01
Dec
2013
By Hedy Korbee
“You get to the point where enough is enough,” said Ward 36 Councillor Gary Crawford, reflecting on the Rob Ford crack scandal that has engulfed City Hall in the last month and...
29
Nov
2013
By Michael McCann
The leaves are falling and the temperature is dropping, but our local housing market seems not to be following this trend.
Many certainly expected a slowdown in October, however buyers continued to actively...
21
Nov
2013
By Sophia Hadzipetros
The trains run on time every Tuesday evening in Birch Cliff.
That is the day a group of dedicated train enthusiasts hook up their steam engines and open the Scarborough Terminal Railway to...
29
Oct
2013
By Michael McCann
Fall is traditionally the second busiest period for house sales with the spring market always being the most active.
Buyers came back strong after taking a summer break from house hunting.
Those of our...
20
Oct
2013
The transformation of the Warden underpass from concrete eyesore to a work of art celebrating our community’s history is complete.
A ceremony was held Sunday in the parkette at Warden and Hollis to officially unveil...
27
Sep
2013
By Michael McCann
Summer has come to and end and we certainly experienced cooler temperatures than previous years.
In August my lawn actually was green and not brown for the first time that I can remember.
Those...
18
Sep
2013
The Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) has published its annual Student Achievement Results for every elementary school in Ontario.
If you’re interested in the local statistics, you can see the results below for all...
16
Sep
2013
By Ian Harvey
A series of murals in Birch Cliff is nearing completion with the announcement of the final location for this phase of the project.
The Bell Box at Birchcliff Ave. and Kingston Road by...