16 – The Suzuki Diaries
     
  • Feb. 16 – Half Say They Were Bullied: Survey
     
  • Feb. 16 – Live Right Now
     
  • Feb. 16 – Drummond Report Gets Thumbs Up
     
  • Feb. 15 – Nik Wallenda
     
  • Feb. 15 – Drummond Report: Education
     
  • Feb. 15 – Food Column: Sarah Elton on the History of Toronto Food
     
  • Feb. 15 – Mild Winter
     
  • Feb. 15 – Drummond Report: Health Care Reform
     
  • Feb. 14 – Seniors in Love
     
  • Feb. 14 – Downtown and Suburbs Face-off Again - This Time Over Casinos
     
  • Feb. 14 – Valentine's Day Flowers
     
  • Feb. 14 – Potted Potter
     
  • Feb. 14 – The Aphrodisiacs
     
  • Feb. 13 – Our Song of The Week: Bahamas
     
  • Feb. 13 – Toronto's Kiss Map Puckers Up
     
  • Feb. 13 – Using Bags to Fight Bugs
     
  • Feb. 13 – Melanie Fiona
     
  • Feb. 13 – No Wi-Fi in Schools
     
  • Feb. 13 – The Gift of Touch
     
  • Feb. 13 – Health Column: Dr. Goldman on Treating Preemies
     
  • Feb. 10 – Hume and Levy on Mayor Ford's Future
     
  • Feb. 10 – Jobs for Newcomers
     
  • Feb. 10 – Using Tasers
     
  • Feb. 10 – Keeping All-Day Kindergarten
     
  • Feb. 10 – Don't Toke and Drive
     
  • Feb. 9 – Elizabeth: The Queen
     
  • Feb. 9 – Canada Reads: And The Winner Is...
     
  • Feb. 9 – Beer: Foundation of Modern Civilization
     
  • Feb. 9 – Reminiscing About The Sutton Place Hotel
     
  • Feb. 9 – Update on Hampstead Crash Survivors
     
  • Feb. 8 – Lavalife Love Train
     
  • Feb. 8 – Stutter Social
     
  • Feb. 8 – Councillors Grapple with Transit Future
     
  • Feb. 8 – Canada Reads: Day Three Recap with Terry Fallis
     
  • Feb. 8 – The Changing Face of Canada
     
  • Feb. 8 – Loblaw Food Fight
     
  • Feb. 8 – Historical Building App
     
  • Feb. 7 – Colour Me
     
  • Feb. 7 – Cross-border Car Shopping
     
  • Feb. 7 – Canada Reads: Day Two with Terry Fallis
     
  • Feb. 7 – Eat Local, Save Global
     
  • Feb. 7 – Dickens and Social Networking
     
  • Feb. 6 – HIV Day of Action
     
  • Feb. 6 – Our Song of the Week
     
  • Feb. 6 – Canada Reads: Day One with Terry Fallis
     
  • Feb. 6 – William Still
     
  • Feb. 6 – East End Calendar Guys
     
  • Feb. 6 – Health Column: Goldman on Violence Against Healthcare Workers
     
  • Feb. 3 – Richard "Popcorn" Cumberbatch
     
  • Feb. 3 – Black History in Film
     
  • Feb. 3 – City, Union Butt Heads as Sunday Deadline Looms
     
  • Feb. 3 – The Ponzi Scheme
     
  • Feb. 3 – Pop Culture Column: Lisha Hassanali on Nostalgic Ads
     
  • Feb. 2 – Eating Disorders
     
  • Feb. 2 – Food Column: Beijing in Toronto
     
  • Feb. 2 – Parenting Stress
     
• January 2012
  • Jan. 30 – Winter Cycling
     
  • Jan. 30 – Toronto Sound Map
     
  • Jan. 30 – A Question of Multiculturalism?
     
