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This Week in Food: Cupcakes, Brioche Doree, Sips and Nibbles, Family Day...
This Week in Food rounds up the week's food news, restaurants openings and closings, chef movements and upcoming food events in Toronto. Find us here every Friday morning.OPENINGS &...
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The Tragically Hip still put on one hell of a show
Last night at the Air Canada Centre, pink and red lights highlighted the spirit of Valentine's Day as fans, both single and taken, showed love for their mutual Valentines, The Tragically Hip. Promoting...
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Family Day events & activities in Toronto 2013
Family Day is once again upon us in Toronto, and should you want to do something more than merely catch up on sleep (my plan), there's lots to do in the city — particularly when compared to your...
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Toronto Fashion Week brings rogue events into the fold
This morning, IMG Fashion announced a preliminary calendar for Toronto's World MasterCard Fashion Week. The bi-annual event - happening from March 18 to 22 at David Pecaut Square - will showcase...
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Wavelength 13 Night One: This Mess, Fresh Snow, Ell V Gore, Lullabye Arkestra
How do you like to spend your Valentine's Day? The last few years have proven to me that a cold beer and a good punk show are all I need, with or sans the special someone. There's nothing like losing...
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Will new condo transform Yonge-Dundas Square?
Yonge-Dundas Square could be about to get its first mixed-use residential towers if Toronto and East York Community Council gives the go-ahead later this month. The 39-storey cluster of towers will sit...
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Family Day weekend events in Toronto 2013
Family day weekend events in Toronto 2013 is our guide to events happening this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Here's what's happening in Toronto this February 15-17, 2013.For events on the upcoming...
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Get to know a Toronto startup: Rebels Refinery
When you meet the guys from Toronto's own Rebels Refinery, your first thought might be that these are the people your parents told you not to hang out with as a kid. Judging by their promo videos, your...
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This Week In Comedy: Laughable at Unlovable, Rap Battlez, Quinnochio, Globehead
In this edition, we take a look at a few talents that are on the cusp of making it big and it serves as a reminder that there's more to Toronto comedy than Yuk Yuk's and Absolute.MON FEB 18 / LAUGHABLE...
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How to be a movie and TV extra in Toronto
Toronto is one of the best places to find a gig as an extra in a movie or TV show. From customers or staff in a restaurant, pedestrians on a street, onlookers at a crime scene, or even zombies in an...
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That time when drains were a Toronto cyclist's nemesis
On a sticky and overcast June 30, 1983, University of Toronto student Margaret Lawson was cycling north on Yonge to her summer job at the Ministry of Revenue. She remembers approaching a parking meter,...
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The Toronto Auto Show 2013 has cars from the future
The fortieth Canadian International Auto Show kicked off Thursday with a media day that, like so many before it, offered glimpses of a technologically stunning automotive future that always seems just...
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Wavelength 13 Night Two: Doldrums, Cadence Weapon, Blue Hawaii, Blonde Elvis...
The Wavelength Festival and series has always made a point of showcasing the best and most innovative upcoming artists that can be found, and the acts at last night's Festival showcase proved that...
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This Week in Theatre: Clybourne Park, Hannah Moscovitch Double Bill,...
This week in theatre rounds up the most noteworthy live theatre playing right now in Toronto. It includes just-opened shows as well as productions that are about to close.Clybourne Park / Panasonic...
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Get to know a Toronto startup: ShelfLife
With the website ShelfLife, CEO James Chillcott and CTO Nick Hoffman are aiming to create a comprehensive catalog of any and all things collectible - think the Transformers action figures from when you...
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OCADU architect Will Alsop in spotlight at Olga Korper
You may not have heard his name, but chances are you're very familiar with the work of Will Alsop. One of the United Kingdom's most celebrated architects, Alsop has also designed Toronto's striking...
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New in Toronto Music: Orchards, Os Tropies, Fort York, Thomas D'arcy, Chloe...
Find out what's new and hot with our our bi-weekly local music roundup.ORCHARDS / ORCHARDS / JANUARY 3RD This is THE stuff. I find that Orchards has a rare ability to always fully captivate my...
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Sunday Supplement: Toronto's urban coyotes, the first Skywalk, and the city's...
As city dwellers, it's easy to forget that Toronto is a bustling metropolis of wildlife too. On Wednesday, our coyote population was brought sharply back into focus with what many believe was the...
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