November CONTENTS Art can be everywhere! Table of contents: We can now hit the road again to the U.S. and EuropeMuffins are a perfect snack as the weather gets coolerScarborough – spoken word poetryShop...

By Kathryn Stocks and Robin Shonfield Last year in the November issue I wrote about a trip my husband Robin and I took to France and Belgium in 2019 to find the graves of...

Scout leaders Jeff Kennedy and Doug Birney, second and third from left, met Scouters Jesse Kambakos, left, and Kristopher Pullen at Adams Park where they discussed plans for the 2021-22 Scouting year. The Rover...

By Wanda Wierzbicki Puppe recently celebrated her 54 birthday! She is the oldest orangutan in North America and she has lived at the Toronto Zoo since it opened in 1974. Puppe is mother to...

OCTOBER CONTENTS Local author pens clever sci-fi farce Table of contents: Our street signs have a new look Slippery Times is a highly entertaining debut novel Port Union Library reopens with new branch head...

By Denise Bacon Students and staff at St-Michel French Catholic Elementary School will be much safer when crossing Lawrence Ave. now that the traffic lights are installed and working at Meadowvale Rd. and Lawrence....

By Julie Kish Nicholas de Kruyff takes readers on a wild ride in his debut novel, Slippery Times, a science-fiction farce. The author shares his untamed imagination by creating zany characters, mind-bending settings and...

By Kathy McGrath Residents who want to raise a glass at the Legion’s new location at 305 Morrish Road will have to wait a bit. The latest hurdle for Branch 258, which purchased the...

By Kathy Rowe Back in October 2019, the CCRA executive was looking for ways to give the Centennial community a visual boost and a marked identity. Ideas ranged from “Welcome to Centennial” signposts at...

By Kathryn Stocks After a difficult winter with a COVID-19 outbreak and a challenging spring due to Ministry and Public Health directives, things are finally starting to return to normal at the Tony Stacey...