Additional bus routes to replace the Scarborough Subway Line 3
The Scarborough Subway Extension project’s tunnelling operations are in full swing, according to Metrolinx.
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Scarborough councillor says area’s transit riders should be TTC’s top priority
Scarborough transit riders continue to feel ignored after recent transit cuts and upcoming closures.
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Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie slated to become acting mayor
Toronto Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie will be stepping in as acting mayor until a by-election can be held after John Tory’s resignation on Friday evening.
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Scarborough to get a new long-term care home
The new home will accommodate more residents and provide the necessary care vulnerable residents in the city need, Toronto Mayor John Tory said.
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Scarborough RT closing next year, riders worry about longer travel times
Toronto Transit Commission announced the shut down of Line 3, the Scarborough RT. Those who ride it daily look at the good with the bad.
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14-year-old boy charged with murder in Scarborough school shooting
The victim has been identified as Jahiem Robinson, 18, of Toronto.
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Large Scarborough gathering ends with fines
Toronto Police shut down a party Tuesday, issuing tickets through the Reopening Act
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Wexford Restaurant closing after 63 years of service
The Wexford Restaurant announced Saturday morning that it would be closing its doors after 63 years of serving the community.
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Scarborough murder victim identified as Toronto woman
Police said Maryna Kudzianiuk’s death has been ruled a homicide.
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Lunar New Year roars in Scarborough with lion dance
The traditional Chinese dance is said to bring good luck and fortune for the year ahead.
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Scarborough Muslim school targeted with hate graffiti
Residents in the neighbourhood surrounding Wali Ul Asr Learning Institute in Scarborough were shocked Tuesday morning to find a hateful message painted on the school’s walls.
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Reused needles at Scarborough health fair
Toronto Public Health (TPH) officials are advising over 30 people who attended a health fair in Scarborough to see their health care provider due to possible contact with contaminated needles. On March 25, the Vision Infinite Foundation hosted a health fair at the Scarborough Village Recreation Centre, where blood glucose testing was being offered. A lancet, or fine needle, attached to a lancing device is used during testing to draw a blood sample to be measured for blood sugar levels.
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