Centennial PS students outdoors building a Helping to restore nature By Kathryn Stocks An exciting new group is stewarding our waterfront trail this year and you can help. Toronto Nature Stewards is a non-profit...
Last day of Chemo in Fall 2023 in the backyard. By Dawn Bouapha In 2023, as we were all just getting over the pandemic, I thought this would be the year we could start...
Janine is Port Union’s fitness queen. By Saumiya Balasubramaniam It started when I was pacing the hallway of the Port Union Community centre stalling myself from going to the gym. But I couldn’t escape...
By Denise Bacon Recent experience from working at various high schools has highlighted that most students walk around with cell phones in their hands at most times. Walking down hallways can be risky with...
By Kathryn McLean Now that May is here, we are enjoying more sunny days and warmer weather. Trees are in bloom, the last of the yellow forsythia are hanging on, and all that April...
By Shelley Cooke A lot of people are talking about the pink Barbie Dog Bus driving up and down the streets of Centennial and West Rouge. That’s right – it’s a bus just for...
By Sue Vine and Mark Campbell In the halls of the West Hill Minor Hockey Association (WHMHA), the echoes of John Beatt’s successes and wisdom reverberate through the memories of players, coaches, and parents...
By Kaz Anwar (Vice President, Community Police Liaison) Shopping in Scarborough offers a diverse and vibrant experience, however, with recent thefts in neighbouring areas raising concerns, it’s crucial for Centennial community residents to prioritize...
Bill Dempsey was the driving force behind the creation of the Centennial Community and Recreation Association (CCRA) 75 years ago. Top: Bill with MP Dan McTeague at the 2004 Canada Day parade. By Gay...
The Master Plan was developed in 2011 to meet the needs for more space to accommodate the rapidexpansion in student enrollment. By Shelley Cooke In 1964, UTSC (then University of Toronto Scarborough College) was...