TheBulletin.ca Journal of Downtown Toronto
Dennis Hanagan – A final report for the Queen Street East/Leslieville planning study recommends a maximum height of 14 metres (four storeys) for buildings fronting on Queen. Anything above that would have to be set back for a total maximum height ...
Read More »38th Annual Ahmadiyya Convention Draws to a Successful Close
The 38th Annual Convention of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at successfully concluded June 22, 2014 in Mississauga, Ontario. 14,705 people were in attendance for the three day event from across Canada, United States and 21 other countries. Among the key topics ...
Read More »Researchers allege U.S., Israel, Saudis sponsor Iraq-Syria terror
Julie Lévesque — Iraq is once again front page news. And once again the picture that is presented to us in the Western mainstream media is a mixture of half truths, falsehoods, disinformation and propaganda. The mainstream media will not ...
Read More »Sarah Thomson sings about going down in campaign for mayor
VIDEO: The Sarah Thomson Campaign for Mayor of Toronto released a parody of the Ke$ha and Pitbull music video “Timber”: The revised lines (sung by Sarah Thomson and Kanye White) mirror Sarah’s commitment to taking transit underground with her Tunnel ...
Read More »CVT is rapidly becoming the rally transmission of choice
Brendan McAleer — Ever try to heel and toe in a pair of wooden shoes? Me either, but I’ll bet it’s no picnic. And yet, more and more manufacturers would have you shift gears in a manner first popularized by ...
Read More »Treacherous Wynne retains our slavery to anti-city OMB
Rosario Marchese — Sad news. On June 18, the government and the official opposition teamed up to kill my Bill 20, Respect for Municipalities Act (City of Toronto). My bill would have set Toronto free from the Ontario Municipal Board, ...
Read More »3-day spiritual convention to attract over 20,000 Ahmadiyya Muslims
Kashif Ahmad — Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama‘at Canada to welcome thousands to 38th Annual Convention Event: Over 20,000 people will put work, school and family obligations on hold to attend the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama‘at Canada’s 38th Annual Convention. The 3-day event ...
Read More »Sedate Canucks: only 14% bare it all for nudist holidays
East Gwillimbury, ON — The results of the 2014 survey on Canadians’ experience and attitudes toward nudity and naturism are now available. Identifying the size of the naturist movement has always been challenging. While it is easy to count visitors/members ...
Read More »Regent Park invites all to celebrate new, spectacular park
Residents of the revitalized Regent Park community welcome visitors from across the city to a music and art-filled ceremony called the Magic City to open Regent Park’s new 6-acre park. Saturday, June 21, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at 640 Dundas ...
Read More »Wish
Annabelle Goodman — I was meeting a friend for lunch in the Bloor Yonge area. Where to go? I suddenly remembered having lunch and a dinner at this charming little spot. Note the rubber boots filled with colorful plants all ...
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