Nature put on a brilliant show this year
Like every other ravine in Toronto, Colonel Danforth Park glowed with amazing colour in October. The light green willows close to the river add a nice contrast for the blazing maples and other trees...
People are eager to see migrating salmon
Shreya Jagasia, 8, holds a life-sized replica of an Atlantic salmon at the Adventures in Salmon event in Morningside Park. By Kathy McGrath Every fall, Centennial residents have the opportunity to see salmon migrating...
MPP Report November 2022
Take a moment to reflect on those who fought and died I hope you and your families are doing well as we enjoy this wonderful autumn season! I have enjoyed spending time within the...
Food labels provide a wealth of information for consumers
When you check the ingredient list on the packaged foods you buy, you may notice other ingredients you didn’t realize were included. By Kathryn McLean Do you read food labels? If you’re not in...
A place to call his own
This gentleman whom will be referred to as W in this article, was happy to move into his new home recently, especially with winter around the corner. By Denise Bacon A familiar yet enigmatic...
Trustees Report November 2022
Toronto District School Board updates The Board webcasts its meetings to the public. Due to the pandemic, the Board has also moved to conducting all standing committee meetings virtually, which can be watched live....
Resident becomes a member of Toronto Sport Hall of Honour
Centennial resident Dave Black was formally inducted into the Toronto Sport Hall of Honour at the Pan Am Centre on September 8. Dave has long been a leader and advocate for Toronto Baseball. By...
Wartime heroics, romance and history come alive in Bluebird
By Julie Kish Bluebird by Genevieve GrahamSimon & Schuster, April 2022 Genevieve Graham’s newest historical fiction novel, Bluebird, is full of heart and compassion for the brave Canadian men and women who served during...
The environmental point of no return is closer than we think
SILENT SPRING PART TWO By John Gibb “We stand now where two roads diverge. But unlike the roads in Robert Frost’s familiar poem, they are not equally fair. The road we have long been...
McKelvie re-elected in Ward 25
Councillor McKelvie celebrates with her family on election night. By Kathy McGrath Voters in Ward 25 overwhelmingly endorsed Jennifer McKelvie for a second term as councillor. Winning 72 percent of the ballots, McKelvie campaigned...
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