Sheppard West

The Toronto Star, under the signature of Laurie Monsebraaten, social justice reporter , publishes a longer article on the needs of this neighbourhood as well as interviews with a number of citizens.

The success of this event is not just in the massive turnout, but also in the fact and Toronto's sclerotic press covered this event.

A work dispute in the hospitality industry is entering a more acute phase at Jane and Finch.

A seemingly motley crew from York University's Osgoode Law School is canvassing the Jane and Finch area to increase voter participation.

What would Friday night be without a good ol’ shooting?

For reference, we are republishing here the chronology of the 1900 Sheppard Ave W redevelopment project, from 1999 and up to August 29, 2006.

We have recently reflected an echo in the press of Jamil Jivani's work at Jane and Finch. We are happy to report that it was not a fluke, but rather a part of a sustained effort.

A man was shot in the ankle at Jane and Finch on Thursday night.

The man discovered stabbed at Jane and Finch Tuesday night has not suffered life-threatening injuries.

The major news of the week is the closing of a housing project at Jane and Finch.

The new year started with a bit of snow, but snow quickly turns to mud.

Shooting at Jane and Finch lat on Thursday leave a man in his 20s in the hospital.

A shooting back in April 2015 resulted in the officer who did the shooting being investigated.

Between a fatal stabbing at Jane and Finch and a condo replacing the Shriners building, the news could be better.

A documentary made at Jane and Finch Yorkwoods Public School is making waves.

Could this march make life better here? Little by little, we guess.

Social Housing, otherwise known as subsidized housing or TCHC projects is a subject fraught with controversy. Conversely, the news of “upgrading” such apartments at Jane and Finch will be met with various degrees of approval in our community.

A recent shooting close to Grandravine resulted in a leg injury and luckily nobody died.

The owner of a highrise apartment building near Jane and Finch has pleaded guilty to several fire code offences and has been fined $71,000 after a woman died in a blaze at the building in April 2015.