Meadowcliffe resident Susan Scinocca shows the extent of cliff erosion where a tree used to stand. A majestic view lined by cliffs, beaches and a waterfront. It is not often how Scarborough is ...

The issue has been at the forefront of public discussion this spring after a child suffered life-altering injuries after being attacked by an off-leash dog at a playground in Little Norway Park in ...

Toronto is the 15th best city in the world, according to a recent ranking. And no, the list wasn’t out of 15. Resonance Consulting, a Vancouver-based firm, has released their annual list of the ...

It's against the law to build tall snowmen in P.E.I and climbing trees in Oshawa is a big no-no. Believe it or not, these are laws that are still in our Canadian books.

Meet the team behind the Toronto Observer’s ‘ Our Canada ‘ feature package! We’re a group of 32 aspiring journalists from the University of Toronto’s Joint Journalism program in collaboration with ...

Brampton’s Javier Gilgeous-Glasgow is confident in reaching his ultimate goal of making it to the NBA. The 19-year-old was selected as one of the 24 best players in the nation to showcase their ...

Indigenous leaders in Toronto are urging the city's next mayor to prioritize truth and reconciliation.

The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Toronto is going up, up, up. As international students and immigrants continue to arrive in Toronto, the rising rents could be bad news for them.

By attending church, immigrants can find a sense of community and connect with others who have had similar experiences, such as “social exclusion, discrimination, and prejudice.” These shared ...

Consumers are veering away from their local butchers, forgoing quality and better cuts in favour of more affordable meat, one butcher says.

Beaches-East York Member of Parliament Nathaniel Erskine-Smith is not running for re-election in the federal riding he has held since 2015, but he says he isn't leaving being active in his community ...

Every summer, PortsToronto spends 12 weeks dredging, digging up slime and muck from the bottom of the Keating Channel, where the Don River takes a 90-degree turn before spilling out into Lake Ontario.