Author Archives: Bulletin Editor

Cyclists, walkers, cars must learn to share the roads

Every year the number of bikes on the road seems to double. The city doesn’t have the will to build more infrastructure for this rising demand. I often see cyclists dangerously close to fast-moving vehicles, or cyclists on the sidewalk ...

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Brick project backed up

A grassroots project to improve Riverdale Park has failed to take root this year, according to the project’s organizer. As reported in the Dec. 2010 edition of The Bulletin, Randy Brown of Cabbagetown Art and Crafts was spearheading a project ...

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Occupy park being re-sodded by volunteers

The grass on St. James Park will be better by far than what was there before Occupy Toronto camped out in November. The grass was well trampled by general use and by slack maintenance by city staff. However, with some ...

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Shaw St. school to have new life as arts centre

The 97-year-old Shaw St. school that’s been vacant for the past 10 years in the Trinity-Bellwoods community is being renovated to re-open next fall as Downtown’s largest arts and cultural centre west of Spadina Ave. It’ll be called Artscape YOUNGplace, ...

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Young Canadians fear retirement funds may fall short

Amanda Neale-Robinson – A BMO Financial Group study has revealed that 80 per cent of Canadians between the ages of 18 and 34 are not very confident in their ability to save for retirement. Further, 55 per cent think they ...

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Robert Deluce wants our Waterfront for his jets

Please tell City Councillors that that’s wrong – for our city, and for our Waterfront By Brian Iler – Jets are banned from the Waterfront for good reason – they belong at Pearson, not in the middle of our City’s ...

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Right-wing group okays Ontario budget

‘Ontario Budget Gets a Passing Grade – Barely. Deficit continues to grow: projected $11.7 billion shortfall in 2013-14. Payroll tax relief: exemption threshold for Employer Health Tax raised’ — Canadian Taxpayers Federation By Candice Malcolm – The Canadian Taxpayers Federation ...

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Occupy Gardens to plant free food garden Queens Park 1pm today

Part of co-ordinated day of action ‘Solidarity/SOILidarity City’ for International Workers Day By Katie Berger – Occupy Gardens to plant free food garden in front of Legislative Assembly as part of coordinated day of action ‘Solidarity/SOILidarity City’ for International Workers ...

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