Shawn Micallef

Making Toronto work calls for long-term, thoughtful planning — which is not what the province’s premier has been doing with his waterfront ideas.

Artemis II returns to Earth even as crews demolish the McLaughlin Planetarium, the symbol of a bygone era of enthusiasm for space exploration.

The sluggish pace of the transformation Toronto’s most famous street is in sharp contrast to how quickly Church Street is set to become pedestrianized.

It may be absurd that we even need crossing guards, but non-compliance of traffic rules now seems baked into our system and culture.

Billy Bishop is owned and operated by the Toronto Port Authority, a federally regulated agency, which gives Liberal MPs authority over any airport plans.

Sabres fans singing our national anthem was a beautiful and heart-wrenching reminder of what we share with our U.S. neighbours — and what we miss.

The people who want the vote of Torontonians should be talking about policing — especially given all the recent scandals.

With the shortlist of names being so slim and banal, the voting public can’t be faulted for the choice they made.

With the shortlist of names being so slim and banal, the voting public can’t be faulted for the choice they made.

One of the real clear and present dangers in Toronto parks is off-leash dogs, no matter what the province’s ads say.