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Remembering Brooklyn McNeil, Toronto’s Advocate for Safe Injection Sites

In March, she encouraged the City to open safe injection sites. In June, she overdosed and died.

By Megan Marrelli Jul. 11th, 3:00 pm

I Want Your Job: Guitar-Making Gurus

When the Frank brothers aren't crafting guitars they're playing in their band. But this gig really is "already the dream job."

By Megan Marrelli May. 3rd, 12:00 pm

I Want Your Job: Toronto Wildlife Rescuer

How Andrew Wight saves the pesky city critters stuck in sticky situations.

By Megan Marrelli Apr. 7th, 12:00 pm

2016 Municipal Budget Preview: Shelter Support and Housing

With decreasing funds from federal and provincial governments, the City's Shelter Support and Housing budget faces an increasingly difficult task.

By Megan Marrelli Dec. 9th, 11:30 am

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Toronto Students Respond to Mizzou with Rallies, Share Experiences of On-Campus Racism

Recent anti-racism movements on U.S. college campuses spark similar protests in Toronto.

By Megan Marrelli Nov. 19th, 1:00 pm

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Pediatric Clinic Opens in TDSB School, Seeks to Make Healthcare More Accessible for Regent Park

The sixth project of its kind in Toronto, this Regent Park clinic is especially focused on developmental healthcare

By Megan Marrelli Nov. 12th, 10:15 am

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Can Toronto Eradicate Homelessness?

Opinions on ending homelessness vary as much as the underlying concerns.

By Megan Marrelli Nov. 5th, 9:00 am

Homes That Float: Toronto’s Tiny Refuge From Urban Living

Want to escape the bustle of downtown life? For some, nature's tranquility is right here in the city.

By Megan Marrelli • Photos by Megan MarrelliJul. 15th, 1:25 pm

Eastern Commerce Basketball Players Search for a New Home

An association rule about transferring student athletes makes it tough for players on the Eastern Commerce Saints to play for strong teams, and could limit their basketball careers.

By Megan Marrelli Jun. 23rd, 12:15 pm

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Why Everyone Can Relax About A Huge Blistering Plant Called Giant Hogweed

The GTA's scariest botanical invader is on its way out, thanks to aggressive action by the municipality and TRCA.

By Megan Marrelli Jun. 9th, 2:45 pm

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Sandro Lisi Extortion Case Going to Trial

Lisi is scheduled to appear back in court at the end of next month.

By Megan Marrelli Apr. 16th, 4:35 pm

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Sandro Lisi Extortion Trial: A Primer

We answer some frequently asked questions about the ongoing Sandro Lisi trial, now in the preliminary court stage.

By Simon Bredin and Megan Marrelli Apr. 13th, 10:00 am

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The Eastern Commerce Way

Despite an enrolment of only 62 students, Eastern Commerce Collegiate Institute continues to have one of the best basketball programs in Toronto. With the school facing closure, we followed the team through the playoffs as the Saints tried to defend their city championship, and the school's legacy.

By Megan Marrelli Mar. 2nd, 12:00 pm

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Those Wrapped-Up Boats off Queens Quay Have People Living in Them

But being a winter liveaboard is not for everyone.

By Megan Marrelli Feb. 3rd, 2:00 pm

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The Search Is On for a New Toronto Police Chief

The Toronto Police Services Board is looking for the city's next top cop—and they want the public's help in their search.

By Megan Marrelli Oct. 29th, 2:20 pm

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Toronto Film Tackles Police Violence

Members of a local community organization share stories of being targeted and abused by police.

By Megan Marrelli Oct. 14th, 2:05 pm

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Why the Redpath Sugar Factory Isn’t Going Anywhere

The 56-year-old facility is an icon of Toronto's industrial past amid proliferating waterfront condos.

By Megan Marrelli Oct. 9th, 11:05 am

The Revitalization of Alexandra Park

Residents are hoping that a neighbourhood can be rebuilt without harming a community.

By Megan Marrelli May. 20th, 2:20 pm

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Don’t sell the Hearn

Losing the landmark would be an irreparable blow to waterfront redevelopment.

The Vanishing Men of Toronto’s Gay Village

Toronto Police have established a new task force to investigate a link into the cases. Meanwhile, a town hall meeting is planned for Tuesday at The 519 on Church Street.

The Case for Free Public Transit

The TTC's goal should be to help Torontonians get around. So why do fares keep rising?

Twitter cracks down again on Ford satire accounts

The latest crackdown targeted accounts including one that tweeted out factual historical information.

Cookie baron’s factory lands could become massive new development

The realty company behind Liberty Village is now eyeing 27 acres in south Etobicoke.