While Toronto ice storm debris cleanup continues, the iconic Leslieville tree that felled during July’s storm last year receives new life at an art exhibit lending itself as an example of how to recycle fallen trees.

A father has turned his personal tragedy into an initiative to spread awareness about the dangers of prescription drug misuse.

As the budget council makes its’ final decisions in the coming week, librarians are rallying for councilors votes. The city’s last budget vote showed 21 councilors voting for Rob Ford’s budget cuts, and 22 councilors voting against the cuts.

Every November 11 for the past 15 years, students from Saint Anthony’s Catholic School have gathered at Old City Hall to honour fallen soldiers.

The City of Toronto’s Board of Health approved a motion to research mental health in racialized communities.

Councillor Sarah Doucette’s motion to request the Medical Officer of Health work with city agencies to report on a strategy to address mental health needs in communities experiencing high rates of violence, supported by Councillor Adam Vaughan was passed yesterday.

Humber’s Student Federation is hosting a Halloween party this Thursday, Oct. 31, at Humber’s North Campus Linx Pub.