In 1834—and with a population of 9,000—the Town of York became the City of Toronto. Within ten years the population ...
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Duels were common when Parliament St. was in a forest
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Union Station: wooden shed to Beaux-Arts beauty
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Our Market taught Elizabeth Arden the art of the deal
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No fun, no ice cream on Sundays in city’s Methodist past
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Bell in Brief: Demolition gutted glorious Toronto Street
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Our history turned on a snowy Christmas eve walk
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Bell in Brief: Killer coal dust once darkened our Downtown
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Condo snuggles in comfortably with historic building
Gadget Zone
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Big things store in small packages
We live in a world where we all seem to have way too much data to store, and no way ...
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Here are 3 high-tech offerings in time for Christmas
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Gadget Zone: Gift ideas for techies this holiday season
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The Gadget Zone reports on the Acer Aspire V Nitro laptop
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Gadget Zone: CCrane helps you enjoy music in the noisy outdoors
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From VOIP to baby monitors to grease-free bacon
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Big things store in small packages
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Toys for boys who’ve got kids of their own
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Gadget Zone: Tablet computer, a new Blackberry and a Titanium ride
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