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This Week in Comedy: Unga Bunga I Like Your Brain, Dana Alexander, David...
North Korea's sabre-rattling got ya down? Upset that Mousasi is going to crush a can instead of Gustafsson? Buck up! We've got everyone from Grammy nominees to trailblazing femme fatales to take your...
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A brief history of Queen's Park in Toronto
The "pink palace," Ontario's fourth legislative building, has stood guard at the top of University Avenue for more than 120 years. Well, 120 years and 2 days, to be precise. The venerable edifice...
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5 places to shop for shoes on Queen St.
This month Toronto is celebrating the Shop Small program - a new movement focused on giving some thought to the importance of small, independent businesses and the vibrancy and culture they bring to...
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This Week in Theatre: The War of 1812, Race, A Brimful of Asha, Big in...
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.The War of 1812 / Young Centre...
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Get to know a Toronto startup: Epilogger
Generation Y records its life in a huge amount of public detail. Let's say you're at a great event. You don't just share your experience around the watercooler anymore: Gen Y Tweets its glee,...
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Sound issues sabotage k-os at the Danforth Music Hall
On Friday Night, the Danforth Music Hall beat out Sound Academy for the title of worst acoustic venue when k-os hit the stage to promote his latest release, a rock/hip hop album entitled BLack on...
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Radar: Jamie Lidell, My Best Girl, New Music 101, Cents for Water Fundraiser,...
Toronto events on April 8th, 2013MUSIC | Jamie Lidell at Lee's Palace If you think the "one man band" concept died in the Vaudeville era, you might be in for a surprise. 'Live looping' is alive and...
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Morning Brew: Rob Ford defends casinos in open letter, Pebbles the dog saves...
Rob Ford has released an open letter advocating for a casino in Toronto, calling the chance to build a major gaming facility a "golden opportunity." The letter, which starts "Dear Friends," was...
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Atomic Vaudeville's Legoland is clever as they come
The siblings Lamb are like cousins from out of town who don't understand the ways of the world. As the only two characters in Legoland, we're treated to the defining moments of their short lives in a...
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5 films to watch at the 2013 ReelWorld Film Festival
The annual ReelWorld Film Festival, now in its 13th year, will screen dramatic features, shorts, documentaries, and music videos from April 10-14 at Canada Square. The festival is one of the largest of...
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This Week in Music: Grove Music Festival moves to Toronto, Rolling Stones...
This Week in Music rounds up the latest news, releases and concerts coming to Toronto.IN THE NEWSGrove Music Festival coming to TorontoThe Grove Music Festival was set to take place in...
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St. Clair takeout joint home to city's best BBQ chicken
Primarily a place to order take-away, the heavenly aroma of BBQ that drifts out of this 27-year-old St. Clair institution is far more enticing than its appearance. There's lots to like here, including...
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Party Style: 14 rockin' looks at the GUESS launch party
Last Thursday the GUESS store at 364 Queen St. West played host to the launch of the new GUESS Music Festival Collection. What's this? A new concert series? A big summer music festival? Sadly, no. But...
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This teenage Toronto tech-wiz raised $1.8 million
At first glance, Jordan Satok seems like the average Toronto high school graduate - except that he deferred a full scholarship to the University of Waterloo, started his own company, and raised a...
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By the numbers: The TTC's Spadina Extension
While the city waits on the Downtown Relief Line, the TTC is busily tunneling a six-stop extension of the Spadina line from Downsview station into York region. When it's finished, subway trains will...
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The great Toronto coffee drink challenge: The Ella
Don't argue with me, because it's a fact that a clear majority of people don't drink their coffee black - mostly because they're drinking poor quality coffee, but also because, let's be honest,...
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Does half a billion in revenue justify a Toronto casino?
A Toronto casino could net the city, province, and federal government $392 million in extra tourism revenue if it includes convention space, a hotel, and other recreation facilities, according to a new...
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Toronto fashion vet brings a dose of Paris to Ossington
New boutique Annie Aime opened its doors to the public this past week, offering up a selection of stylish garments, jewels, shoes and home décor straight from the streets of some of Europe's most...
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