  • Jan. 30 – Moving into Regent Park
     
  • Jan. 30 – Hume and Levy: A Mayor's Powers
     
  • Jan. 30 – Health Column: Goldman on Psychiatry
     
  • Jan. 27 – Toronto Reads: "On A Cold Road"
     
  • Jan. 27 – Campbell House Cocktails
     
  • Jan. 27 – Independence for The Ex
     
  • Jan. 27 – Popular Teen Fiction
     
  • Jan. 27 – Private Online Lives
     
  • Jan. 26 – Toronto Reads: "The Tiger"
     
  • Jan. 26 – Flying The Coop for University
     
  • Jan. 26 – Wall of Silence Hindering Murder Investigations
     
  • Jan. 26 – A Brimful of Asha
     
  • Jan. 26 – Time Capsule Reveals Leafs' Hidden History - and Mystery
     
  • Jan. 26 – Laurel Broten on All-Day Kindergarten
     
  • Jan. 26 – No More Freedom 55
     
  • Jan. 25 – Toronto Reads: "Prisoner of Tehran"
     
  • Jan. 25 – A Pike, A Pub and Robbie Burns
     
  • Jan. 25 – Partnering with Attawapiskat
     
  • Jan. 25 – Public Help to Lose Weight
     
  • Jan. 25 – Canada Reads: Terry Fallis on "The Tiger"
     
  • Jan. 25 – Councillors Defer Backyard Chicken Issue
     
  • Jan. 24 – OPP Releases Details of Summit Study
     
  • Jan. 24 – Toronto Reads: Kevin Sylvester
     
  • Jan. 24 – Preserving Toronto's History
     
  • Jan. 24 – Canada Reads: "Something Fierce"
     
  • Jan. 24 – Vying for Oscar
     
  • Jan. 24 – Making EMS an Essential Service
     
  • Jan. 24 – Children and On-line Privacy
     
  • Jan. 23 – Toronto Reads: Hearing From Readers
     
  • Jan. 23 – The Year of The Dragon
     
  • Jan. 23 – LRT vs. Subways
     
  • Jan. 23 – Dino Babies
     
  • Jan. 23 – RIM Reset
     
  • Jan. 23 – Health Column: Dr. Goldman on Insomnia
     
  • Jan. 23 – New Kind of Wall Art? Or Just Billboards?
     
  • Jan. 20 – Textbooks Going Digital
     
  • Jan. 20 – Rob Ford: The Opera
     
  • Jan. 20 – Skirting a Controversy
     
  • Jan. 20 – Teaching the Life of Music
     
  • Jan. 20 – Increasing Mandatory Vaccinations
     
  • Jan. 20 – The Golden Dragon
     
  • Jan. 20 – Culture Column: Hassanli on Popular Older Women
     
  • Jan. 19 – Losing Parkdale
     
  • Jan. 19 – Kim's Convenience
     
  • Jan. 19 – Judging Moms
     
  • Jan. 19 – Inclusion of Children with Disabilities
     
  • Jan. 19 – Healthcare Hilarity with Terry Jones
     
  • Jan. 19 – Reaction to an Unapologetic Smoker
     
  • Jan. 19 – Privacy Ruling
     
  • Jan. 18 – The Kimchi Diaries
     
  • Jan. 18 – Weedless Wednesday
     
  • Jan. 18 – Food Column: Elton on Local Winter Eating
     
  • Jan. 18 – Canada Reads: Terry Fallis on "Prisoner of Tehran"
     
  • Jan. 18 – Budget Chief Mike Del Grande
     
  • Jan. 17 – York Region Transit Strike Continues
     
  • Jan. 17 – Canada Reads: John Vaillant on "The Tiger"
     
  • Jan. 17 – Debating the Budget
     
  • Jan. 16 – No Sex Selection
     
  • Jan. 16 – The Tipping Point
     
  • Jan. 16 – Cutting The Waist
     
  • Jan. 16 – Gentrification and Small Business
     
  • Jan. 13 – A Bargain Basement Mortgage
     
  • Jan. 13 – Winter Fun in Toronto
     
  • Jan. 13 – A Wage Freeze for City Workers?
     
  • Jan. 13 – Taste Canada: The Food Writing Awards
     
  • Jan. 13 – Culture Column: Hassanali on The Golden Globes
     
  • Jan. 12 – Same-Sex Divorce
     
  • Jan. 12 – NHL Players Vote in Secret Poll
     
  • Jan. 12 – Pan Am Update
     
  • Jan. 11 – Toronto Hydro Layoffs
     
  • Jan. 11 – Terry Fallis on Something Fierce
     
  • Jan. 11 – The Social Feed
     
  • Jan. 11 – A Map of Budget Cuts
     
  • Jan. 11 – Losing Weight in the Public Eye