Al Shackleton is an editor for Beach Metro News, a local community newspaper in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including local news, politics, community events, and obituaries. Al is dedicated to keeping residents informed about the latest happenings in their neighborhood.
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Al Shackleton's focus is on local events, community news, and art in Toronto, particularly the East End. He covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news and crime.
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By: Al Shackleton
By AUNALYA TURNER Local residents will have their pick of a number of holiday events taking place in the East Toronto area over the weekend of Dec. and 8.
By: Al Shackleton
By ALAN SHACKLETON The Belgian Chocolate Shop on Queen Street East in the Beach will be celebrating its 40 th anniversary this week.
By: Al Shackleton
Santa will be doing breakfast this weekend in East Toronto as a number of Christmas events are planned locally.
By: Al Shackleton
Neil McNeil students and staff with The Mural of the Four Evangelists at the school's chapel. Photo: Submitted. By ISABELLE FERNANDES Neil McNeil Catholic
By: Al Shackleton
A Toronto police truck is seen in this Beach Metro Community News file photo. One man has been arrested and police are seeking a second in connection with
By: Al Shackleton
Beaches-East York Councillor Brad Bradford is seen in this Beach Metro Community News file photo. By ALAN SHACKLETON Beaches-East York Councillor Brad
By: Al Shackleton
Roland Roushias visits with Santa at the recent Beaches Recreation Centre's Pancake Breakfast last Saturday. Roushias retires this week after 44 years at
By: Al Shackleton
By ALAN SHACKLETON Given rising prices and economic hardships facing many Torontonians, the need for this year's Centre 55 Share A Christmas was huge.
By: Al Shackleton
Beaches-East York MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith has been named Canada's new Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities.
By: Al Shackleton
Carolyn Griffis, sitting in black top, is joined by helpers at the Secord Community Centre sorting donations for 80 local families in need this holiday
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