The Toronto Maple Leafs’ start to the season has been disappointing to say the least. They currently sit second from last in the Eastern Conference, above only the Buffalo Sabres after 20 games. For a team who hasn’t missed the playoffs since 2017, and with such an expectant fanbase,... Read more
G Cottage will serve as the primary hub for recruitment, training, accrediting and outfitting volunteers for next year’s global gala.
Read more
The Toronto Blue Jays are now just one win away from claiming their first World Series title since 1993 after winning two out of three games in Los Angeles. Coming off the back of the 18-inning heartbreak of game 3, Toronto bounced back with back-to-back wins thanks to two... Read more
The Ontario college full-time support staff strike entered week three as talks broke off Monday following three days of mediation. The Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) says negotiations broke down when the College Employer Council (CEC) refused progress on job security. Just hours after talks resumed last week,... Read more
Toronto FC played their second last home match of the season on Saturday against Inter Miami, but supporters at the game would be forgiven for thinking TFC were actually the away side. Since the arrival of Lionel Messi in the MLS last summer, Inter Miami have completely stolen the... Read more
The basement of Mark Fera’s Brampton home holds one of the world’s largest collections of Maple Leafs game-used and vintage memorabilia. From the stick Darryl Sittler used for his historic 10-point night to a piece of Bill Barilko’s plane wreckage to the puck Bobby Baun scored with on a... Read more
The name Albert Koehl is a synonym for cycling advocacy in Toronto, but if you ask him, it is not something he ever really set out to be. Growing up in Windsor, Koehl was surrounded by a spirit of service. His father was involved in church-related organizations and his... Read more
Melanin Market celebrates Black entrepreneurs at Humber
Business & TechCultureFashionHumberNews Apr 11, 2025
Humber’s Black Student Support and Engagement (BSSE) organized the “Melanin Market” on March 18, showcasing small Black-owned business vendors in the Lakeshore campus L commons building, main floor study area. Some of this year’s vendors featured include Bold Lemonaide, Afrocrush, Lite It Up, VM Cosmetics, Shop Jewmei, Royal Roots... Read more
The names Torontonians choose for their pets increasingly reflect the cultural and social influences of their owners, according to experts. Rover.com, a Seattle-based online marketplace for pets and dogs, has released its twelfth annual report on the most popular cat and dog names in Canada and Toronto for 2024.... Read more
Skedline reporter Fernando Bossoes covers the pushback against a proposed 49-storey condo at 5280 Dundas Street West near Kipling subway station. South Eatonville residents fear the development will overshadow homes and worsen traffic in the area. Read more
