Author Archives: Bulletin Editor

Comstock: City hall ignores our greatest source of tourism

When we start entertaining the regional market, international tourism is bound to follow By Mike Comstock –  This is the time of year to think about house guests visiting you and Toronto this summer. Hopefully these are planned visits by ...

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Miller is much like Harper

They may be from nearly opposite sides of the political spectrum, but Mayor David Miller and P.M. Steve Harper share a lot of troublingly similar characteristics and tactics. Both pledge one thing and do another. They both pretended they would ...

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Sewell: Do cops adequately police themselves?

By John Sewell – What should happen when senior police managers are unwilling to fully prosecute criminal cases in a timely fashion and their lack of action results in cases being thrown out of court? And what should be done ...

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Corktowners ‘bitching’ about lack of dog park

Orphan’s Park between Adelaide & Richmond, east of Power likely new off-leash spot, says councilor’s office By Frank Touby – Corktowners have been having a bitch of a time getting an off-leash park for their dogs. And they’re accusing city ...

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St. Michael’s ordains 7 new priests

Mechanic, theatre school graduate and university football quarterback are among those who are now priests On Saturday, May 10, the Archdiocese of Toronto celebrated the ordination of seven new priests for service to the community. His Grace, Thomas Collins, Archbishop ...

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Viewpoint: More bunkum from Joe Volpe

Liberal hack makes up statistics to support pork barrel port authority Joe Volpe, Liberal MP and avid Toronto Port Authority supporter, omitted some important facts in parliament yesterday. In a debate on amendments to the Canada Marine Act, he stated: ...

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BQNA Earth Day neighbourhood clean up event

By Jeanhy Shim – On Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008, the Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Association (BQNA) held its first annual Earth Day neighbourhood clean up event. Several enthusiastic residents showed from 6:30 to 7:30 pm to help clean up the Bathurst ...

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Viewpoint: Where garbage reigns supreme

By Eva Curlanis-Bart – A city aspiring to “world class” should be able to deliver on key services under its municipal charter–efficient municipal infrastructure, safe and secure streets, attractive business and residential tax rates. Downtown residents, however, are inundated with ...

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Vaughan: Island Airport can’t handle an emergency landing

Toronto Ward 20 City Councilor Adam Vaughan has issued a statement in response to the April 16th incident at the Toronto Island Airport. The incident involved the emergency landing of a small aircraft that took off from the Toronto Island ...

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The Rotary Club is calling you

Want to pitch in for a good cause? Get involved with the Toronto Sunrise Rotary Club, which has helped build homes with Habitat for Humanity, raise money for worthwhile causes and much more. Call Wayne MacDougall at 416-733-4578 extension 228 ...

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