Author Archives: Bulletin Editor

Restore TCHC to the original 3 public housing units

John Sewell — Enough already. The serious problems at the Toronto Community Housing Corp. (TCHC)  have gone unresolved for several years and it’s time for change. Disrepair, bad management, lack of good governance by a distant board of directors—the TCHC ...

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Students real target of Hudak cuts to school support staff

Craig Saunders — Education cuts proposed by PC leader Tim Hudak put students’ health and safety at risk, jeopardize student achievement and will effectively kill the full-day kindergarten program that has proven to be a boon to families across the ...

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At wine-focused restaurants, embracing the unknown

David White — “Representing real people who make real wine has always been very important to me,” explained Danny Fisher, the general manager and beverage director of Ripple, a wine-focused restaurant in Washington, D.C. “When you’re drinking wine—or any kind ...

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The Dear Sadie letters and Toronto’s First Post Office

Paulette Touby – In a time when >whassup? serves as a greeting, >sweetheart has been replaced by >hookup and cursive writing supplanted by digits, Toronto’s First Post Office at its AGM on May 12  offers us a glimpse into the ...

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Local actor tries his luck with as producer of street craps project

Kimberly Spice – It was a natural progression for actor Matthew Bennett to start his own production company, Blue Rage Entertainment Inc., after 20 years in the business and to produce his own major motion picture, Straight Kill. Based in ...

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Pan Am athletes’ village going for LEED Gold: green construction

Robin Careless – The Gooderham & Worts Neighborhood Association—a nonprofit organization that covers the Distillery and Canary Districts—held its annual meeting on March 31. Formed in 2001, the association represents the five inhabited buildings in the area and meets to ...

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OMB called a ‘mock court’ with adversarial hearings Wong-Tam: OMB erodes the quality of Downtown neighbourhoods

Dennis Hanagan – A former Toronto city councilor told a Queen’s Park committee that Toronto should remain under the purview of the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB)—a body current councillors say meddles in the city’s planning business, and they want rid ...

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