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He doesn't have a name (yet), but Toronto Zoo's newest polar bear edition is healthy

TORONTO - A male polar bear cub made his Toronto Zoo debut on February 3rd, healthy and energetic after being rejected by his mother 3½ month ago.

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Scissors-wielding man shot dead by Toronto police

TORONTO - A 29-yr-old man is dead and a Toronto police officer has suffered minor injuries after a morning confrontation on Milverton Ave., in the Danforth/Coxwell area of the city.

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What's the new buzz that's coming straight from the bedroom?

TORONTO - That perennial day of love, Valentine's Day, will soon be upon us, so it's only fitting that we help promote everlasting love, intimacy, sexual expressionism, and a new vibrator.

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@DeputySloly: Your PERF-ormance in social media initiatives is duly recognized

TORONTO - When it comes to crafting social media strategy to enhance public safety and overcome security challenges, the Toronto Police Service has earned a cutting-edge reputation.

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TDSB campaign signs should be popping up in your neighbourhood soon

TORONTO - That's if you live in TDSB Ward 17 - Don Valley East or Ward 20 - Scarborough-Agincourt. Candidates running in those by-elections can put up their "Vote for Me" signs as of today, February 2nd.

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Facebook the social network of choice for those in creative fields

TORONTO - There are many social networks in cyber space, you nor I probably couldn't name them all. Yet, when it comes to connecting with friends, colleagues and acquaintances, if they could only use one social network, advertising and marketing executives interviewed said Facebook would be their social media site of choice.

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Reflections on retirement: Saying good-bye after 30-some years

TORONTO - Thirty-five years ago, on the same day, S/Sgt. John Boyce and D/Sgt. Alex Belgrade were sworn in as cadets. On Jan. 31, they both turned in their badges at 52 Division, after serving Canada’s largest municipal police service with pride and distinction for over three decades.

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It's Black History Month in the city (Rob says so)

TORONTO - The month of February is Black History Month, and has been since...what...1976 or so. Most of us are aware of that, but a press release from the City of Toronto dated yesterday (January 31st), our esteemed Mayor Rob Ford "has proclaimed February as Black History Month - celebrating the history, heritage and contributions of African-Canadians." Guess that makes it official now.

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Business is so good that people are dying to know what's coming for 2012

TORONTO - It's an old joke relating to the funeral business (and some think that you shouldn't joke about death because it's a serious and stressful time for grieving loved ones). But this isn't about someone dying, we aren't making fun of anyone (either specifically or in general), yet...just like any business, the funeral industry does have its own trends, and we are happy to inform you of them.

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'Neglected tropical diseases' getting the attention they deserve: Treatments being donated to help end them

TORONTO/GENEVA - Nine tropical diseases that account for millions of deaths or the disabling of poor people living in the tropics or subtropics could possibly be eliminated or controlled by the end of the decade. A press release out of Geneva today (January 30th, 2012) stated that 14 billion treatments will be donated by research-based pharmaceutical companies following a World Health Organization announcement of targets needed for maximum impact against so-called 'neglected tropical diseases' (NTDs).

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