Scarborough News

Toronto police are thanking the public for their assistance after locating a missing 26-year-old man.

"Nothing else would be as visible to my customers," says Mohamed who works in a coffee shop.

Toronto police are seeking three suspects after a stolen car flipped on its side, damaging at least two other vehicles parked in a residential driveway.

DOORS OPEN : Ever walked by a huge, historical-looking building and thought, "Gee, I wonder what it looks like on the inside?" Wonder no more.

An Ontario Superior Court judge has sentenced a "recalcitrant recidivist" to life in prison for taking police on a risky, high-speed chase through the streets of Toronto that ended in a fatal crash.

Doors Open Toronto showcase more than 135 buildings and districts and covers 200-plus years of Toronto's rich architectural history.

A small residential street in the Parkwoods neighbourhood has been reopened after police declared a suspicious package found in a home to be harmless.

People interested in Toronto's trees will be welcomed to the jungle of ash this Saturday, May 26, in Guildwood, a Scarborough subdivision where almost 80 per cent of the green canopy will be dead in five years.

Impending sale of golf range, frustrates owners. Golfers practice their swings at the Beach Fairway Golf Range on Tuesday.

The best Pakistani restaurants in Toronto are well-known to Canada's growing Pakistani population, but their culinary offerings often play second-fiddle to marquee fare such as Thai, Italian, French or Japanese.

Tamil cuisine is some of the tastiest food in the world. Lucky for Toronto, we have a large Tamil population from Sri Lanka and South India, and their cuisine is available if you know where to find it.

Little India's Naaz Theatre, the first theatre in Toronto to solely screen East Indian films, is getting a new lease on life.

Ottawa will announce on Friday it is committing almost $145 million to create the country's first national urban park along the GTA's Rouge Valley, the Toronto Star has learned.

Toronto's economy needs to be enabled to grow - and Toronto's wealth of post-secondary education providers is critical to taking advantage of growing economic opportunity.

An insurance-scamming "choreographer" of 13 staged collisions on Toronto's busy streets was sent to prison for 3A1 2 years Thursday.

A 47-year-old man wanted by the FBI in New Jersey is in police custody in Toronto.

Senthil Thevar joined the Migrant Workers Alliance for Change last year, hoping for more equal treatment of the growing ranks of foreign workers in Canada.

SubUrban Arts May 24 to 30. Art patrons admire the work on display during the Small Paintings for Small Spaces art exhibit at the Gardener's Cottage in 2011.

Cyclists from the city's east end have two local meeting points for the Bike Month 2012 Group Commute on Monday, May 28.

As the casino debate continues to simmer, Toronto politicians face another tough decision related to gambling: whether to give up hundreds of thousands of dollars to allow local charities to gain millions.