February 2012
9 posts
Feb 26th
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Feb 24th
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Feb 22nd
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A gruesome history of capital punishment in... →
Feb 22nd
Feb 13th
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CP24- Pandas coming to zoos in Toronto, Calgary →
Feb 9th
Feb 7th
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City of Toronto and CUPE 416 reach tentative deal  →
Feb 5th
Ambrose Small, Toronto's most sensational mystery →
Feb 4th
January 2012
12 posts
Jan 31st
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Mayor Rob Ford’s budget chief makes fake housing... →
From The Toronto Star: Councillor Mike Del Grande, Mayor Rob Ford’s budget chief, says he does not actually support the incendiary housing proposal he made last week. Why, then, did he make it? Strictly to anger council’s lefties, he told the Toronto Sun. […] Del Grande, known for his gruff demeanor and blunt talk, is a proud penny-pincher who sometimes brings a piggy bank to council...
Jan 30th
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Ford compares colleagues to Stalin →
From blogTO: Responding to a question as to whether he lost the support of councillor Josh Matlow and other so-called “middle” councillors given last week’s 2012 budget vote, Rob Ford told AM 640 that those councillors were “two steps left of Joe Stalin.” Yes, the murderous dictator. The councillors in question? Matlow, Gord Perks, Adam Vaughan, Paula Fletcher...
Jan 25th
Where to Get Good Stuff Cheap 2012: 14 foodie... →
Jan 19th
DiManno: Curtain raised on biggest cop corruption... →
From The Toronto Star: Eleven years since the investigation into them was launched by former Toronto police chief Julian Fantino. Eight years since they were charged. Four years since the preliminary hearing and five months of pre-trial motions, after which all charges were stayed by Superior Court Justice Ian Nordheimer because of “glacial delays.” Three years since that decision was...
Jan 17th
Toronto Hydro gets rid of hundreds of contract... →
Jan 11th
Toronto budget committee votes to chop library,... →
Jan 10th
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Toronto Hydro at a breaking point: steep rate rise... →
From The Globe and Mail: An impending Ontario Energy Board decision could have far-reaching consequences for home hydro bills, the city’s failing electrical grid and City Hall’s forthcoming budget over the next year. At 4 p.m. on Thursday, the board will rule whether Toronto Hydro can present a case for raising monthly hydro rates by an average of $5 a household to pay for massive...
Jan 5th
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Man gets 21 days in jail for spitting on TTC staff... →
Jan 5th
Morro and Jasp: Go Bake Yourself at Next Stage →
From blogTO: One battle cry, a dash of sibling rivalry, a generous serving of heart, and a blend of Martha Stewart and Hell’s Kitchen, garnished with danger and delight. Morro and Jasp have decided to host a cooking show, but they both have very different ideas of what that entails. Morro wants a battle in the kitchen, while Jasp is trying to host a classy show and cook her way into an...
Jan 4th
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Festival Of New Formats @ Comedy Bar [January 3-8] →
From The A.V. Club Toronto: Like the funny, less guilt-filled version of Hanukkah, the Festival of New Formats is bringing experimentation to a whole new, festival-length level. A break from the standard shows usually seen at the Comedy Bar, the festival will bring together performers who are trying comedy concepts that have either never been tried before, or are some sort of flip on...
Jan 4th
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“When Rob Ford came into power more than a year ago, he banished plans to build...”
– Eglinton LRT named Canada’s costliest construction project - Toronto Star
Jan 3rd
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December 2011
17 posts
Dec 23rd
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RE: Attawapiskat; Read this → →
mno-bimaadiziwin: That’s all I ask of you
Dec 21st
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Dec 20th
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Dec 16th
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5 gifts for the Toronto transit geek →
Dec 15th
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Dec 13th
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Dec 13th
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Dec 12th
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Dec 9th
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Dec 9th
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Celebrate the holidays with Klick and win an iPad... →
Klick is a Toronto-based online marketing and branding agency specialized in the digital strategy space.  The employees put together a little video for the holidays. Look for Mr. Bean to get a glimpse of this guy. See if you can identify all the characters or all the movies. There’s a Macbook Air or an iPad for the winner of this contest. Full Disclosure:  There’s a separate contest in...
Dec 8th
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omarha-redeye: And now for your daily LOL, please visit RobFord.Ca, which has now been redirected to Toronto Star Website http://bit.ly/rF0Q1y
Dec 6th
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Canada's Smartest Person on CBC →
The latest research shows there’s more to intelligence than having a high IQ. There are actually several different kinds of smarts. Each person has a unique combination or profile of intelligences. Do you think you’ve got what it takes to be Canada’s Smartest Person?
Dec 6th
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Dec 6th
Rob Ford to contract out Toronto’s plowing,... →
Dec 6th
Ford Fact Check: When facts cease to matter | The... →
Dec 6th
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Dec 6th
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November 2011
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Nov 30th
Nov 28th
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Ford budget would close pools and shelters, cut... →
Nov 28th
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Filmmakers Add Voices to Occupy Movement →
From Toronto.com: Started by Toronto producer Sarah Goodman, 134 filmmakers from Canada and the U.S. have signed a petition and created Occupy Filmmakers “to show solidarity with the Occupy Movement,” according to a press release issued Wednesday afternoon. James Schamus (Brokeback Mountain), Jennifer Baichwal (Manufactured Landscapes), Peter Lynch (The National Parks Project), and...
Nov 26th
“I have to say, I feel vaguely robbed by the lack of a riot. Dear police and...”
– Chris Bird talks about covering the police shutdown of Occupy Toronto. (via love-and-radiation)
Nov 25th
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Nov 25th
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Hundreds of Occupy protesters, union members march... →
Nov 24th
Nov 24th
Proposed Markham arena would rival ACC →
A new 20,000 seat arena for the GTA? If Graeme Roustan has his way, such a sparkling new building could be ready for business in Markham by 2014.
Nov 23rd
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“[The officer] was saying ‘we need to take monkey wrenches and [damage...”
– How police infiltrated groups planning G20 protests - The Globe and Mail
Nov 22nd
Nov 21st
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Saturday's other Occupy Toronto protest →
From The Grid TO: As roughly 2,000 Occupy Toronto supporters flooded City Hall Saturday afternoon, rallying to “Evict Rob Ford,” a ragtag group of Occupiers boarded a purple CUPE school bus headed for Scarborough. With union anthem “Solidarity Forever” blasting from the speakers, 30-plus protesters and members of labour advocacy group the Greater Toronto Workers’ Assembly (GTWA) set out to show...
Nov 21st