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It was a small but passionate group—tenants, activists and professionals (both from non-profit agencies and various city departments) as well ...
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Bruce Bell
Bell in Brief: St. Lawrence Market built around an even older city hall
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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Bell in Brief: Precious windows at Royal Bank Plaza made with gold
Bell in Brief: Killer coal dust once darkened our Downtown
Briefs
New ownership for 56 The Esplanade
Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust announced on June 20 that it has acquired 56 The Esplanade in Toronto for ...
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Shim joins Waterfront Toronto board
In Other News: Riverside Rethink article in Canadian Architect
Southcore welcomes CIBC Mellon to 1 York St.
Cooper Koo kids get their shot at Air Canada Centre
News releases
How to make money online with arbitrage bets
The concept of Arbitrage betting has been derived from the financial term that is known as arbitrage. As per the ...
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Distracted driving: #1 cause of driving deaths in Ontario
With a fast-paced, technology-oriented world, distracted driving is becoming a major problem on Canadian roads. In fact, it is now ...
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The best storage options in Winnipeg
Finding the right kind of storage for your home or office move can be difficult, since many storage companies focus ...
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Making a long-distance move to Regina
Regina is a very popular city, with many new residents coming from long distances away. If you are intent on ...
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Viewpoint: City Hall unleashes campaign against dog owners
Sean R. Wilson — Recently in the local news there were various reports of efforts by the City of Toronto ...
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Viewpoint: Canada’s standard of living is in jeopardy
Viewpoint: Customer service starts with respect for employees
Arts
Royal Fuzz tore the roof off of the Dakota Tavern
Have you heard of Royal Fuzz? And no I don’t mean that little patch of hair that signals a prince’s ...
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“High Park Noir” at the Fringe is for mature audiences
Novelist seeks classic Crystal Beach photos for latest book
Gadget Zone
Epson WF-4740 printer does it all (and on a budget)
Compared to laser jet printers, ink jet printers have often gotten a bad reputation; mainly because their ink cartridges can’t ...
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Gadget Zone: 2017 Focus is a peppy pleasure
Gadget Zone: The very cool Aluratek internet radio
Gadget Zone: CCrane Transmitter converts older car audio
Gadget Zone: Lenovo Yoga Book is cool tech for winter blahs
Offenders
East end lawyer reprimanded over wife’s commission
The Law Society Tribunal released the results of disciplinary action against east end lawyer David Jack Moll on June 13. ...
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Significant pest control deficiency at Church St. butcher
CRA cracking down on tax cheating in real estate
Richmond St. lawyer suspended, fined: ‘false statements’
Briefs
News releases
Why are slots so popular?
You’ve all heard the old adage that “real gamblers never play slot machines.” Some gamblers believe that slots are a ...
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Fans turn passion for sports into profit
A vast number of Canadians are sports fans or amateur players and many are enticed by the potential to turn ...
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Online Gambling: Malta vs EU
Malta makes a stand for the online gambling industry, whose revenue is 11% of the country’s GDP. Such a need ...
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Receiving necessary home care through Equinoxe Life Care
When somebody is ill enough to require long-term home care, getting the proper level of attention can be difficult. Luckily, ...
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