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Peter Kuitenbrouwer at flooded Union Station: TTC chief slightly damp, fully in charge
Comment Friday, 2 p.m.: Andy Byford, chief executive of the Toronto Transit Commission, is standing in Union Subway Station in his brogues, his blue suit covered by a reflective orange vest labelled, … more →
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Retail therapy: Bayview Village in bloom
wrote 24 minutes ago: Last week, local lifestyle emporium Teatro Verde’s owners Shawn Gibson and landscape designer Michae … more →
A new bill of rights for restaurant critics
wrote 56 minutes ago: Last month, Joanne Kates dropped her knife and fork, folded her napkin and retired as restaurant cri … more →
Development ahead: Queen Street is experiencing growing pains in both the east and west ends
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wrote 1 hour ago: On the surface, West Queen West and The Beach couldn’t be any more different. One is a sort of bohem … more →
Peter Kuitenbrouwer at flooded Union Station: TTC chief slightly damp, fully in charge
wrote 7 hours ago: Comment Friday, 2 p.m.: Andy Byford, chief executive of the Toronto Transit Commission, is standing … more →
School janitor accused of attempted arson following gas leak
wrote 12 hours ago: TORONTO — The head janitor of an all-girls’ Catholic school has been charged with attempted murder a … more →
Toronto Union Station flood shuts down city's main transport hub
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wrote 17 hours ago: UPDATE: Union Station has been reopened Part of one of Toronto’s key transportation hubs was s … more →
Man, 18, found dead from gunshot wound in parked car in Scarborough
wrote 17 hours ago: An 18-year-old man from Toronto has died of a gunshot wound in Scarborough, police said. Arif Berked … more →
Rob Ford cannot buy slice of land next to his home, conservation authority rules
wrote 19 hours ago: The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s executive committee has rejected Mayor Rob For … more →
Mall food court makeovers
wrote 19 hours ago: Malls are experiencing a food court renaissance. On June 2, Yorkdale Shopping Centre is unveiling it … more →
Toronto's Union Station reopens after massive flood of rainwater and sewage
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wrote 20 hours ago: Union station has re-opened and full subway service resumed shortly before 11 p.m. a severe flooding … more →
Second man found guilty in murder of anti-gang activist Kenneth Mark
wrote 22 hours ago: More than two years after a Toronto man executed anti-gang activist Kenneth Mark outside a west-end … more →
Newsmaker: The City of Markham, thank you very much
wrote 23 hours ago: Soon, the Town of Markham will be a town no longer. On May 29, politicians there voted in favour of … more →
Five things to do this week: June 2-8
wrote 1 day ago: 1. THEATRE: For those who kvetch about sore bums and boredom when they attend the theatre, the Inspi … more →
Podcast: On tall buildings and short transit construction
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wrote 1 day ago: June 1, 2012 — Our panel discusses whether 83 storeys is too tall for Bloor-Yonge and who should be … more →
Peter Kuitenbrouwer: Why don't urban planners want to work in Toronto?
wrote 1 day ago: COMMENT In November, Toronto began a search for a new chief planner, after Gary Wright announced his … more →
What’s wrong, what’s right with Toronto's libraries
wrote 1 day ago: Businessman and newly resigned Toronto Public Library board member Stephen Dulmage was considered th … more →
Toronto's non-unionized workers and managers should get raises: Doug Holyday
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wrote 1 day ago: The deputy mayor says the city’s non-unionized workforce, which includes managers who rose to … more →
Clerk: Philip Sparks Tailored Goods Inc.
wrote 1 day ago: Philip Sparks Tailored Goods Inc. 162 Ossington Ave., side entrance; 647-348-1827; philipsparks.com … more →
Do you recognize this cat with a mysterious feeding tube discovered by a city worker?
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wrote 1 day ago: A young tabby cat with a surgically implanted feeding tube, apparently abandoned by its owner, was r … more →
