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What is a "closed" or "open" mortgage?

mortgagemississauga wrote 2 days ago: When you are shopping for a mortgage, you may hear the terms, CLOSED or OPEN mortgage.    Let me exp … more →

Tags: downpayment, First time home buyer, mortgage broker, mortgage edge, mortgage renewal, elizabeth blair, oakville mortgage, best mortgage rate, milton mortgage

A Picture's Worth A Thousand Words (Day 21)

Carmen wrote 4 days ago: Photographs have always, always, always been a gigantic part of my life. Since getting my first pink … more →

Tags: photos, Toronto, Toronto Archives, Vintage photos

Flu clinics open for general public in Toronto

monado wrote 5 days ago: The flu clinics have inoculated enough health-care workers and people in high-risk groups to open fo … more →

Tags: Medicine, Diseases, Vaccination

Toronto Gives Voice To Art (Day 16)

Carmen wrote 1 week ago: (Note: I have no idea why my font is both microscopic and not the normal WordPress font; however, I … more →

Tags: Toronto, Art & stuff, Art, NaBloPoMo, aRtbUzz, Art Buzz

100% Recycled Business Cards - New from Plant Your Tree

Tal Rahaman wrote 2 weeks ago: Can your business card: Save mature trees from logging? Save water and reduce greenhouse gases? Plan … more →

Tags: Go Green at Home and Work, Green Marketing, plantyourtree.ca News, The plantyourtree.ca Mission, Corporate Tree Planting, green initiatives, Tree planting efforts, Urban Tree Planting, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority

Why Smitherman would make a great mayor

James in TO wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve known George Smitherman for a long time, and had the privilege of working for him for a year wh … more →

Tags: News and Current Events, Politics, George Smitherman, John Tory, Mayoral Race, Municipal politics, Toronto, Toronto politics

What did they do

Andrew Miller wrote 2 weeks ago: So now that you have had a couple of days to think about what you would do in the scenario presented … more →

Tags: competitive bidding, rfp, Waste Management

Mixed picture on mixed income: Moving in on poor neighbourhoods

Diane Dyson wrote 3 weeks ago: Early one morning this week, I drove a neighbour (and, of course, friend) to a downtown hospital for … more →

Tags: neighbourhoods, social capital, inequality, Gentrification, Diversity, Income, Community Development, gentrification, Neighborhoods

Is the TTC taking a proactive approach to Toronto's geological history?

lahey13 wrote 3 weeks ago: As the TTC prepares to embark upon its plans to tunnel below the city late next year, building badly … more →

Tags: TTC, Strata Consulting, Ontario Geological Survey, Spacing

Tower Renewal Project aims sky high1 comment

lahey13 wrote 1 month ago: Those ugly, grey, unimaginative residential apartment buildings scattered across the Greater Toronto … more →

Tags: Tower Renewal Project, ERA Architects, Graeme Stewart

Elgin trucking firm set to take on T.0.

Ian's City Scope wrote 1 month ago: A transport company that says Toronto is blowing $25 million by rejecting its bid to haul garbage is … more →

Tags: City of St. Thomas, Waste Management, Trucking Industry, ECL Carriers, Green Lane landfill

National Angel Summit Keynotes' Slides Available

naoangelinvestor wrote 1 month ago: Over the next few days all the great results and accounts of our recent National Angel Summit will b … more →

Tags: NACO Events, Angelsoft, first angel network, Deloitte, Alan Barrell, Basil Peters, department of foreign affairs and international trade (, Dave McClure

Do you need a simple, low cost Eco Friendly Promotional Product? 1 comment

Tal Rahaman wrote 1 month ago: Introducing the Plant Your Tree Easy Green Program! What is the Plant Your Tree Easy Green Program? … more →

Tags: plantyourtree.ca News, Green Marketing, best green products, Conservation, Corporate Tree Planting, Eco Promotion, Global Warming, Going Green, Green consumers

Toronto's emotional map running hot & cold

Diane Dyson wrote 1 month ago: Kevin Stolarick, Richard Florida’s “stats guy” at the Martin Prosperity Institute … more →

Tags: Demographics, Diversity, neighbourhoods, social capital, Community Development, daily life, Neighborhoods, Toronto, Violence

Kudos to Austin Clarke!

jantzib wrote 1 month ago: Last night was my final public appearance as a member of the Toronto Book Award jury. Set in the spr … more →

Tags: Class-consciousness, Books - General, Community, Public Events, toronto stories, Toronto Book Awards, austin clarke, Toronto Public Library, Toronto Star

Toronto's new poet laureate excoriated by National Post4 comments

reneethewriter wrote 1 month ago: The City of Toronto this past week appointed Dionne Brand as poet laureate. And right on cue, Nation … more →

Tags: Diversity Matters, The National Post, Dionne Brand, Marnie Soupcoff, John Hopkins University, poet laureate, Poet Laureate of Canada, Carol Ann Duffy, The Writing Seminars

Canadian racism exposed in War of 1812's history

lahey13 wrote 1 month ago: Prior to the Canadian Thanksgiving weekend, I attended the final day of a three-day history symposiu … more →

Tags: InsideToronto.com, Liberty Villager, Parkdale, Toronto Community News, Centennial College, fort york, James Bartleman, War of 1812

Toronto owes 200 million in sick pay

PEA Blogger wrote 1 month ago: First the strike, now this! City owes $200M in extra sick leave The City of Toronto owes its employe … more →

Tags: union, canadian, News, Employees, Strike, CUPE, Toronto, wage, sick pay

Overheard at the SPT Symposium2 comments

Diane Dyson wrote 1 month ago: Late arrivers had to sit along the steps in the auditorium at New College/U of T. Ed Broadbent led o … more →

Tags: Community Services, Conferences, Urban Affairs


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