Edward Keenan

A city report shows Toronto councillors make less than their counterparts elsewhere, but don't expect them to get a raise any time soon.

Edward Keenan is a Toronto-based city columnist for the Star. Reach him via email: [email protected]

Several times a week — sometimes several times a day — I pass the tents. In Clarence Square across the street from the Star office, in Trinity Square

The configuration of a few stretches of road downtown is hardly the most important issue facing the city.

As with almost every big event you’d care to name, the city bears the cost of everything but any economic bump does not fill municipal coffers.

The election results will be seen by itself as a dire statement on the state of U.S. democracy.

No one can claim to be surprised by what Trump is or what he winds up doing, Edward Keenan writes.

When I was growing up in Toronto in the 1980s, the Buffalo, N.Y. television weatherman Tom Jolls of "Eyewitness News" (a.k.a. "Commander Tom") was a celebrity to us. "G.I. Joe"

When I was growing up in Toronto in the 1980s, the Buffalo, N.Y. television weatherman Tom Jolls of "Eyewitness News" (a.k.a. "Commander Tom") was a celebrity to us. "G.I. Joe"

Edward Keenan shares a true story from his childhood about schoolyard bullying, which can serve as an allegory to current events.