BACK in the late 1970s were you a Supershopper? If so it is highly likely that you patronised the International Stores in the original Castle Shopping Centre. Its grand opening on August 2 1977 was preceded by the publication of a four-page news item. Th

BRIDGETON — Ray Welsh created the 1947 Bridgeton High School football team. He started an intramural football program in the lower grade levels. “With uniforms,” said Tom Matalucci, one of six starters left from that undefeated squad. “We started in 7th

The Big 12 staff gathered at Ed Stewart's house Saturday night for the annual office Christmas party. The wife of the one-time Big Eight defensive player of the year had prepared an Italian-themed dinner. It was time to lighten the mood and lighten the

Toronto zoo chief John Tracogna says he regrets “inappropriate remarks” on Facebook by staffers who oppose moving the zoo’s three African elephants to a California sanctuary. He told a morning press conference at zoo headquarters in Scarborough that he h

The Toronto Zoo is not foot-dragging on a Council-imposed move of three aged elephants, staff made clear Monday morning, but they still can’t offer specifics on when or how the beloved pachyderms will be California-bound. Zoo staff provided an update on

Stalling tactics by the Toronto Zoo and its keepers over sending three elephants to a California sanctuary threaten their health, according to city councillors closely involved with their fate. Councillor Glenn De Baeremaeker calls it “sabotage” that ult

David Rider Urban Affairs Bureau Chief The co-founder of the California sanctuary that will be the new home for Toronto Zoo’s three elderly elephants made a quiet trip to Toronto with his veterinarian last week to meet Iringa, Toka and Thika. But ongoing