Author Archives: Bulletin Editor

Secret city offer a gift from you to Island airport: $2.5M/year

Brian Iler — The City of Toronto has battled the Toronto Port Authority for more than a decade to collect property taxes on the Island Airport and other lands owned by the Port Authority. That battle, fought so hard by ...

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Naked Shorts: The inside story of gold price manipulation

Paul Craig Roberts, Ph.D and David Kranzler The deregulation of the financial system during the Clinton and George W. Bush regimes had the predictable result: financial concentration and reckless behavior. A handful of banks grew so large that financial authorities ...

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Celebrating balance in Pinot Noir

“If a Pinot Noir is overwhelmed with fruit—or, indeed, by any element, like oak, fruit extraction, fruit ripeness, or alcohol—you’re going to lessen the possibility that the wine can express essential place. And for me, Pinot Noir is all about ...

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Mystic Muffin’s home was home to our first Catholic priest

So much of our early past has been demolished in the name of progress there are few buildings and even fewer institutions in Toronto that can date themselves back to our 18th century European beginnings; however there is one building ...

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Local designer seeks volunteers for annual CityPlace arts event

Kimberly Spice — Downtown resident Nadia Lloyd believes in getting an early start. That’s why she is already hard at work on the second annual CityPlace Art Crawl. The 38-year-old, artist, designer, entrepreneur and event planner decided to bring artisans ...

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Alberta tarsands projects: Canada’s Hiroshima

By Eric Walberg Canadian rock legend Neil Young has taken to the road with a mission. He laid down the gauntlet on national TV, calling the Canadian government “completely out of control” as he began his “Honour the Treaties” tour ...

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Fukushima food: Are we right to be scared of products from the Pacific?

William M. Boardman — [Global Research] — It’s true that the most intensely radioactive part of the Pacific Ocean currently is the area closest to Fukushima, Japan, where the destroyed nuclear power plant continuously adds to the radiation burden in ...

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Sorry! So sorry! The art of apology energizes his work

Marie Nazar — Art in Transit launches Sorry, Gary Duehr’s amusing yet powerful series of 20 collaged poems and images on multiple Pattison Onestop digital networks across Canada from January 20 – February 28, 2014.  Sorry is part of Pattison’s ...

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Maple Leaf Forever tree lives on in design exhibit

As part of the Toronto Design Offsite Festival (TO DO), an exhibit curated by LEAF (Local Enhancement & Appreciation of Forests) will showcase four unique pieces by Brothers Dressler, Dystil, The National Design Collective and Paus + Grün. The designers ...

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Are you a skilled restaurant manager? Subway wants you!

Canada’s premier healthy fast-food restaurant needs a talented, experienced restaurant manager. Duties include: to plan, direct and evaluate the operation of the restaurant. To properly evaluate the  customers complaints, queries and give them a proper, in-time solution. $17.50 per hour ...

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