toronto (ont.)

Stuck working in the lost and found department of the Toronto Transit Authority for the summer, seventeen-year-old Duncan finds the diary of a serial killer and sets out to stop him.

Journalist Elena Michaels, turned into a werewolf by her ex-finance, leaves her elite pack in New York and moves to Toronto in an attempt to live a normal life with a regular guy, but when the pack calls upon her for help in destroying some dangerous non-pack werewolves, she feels herself strongly tempted by the call of the wild.

After being fired, Doug Pearce travels to Toronto to try and learn more about the life of his Uncle Russ, the family black sheep, and to uncover the truth behind his uncle's murder, a search which leads him on a long adventure through the Middle East and Singapore.

Dana, a runaway hiding from her abusive stepfather on the streets of Toronto, finds an unexpected haven at a drop in center for homeless teens, and discovers the healing powers of art and friendship.

In a city that has been forgotten by its wealthy residents, a young woman turns to ancient truths and eternal powers to help her understand the family mystery that was hidden by her mother and grandmother.

Sixteen-year-old Ron, living in Toronto, is determined to go to New York to compete for an important music scholarship despite his mother's disapproval of his passion for the violin and a tentative romance with an elusive girl.

Examines life in a residential city, discussing the communities that form within big cities and the resources and services people need, and looking at Toronto, Ontario, as an example of a residential city, describing its development, neighborhoods, daily life, schools, transportation, and other topics.

Describes the history, people, and sights of the city that represents the commercial, industrial, and financial center of Canada.

Sally Cohen struggles to cope with not only being poor during the Depression, but also with the growing anti-Jewish feelings in her community.