Holiday season drunk driving deaths concerning to GTA police, MADD Despite Festive RIDE campaigns by police across the Greater Toronto Area, this past holiday season has seen three people killed in the GTA as a result of suspected drunk drivers — a figure that’s concerning to police and Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Canada. January 4, 2020 Toronto & GTA
Lost Second World War letters to be returned to soldier's son Letters written by a Canadian soldier that were lost four years ago in Toronto are heading back to their rightful owner in Alberta thanks to a story published in the Sun . December 15, 2019 Toronto & GTA
CROCS AND CANYONING: Exploring Costa Rica's highlands and Pacific coast SAN JOSE, Costa Rica — Osama bin Laden lurks in the murky brackish waters of the Tarcoles River near the Central Pacific coast of Costa Rica. December 7, 2019 Travel International
Why the Queen won't vote in the Brexit election Britons are heading to the polls on Dec. 12 for the country’s general election. December 1, 2019 World
Lost Second World War letters found in Toronto “Dear Ali” the two letters handwritten in cursive begin. November 24, 2019 Toronto & GTA
Common houseplants can be poisonous to pets: Vet Houseplants brighten up a room and freshen the air, but a veterinarian wants pet owners to beware of several popular plants that can be toxic to dogs and cats when ingested. September 21, 2019 Diet & Fitness
Spicing things up in Grenada Grenada may call itself the “Spice Isle,” but this lush, mountainous tri-island state in the southernmost edge of the Caribbean turns up the heat when it comes to activities for thrill-seeking tourists. September 14, 2019 Travel International
CONFLICT AND CHAOS: Remembering the start of Second World War As the world marks the 80th anniversary of the month that the Second World War began, here are crucial moments charting the rise and fall of Nazi Germany. September 8, 2019 World
Orono residents want Toronto's iconic sign Residents of a small Ontario town that locals have dubbed “Toronto without the Ts” are hoping the City of Toronto will recycle the popular “Toronto” sign in Nathan Phillips Square once the city has replaced it with a new one. September 5, 2019 Toronto & GTA
